Is the R9 280x toxic the fastest card?

Meet The Sapphire R9 280X Toxic Clocked at 1100MHz for the base GPU clock and 1150MHz boost GPU clock, with the their 280X Toxic Sapphire is aiming to have the fastest 280X card on the market. This is 250MHz (29%!) faster than the stock 280X at base clockspeeds, and 150Mhz (15%) faster under full boost.

Is the Sapphire R9 280x 3GB toxic worth it?

The Sapphire R9 280X 3GB TOXIC is a great looking card as you can see above in our introduction image. You shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, though, as they say, so we won’t read into it too much. If past experience is anything to go by, though, we should have quite the card on our hand.

How many GPUs have been tested on R9 280x?

R9 280X The number of benchmark samples for this model as a percentage of all 49,579,179 GPUs tested. Based on statistics from 85,866 user benchmarks. Custom PC Builder (Start a new build) Build your perfect PC: compare component prices, popularity, speed and value for money.

Is Sapphire’s 280x toxic the fastest GPU on the market?

But of all the designs being released in the next week for the 280X, none that we’re aware of are quite as aggressive as what Sapphire will be going for with their 280X Toxic. Clocked at 1100MHz for the base GPU clock and 1150MHz boost GPU clock, with the their 280X Toxic Sapphire is aiming to have the fastest 280X card on the market.

How fast is the toxic Sapphire 280x?

Clocked at 1100MHz for the base GPU clock and 1150MHz boost GPU clock, with the their 280X Toxic Sapphire is aiming to have the fastest 280X card on the market. This is 250MHz (29%!) faster than the stock 280X at base clockspeeds, and 150Mhz (15%) faster under full boost.

What is the 280x toxic’s heatsink design?

Located below and measuring just a bit shorter than the fan-shroud is the 280X Toxic’s heatsink, a two segment vertical fin design.

What is AMD’s Radeon R9 280x based on?

With AMD’s Radeon R9 280X being based on the company’s now venerable and battle-tested Tahiti GPU, AMD’s partners have wasted no time in releasing fully customized products for AMD’s new lineup.