Dealing blows with the GTX 980 Ti

AMD has now officially lifted the NDA veil from its latest graphics card flagship, the Radeon R9 Fury X, and according to first reviews, the new Fiji GPU is trading blows with Nvidia's Geforce GTX 980 Ti, rather than the Titan X, and has a quite limited overclocking potential.

Another picture leaks

While we already had a chance to see a nice teaser of the upcoming Radeon Fiji GPU-based graphics card from EA/DICE's Johan Andersson, AMD has now released a new video teaser for it while some other site has leaked a much more revealing picture of a real graphics card.

Brings support for AMD Fiji GPU and GTX 980 Ti

Techpowerup has launched a newest version of the GPU-Z, a popular graphics system information, monitoring, and diagnostic utility, the GPU-Z 0.8.3.

First teaser of the Fiji GPU based flagship

Johan Andersson, Technical Director on Frostbite Engine at Electronic Arts, has teased the first real picture of the upcoming AMD flagship graphics card based on the Fiji GPU.

The Radeon R9 380X coming with HBM

New evidence coming from two LinkedIn profiles of AMD employees suggest that AMD's upcoming Radeon R9 380X graphics card which is expected to be based on the Fiji GPU will actually use High-Bandwidth Memory.