And it's still not single slot or Low Profile.
This card would be ideal for a home theatre set up if they reduced the size.

First 950, now this.
Noice.

Caring1And it's still not single slot or Low Profile.
This card would be ideal for a home theatre set up if they reduced the size.

It lacks hevc and vp9 decoding and it does not have hdmi2.0 output. Sure it would be good home theater card, but I would not call it ideal.

There must be some magic VRMs on the market. Both AMD and Nvidia are cutting power a huge amount on low end cards. Will they show up on R9 390s?

Maybe amd is trying out 14nm on these cards already ? :)

Doing a dieshrink of existing arch :)))

It seems that 28nm keep getting better and better.

this is the R7 360E

Hum, IDK why this now? We think VRM are the reasoning for 50% reduction in TDP? Has to be special chip binning, though only for HIS?

Now if I was one (or the only) OEM receive such a "Tobago" that makes good at just 50W why waste it on that generic size board and that cooler? HIS is fairly well known for some nicely engineered passive coolers, why not do that with that same board. Or right, a half-height with a nice heat-pipe cooler and fan even if dual slot. I just strikes me as weird that they left all that goodness in a ho-hum package.

A passive full size dual slot, along with a half-height version, then bundle a Display Port 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 adapter and you have a premium offering, here most folk see it and go a R7 360 seems expensive?

what is it with you guys and hdmi 2.0? what the actual F would this card need 60 frames per second for at 3840x2160? the hobbit is a really bad movie, get over it already, geez! or is UHD streaming at 60Hz so massively adopted? I can hardly buffer a 1080@60 yet alone a UHD@60

Nejcwhat is it with you guys and hdmi 2.0?

I more meant it as a marketing ploy to have such a product get a premium price. Such adapters have been difficult to get right now, always fluctuate in and out of stock, know there's one in the box is always a good... hook.

Nejcwhat is it with you guys and hdmi 2.0? what the actual F would this card need 60 frames per second for at 3840x2160? the hobbit is a really bad movie, get over it already, geez! or is UHD streaming at 60Hz so massively adopted? I can hardly buffer a 1080@60 yet alone a UHD@60

In some media no hdcp2.2 no picture(that mostly unwanted 4k drm thingy). HDCP2.2 is in hdmi2.0* and dp1.3, so not even dp1.2 to hdmi2.0 give you a hdcp2.2(hmm It seems there is dp1.2 to hdmi2.0 adapters that support hdcp2.2, I thought it was a new thing on dp1.3 spec). Granted luckily now hdcp2.2 is not very common, but uhd blu ray and some video streamers will use it. Only time will tell if they come to PC some day.

*to make things more complicated hdmi2.0 does not automatically mean hdcp2.2. I.e. gm204 and gm200 does not have hw for hdcp2.2, while gm200 and gm206 do.

One can cut power consumption in half, by just using "High Grade VRM components"???