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Could just be a blown cap. You should hit up buildzoid and see if he could give you some ideas or what to look for with a multimeter. Attempting a nano resurrection could be a good video in it's own right at least.
I second the buildzoid recommendation. Guy seriously, seriously knows his pcb's
I was thinking the same thing. Given the way it failed, it really sounds like a blown fuse or cap somewhere rather than a GPU core or VRAM failure. Those types of failures tend to leave the card in semi-working condition, just with artifacts and possibly lower clocks/higher thermal sensitivity (which actually may have been what was wrong with the card to begin with; if they were pushed too high for long periods of time for the temps and/or clocks and/or voltage, that could leave them hanging on their last legs and might explain why the guy is selling them so cheap, like maybe they were being used for mining and all OC'ed all to hell because the miner was willing to kill the cards and drop in replacements when they died). I've killed several Radeon cards with overclocking and they always powered on/worked afterwards; they just didn't run right from then on (artifacts/heat/voltage sensitivity as I mentioned) and my experiences go all the way back to the 9800 Pro in the mid 2000's and I've killed something like 4 or 5 Radeon GPUs this way from various series with the most recent being a mobile M290X/8970M (same card rebranded and same GPU core as the 7870 desktop card with different clocks). I'm not saying it's impossible to heat/voltage damage a GPU to the point where it won't power on, but I have never seen it so I suspect it's something else causing it and it can likely be repaired by someone who knows how to track down a short and solder.
I'd love to see this!
Lol, I just wrote the same thing in the comments, then saw your comment. This is more than likely a fixable problem. I seriously doubt anything is wrong with the GPU itself, and the memory is almost certainly fine, we are almost certainly looking at a blown Cap. You really don't even need Buldzoid, although I definitely would agree that he is an expert, but this is something Timmy Joe could easily do himself and make a video out of his experience. Just pop back open the card, scan it for a fat cap, desolder it, run the part number and order another online for pennies on the dollar, solder it back on, power it up. You are good. Make sure to buy some extras, and replace any cap that looks even remotely bulged. Job Complete. Would be an awesome video!
Do it, do it, do it! Agree with all these guys, watch a few Buildzoid vids as tutorials then give it a go. It would be such an epic win if you succeed. But, I love your attitude and contriteness in this video. That's why I'm subscribed, you're real man!
the guy thats selling the used cards have 7 more cards to selll,
Timy joe...... Maybe this was used for minig.....yust maybe
Miners generally underclock their gpu's for better Power efficiency. Getting a mining card is probably safer than getting a card that's been overclocked and used for gaming
@Scooby Dooby Mining has little to no effect on hardware so long as the previous owner kept it clean.
@Scooby Dooby that's bullshit. Gaming is pretty harsh on gpus at times. Especially if using games like on and off, heating and cooling down is something which actually breaks a GPU faster. Then again the only downside about mining for a gpu is the wear and tear on its fan and that's it. Because of higher usage. But still, gaming is more abusive.
@@MrFlamingballs And cool
@@BrandonBarkley they underclock the core but they over clock to the limits the memory
I talked to the guy from Louisiana who were selling these Nanos since last winter. These were mined to death - the seller lowered the price about 3 times, I actually still have the messages on ebay.
Id still buy one to put in a small form factor case. I have an R9 fury nitro that I know was mined with and it still games very well, also have a 390x with the same case - still a beast.
Its not like they degrade - maybe the fans wear out but that hasnt happened to me. I also have a 1070 FE that was mined with, still a great card - still overclocks to a 1080.
Id still buy one. Ive bought hella cards from miners, even revived a few
JustStat facts it’s easy.
I've bought ex mining cards ( RX 580s and GTX 1080s ) and would recommend it if they're clean and working, no more risky than any other used card.
They're usually run cool and undervolted, so if they've been kept in a good environment the only thing that will possibly be worse for wear is the fans. Assuming there isn't some kind of defect or thermal issue, cards kept in reasonable conditions can't be 'mined to death'.
Obviously I'm not talking about the ones run in a shed exposed to the elements that have corrosion, grime, and dead bugs on them.
I don't like seeing 79*c on any GPU, but it does appear these cards run hot on stock settings without raising the voltage, power limit, and OC. They also have a reputation of being very sensitive and easily damaged, so perhaps replacing the thermal paste was a bit risky in the first place.
Yeah, buying through Ebay can be a blessing and a curse, it's all rng like a game of Division 2. Sometimes you get a god tier drop or a piece of crap.
Well seeing the thumbnail I was intrigued and when you started Division 2, the backpack of your character was all pixelated and full of artifacts. After that I saw where this is going
Good eye, I had to rewatch.
Brother , you get props from a fellow amd fan for posting this video. It's one of those videos that has dome great real world education.
Thank you!!!!!!!! Hard lessons but I will figure it out :)
@@TimmyJoePCTech Find the Blown Cap, Desolder, Replace! The Card will still work brother!
