Question 1

So it looks like from the pictures that this comes with stock air fans. But the specs say that it comes with a water cooler. I'm confused, could someone explain to me which one it is? Thanks!

Accepted Answer

The fury x comes with aio water cooling.  This one is exactly like it shows with the 3 fans.   And it's huge,  the longest card I've ever had.  But it runs 4k at 60fps with no problem.

Just make sure your case has enough airflow.

Question 2

How long is this card?

Accepted Answer

The card is approximately 11.5 inches long.  I bought the card for my son and while it fit lengthwise in a lian li pc-v358 case the top would not close because there is a heat pipe that rises above the top of the card.  The card did fit in a lian li pc-V1020 case.  Bottom line - make sure you have room lengthwise; room on the top and width wise as the card is slightly wider than 2 slots.

Question 3

About how big a PSU would you recommend for this card? I'm pushing 650W right now.

Accepted Answer

I have a 700w power supply that is running this card just fine right now. But I also only have 2 SSD hard drives so I am saving the power consumption that mechanical hard drives normally pull. You just have to look and see what wattage everything on your computer is using and see what you have left over. If you don't have anything crazy on your computer or a lot of mechanical hard drives,  I would recommend a 700 to 800 watt power supply. You might be able to do the 650 watt but that could be cutting it close

Question 4

Does this card come with a back plate?

Accepted Answer

Yes this card does come with a back plate.

Question 5

Does this fit in my lenovo erazer x315?

Accepted Answer

This card is 12 1/2 inches long, and sapphire recommends a 750 watt power supply. In addition, it is a little wider than a double wide card and needs some room for the fans to move some air. Looking at the specs for the x315, I would say no.

Question 6

does the display port to dvi work with monitors that require dual -link dvi? I use a korean xstar 27" 1440p display

Accepted Answer

Brandon's response is incorrect, at least for the model I received. Mine shipped with a BizLink KS10009-131 passive DP to DVI-D (single link) adapter with a maximum resolution of 1920x1200. For a 1440p display, one will need an active adapter that supports a Dual Link DVI-D connection.

Question 7

Here's an idea!
lets take the newest smallest board then make it so huge it most likely will only fit in a full size ATX case.

genius!?

Accepted Answer

It actually fits in mid cases as well.   At least the last 2 that I've had.

Question 8

Will this card run up to 4 displays with 2 of them using non-native connectors at once? I don't want to game on all 4 at once, I just want to know if I could have all 4 monitors running off the card at the same time.  My displays are:
2x Monitors Using DVI (I would need to buy DVI/DP adapter's)
1x Monitor Using DisplayPort
1x HDTV Using HDMI

I have an issue with my current card (Radeon HD 6950) where the Catalyst Control Center will recognize all 4 of my displays but won't allow me to have all 3 on at the same time, I have to disable one to get the other to turn on.

Accepted Answer

You will need to buy 1 ACTIVE display port to DVI adapter. there is 1 passive display port adapter that you can attach the other DVI monitor to, and connect the rest to the card directly.

Question 9

What are the dimensions of the card?

Accepted Answer

Measuring myself to the front edge of the mounting bracket and ignoring the PCIE tab:

The PCB is 19.3cm/7.57" by 9.7cm/3.82" by 1.55cm/.6" (width measured at the power connectors, which are the farthest-protruding component attached to the PCB)

The entire assembly (heatsink, fans, cowl, backplate) is 30.8cm/12.13" by 10cm/3.94" by 5.1cm/2"

The screws protrude a bit behind the backplate - my guess is the official width is listed from the front surface of the PCB, though even then it's a little short of the actual width. The length measurement only listing the PCB length is seriously misleading, though - the full assembly is just over one foot long - but it still might be useful if one were planning on replacing the cooling apparatus with a water block.

Question 10

Has anyone Crossfired this with a 7970? Would anyone want to?

Accepted Answer

No, this will most likely not crossfire with with any card other than the Fury or Fury X.

Brand	SAPPHIRE
Model	100379SR

Chipset Manufacturer	AMD
GPU Series	AMD Radeon R9 Fury Series
GPU	Radeon R9 Fury
Core Clock	1000 MHz

Effective Memory Clock	Up to 500MHz , Effective 1000Mbps
Memory Size	4GB
Memory Interface	4096-Bit
Memory Type	HBM

DirectX	DirectX 12
OpenGL	OpenGL 4.4

CrossFireX Support	Yes
Virtual Reality Ready	Yes
Cooler	Liquid Cooler
HDCP Ready	Yes

SAPPHIRE Radeon R9 Fury 4GB HBM PCI Express 3.0 x16 CrossFireX Support Graphics Card 100379SR

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