Source: http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/amd-radeon-r9-nano-poses-in-the-wild.html - http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1870974 & Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/AdvancedMicroDevices/comments/3fn4b8/r9_nanos_are_in_the_wild/
Who wants to start trying to guess how low the clock speed will have to be to keep the thermals under control with only one fan? I'll start: 750MHz GPU core...
So many negative people here... qqing about new expensive toys not being EXACTLY right... People like that need to be shipped away to forever live in Uganda. And i want to visit them each 10 years, ask their opinions about marketing terms and brands.
Yeah your right, if it cost more then the 390x, oh boy AMD is in trouble. the sweet spot should be around $369 to $380, any higher then the 390x price no one going to buy the R9 Nano.
Even then there is a good priced 390 at 330$ with 8GB. If nano could offer similiar performance as 390X for less it could be a hit but i doubt it will.
Is this using the same PCB as the Fury/X ore is it different? If it were the same then slap a water block on it and clock it to 1Ghz like the Fury and if the price is right two of these in CF could be fun.
Its the same size as a GTX 650ti I have. That is just awesome. Such a damn shame AMD doesnt have a gamestream setup like nvidia does. There are a few games that dont work with steam game streaming and only work with nvidia game stream for me.
Yeah there is only the amd gaming evolved twitch streaming thingie which I've never used. And w10 can stream some games at least if you have that
I really hope the price tag isn't going to make this neat little card unattractive to the point that I'll rather sit it out until '16 Q1~Q3. That is of course if the cards delivers the expected performance in the first place. The R300's are overpriced to the point of ridiculousness in my opinion, so if suspicions here hold true that the Nano may be contender to the throne of the non fury line up then I think we'll be looking at 400~500$, which I'd find rather unfortunate. We shall see, I guess.
I don't know about you... But I like the size my things to reflect their performance e.g. bigger cpu cooler = better cpu bigger gpu = better gpu bigger tv... etc...