@Intra Ignis you ain't dma Rea ouy
@Intra Ignis I'm actually suprised you missed the other more glaring misspelled word. Priorities.
Super sad situation. Will loop this for over night while sleeping. Anything for Timmy Joe!
Split screened my phone to keep your video on repeat. I loved your reaction! Tnx for the content, you are almost at 100k congratulations.
Well done as usual. Getting damn close to that 100k bro!
holy, just pounding out the great videos nonstop!
Wow ! 100K incoming ! Bravo.
Don't be down Timmy Joe. contact sapphire and use your influence
Is this a joke or did noone see 3:41 he pulled a cable that disconected the pc - obviously monitor will display "no connection".. I mean srsly if its a joke its not even funny..
@@_but_why he had text at the bottom saying 'dramatic reinactment'. Yes it was a joke & he said so on the screen ;)
Performs similarly to my Fury IIRC. I did a video on it recently on my other channel.
I purchased 2 cards on ebay that didn't work. I took them apart cleaned them broken the warranty sticker and they still didn't work. I sent them back under ebay buyer protection and got my money back. Oh yeah the guy had it listed as "returns not accepted" but I still returned it and got my money back. All you gotta do is try. However since then I only buy if the seller accepts returns just in case.
@Fetus PC-TECH but it also works the other way. I sold a board/CPU combo that a person returned under the policy. It was working when I mailed it out. I'm guessing that he bricked it doing a BIOS update. I know this situation in the video is slightly different, but the Ebay policy is a little onsided. Now I have broken hardware that wasn't once it was mailed. It is the nature of the Ebay beast though.
EBay has money back guarantee
@Fetus PC-TECH yeah I do the same when I sell. Don't want people returning a perfectly good GPU cause it didn't fit. But to go along with the returns thing I also got a gpu that smelled really bad and was happy it was broken so I could send it back lol idk if eBay buyer protection would let me return a shit smelling GPU lol
I got a MINING Nano for $130 shipped to my door! And did the liquid metal treatment to it and can play it at 1100 all day!
Hey Timmy Joe! Next time when you Bench Vega pls use the HBCC Memory Segment and watch the fps growing on high resolutions! THX
Hbcc segment increases are modest. Gamers Nexus has a whole suite of benchmarking done looking at it's effect on fps and frametimes. I've been trying to find a scenario where it's helpful but haven't found one myself. Truth is that most games do t need more than the 8gb already on Vega cards and the few that do generally already throw the extra memory requirements on to system ram without hbcc memory turned on. It did add a couple degrees to the temp of the card for some reason for me which may or may not have been a fluke as I have no reason to believe it would make the card pull more power. But yeah I see nothing from hbcc mem segment at 1440p and margin of error increases at 4k. Only memory related performance increases I get on Vega come from good old fashioned vram overclocking (which is unfortunate because my used msi air boost has hynix memory which artifacts heavily past 920 MHz even with a Morpheus cooler keeping edge temps atless than 60 degrees c and hot spot temps at 75-80 which is roughly the same as before the Morpheus despite being able to push the clock settings to 1692 at p7 and being cool even with power play table mods letting me pull +100% power and increasing current caps by 100mA while still staying at the above temps.)
If you have seen scenarios where it's helping you out let me know so I can take a look.
Some times you learn the hard way Timmy Joe but on the positive side your viewer's learned something too. Don't buy used electronics from E bay! Oh yeah, 99K Timmy and looking good. Don't let that mishap get you down cause you're gonna hit 100K by the end of July 2019 and it will all be worth it. Keep up the great work Bro.
Its a common problem for the R9 (2xx, 3xx and Fury) series to stop working. The due to the card getting hot, it's most likely that the GPU dye has de-soldered itself, The method I have used to fix some R9 290x and 390x is to pull the card back apart, remove all thermal paste and thermal pads, Then get a heat gun and blow around the GPU dye for approx 30-40 seconds... Let the card cool down for a minute and then reapply thermal paste and pads... The card should start working.
I emailed your buyer and told him that it would be the greatest advertising of all time to send you a new card.
Not happening, that's already high defect rate, and he won't have an issue selling the 7 cards or whatever they have left. It would only make sense if he could then charge $200+ (which makes it a bad deal). But also sounds like Timmy might have broken his... The interposer on those Fiji cards are a total BEEEP to not break. Buildzoid (the guy that ran like 3 different GPUs soldered onto one R9 290X in the video "day of the living 290x", even HE broke a Fury card just putting the stock cooler back on (he didn't want it exposed on the liquid nitrogen cooler, so thought it safest to put the stock cooler back on... dead... Experienced pros break these things, they are extremely finicky and delicate (normal GPUs like my Titan Xp I just toss accross the room onto a bed or a couch, they just bounce a foot or two, no big deal, never broke one from that, but man was I shaky when putting blocks on my 4x Fury crossfire system!)
video referenced, be prepared for the GPU carnage and gore...
ua-cam.com/video/b511XxNHzog/v-deo.html
Yeah, this guy even broke a nano... I'd say he's WAY above any of our levels of skill!
Almost 100K SUBs Woo Woo
is that power consumption of the cpu for real? around 17W at gaming is mindblowing and all that with 4,8ghz and 8 cores.
Thanks for all the suggestions and what not guys! Videos doing great for goodness sakes :) Luv from Grumpy Timmy
Over here a R9 Nano owner as far
is working really well
Too bad, always wanted that card in my old FX8370 box, would have been nice to see it run in your box
This is the best Timmy Joe video I've seen.
Being an AMD fan I always knew about the Fury series of cards but I didn’t know the mini was performing that well in 2019. Great vid though and the views will naturally be as hot as the fury series.
BTW can you try the oven method to bake the card to see if it comes back to life. Many people have tried this and it’s got the card to work. I believe it was mined on probably slowly got the Sony PS3 issue with the reball needed.
Bake it! 👍
DAMN! 27K views in one day heck yeah! Thanks for this sick video
Sad to see it die, awesome little cards. Had one of these in my old system. Modded it to take a Rajintek Morpheus II core. But the VRM is the weak spot on these cards. High temps on the VRM makes it clock throttle like a pig. I even had that going on with the Morpheus II on it. Managed to solve it by taking the VRM cooling solution of the stock cooler, making it to fit under the Morpheus II and then it stopped dropping clocks constantly.
Timmy it's an 8 pin on that r9 nano😂 you referred to it as a 4 pin around 2:05 but overall I love your videos especially the PC seller vids 😂😂 those are the best
True, but who doesn't misspeak every now and then?
@@thegoblin3629 your right lol I didnt mean no offense lol hes an amazing guy lol.
@@TheDavid598 I understand. Just making the statement to up the engagement for the algorithm for our pal TimmyJoe.
@@thegoblin3629 true true 👌🙏
Give this guy some more subs! He has some good content :)
So, similar situation. I bought a used RX 570 aorus off eBay. When I got it installed it, everything seems to be working fine but it was louder than I thought it should be. Then I noticed it was running a bit hotter than I thought I should be as well. So I used afterburner to edit the fan curve and it started making a lot of bad noise. So I determine that the fans were bad. I contacted the seller as well as gigabyte, the seller was more than reasonable offering a refund if I return the card. However, gigabyte told me that the card was still in warranty and issued me an RMA. So I return the car to gigabyte, informed the seller of what was going on, and here's what happened. The seller issued me a partial refund to cover my shipping costs to return the card for warranty. and gigabyte fixed the car and returned it to me. So all in I have a aorus RX 570 for about 50 USD. Sometimes getting a good deal just requires a little bit more work.
Sorry for your loss. I also think it is a great card.
Actually before it was "blown up" it was not only greased, but overclocked too.
This card is designed to be really at the margin, it reducing the clock speed to keep temperature down,that's why it is hard to reach the "magic" 1000MHz clock speed.
When the overvoltage happened, I suppose the complete cooling system became unstable and goes into an area of uncontrolled situation.
I believe the card was deep fried during the overclocked benchmark tests shown before the defect.
I know this card from first hand, I bough one for my son from China. I am sure it was used for mining, but very stable and very cool. A real little beast.
But I never overclocked, just because I read beforehand, how it works. It is fast enough without overclocking too. (and I am not an FPS fanatic and try to train my boy too)
there is a cap near the front of the pcie slot , they commonly fail it will basically disable the whole card / use a multi meter to see if you can revive it :)
I bought an MSI RX 570 8GB and an MSI RX 580 8GB when my taxes came back. They were both used and from different sellers. The 570 was for a good friend and I took the 580. The 570 was absolutely fine and still is, but the second day I had my 580 it was running really hot, above 85C in most games, and it had some very strange artifacting when booting up the system. The card has fortunately lived to this day under the same conditions and I've tried fixing it many different ways, but I learned the same lesson as you TJ. Used hardware is a good value proposition, as I got the 580 for 120USD, but *you are taking a huge risk of either it works good and proper, as the RX 570 did, or does not, as my poor RX 580 does not.*
came for (donno why) stayed for the music !!
That is unfortunate. Sorry to hear that, TimmyJoe.
Oh. But maybe try baking it for science? Always love watching those!
I like my Msi 1660 TI Gaming X and while the Vega 56 could be less used or refurbished the encoder for the nvidia card is a plus for obs users. plus you'll get a new card with a warranty I did attempt to get a Vega 56 refurbished through newegg but was a DOA so just decided to switch it up.
Fury's are under rated cards, i am still rocking my saphire Fury Trixx runs all my games really nice on a 144hz freesync panel at 1080p.
I was running an ASUS R9 Fury until just a few months ago. Sadly 4GB of RAM just weren't cutting it so I bought a Vega 56.
The vram was the only thing holding the Fury back. Kicks ass for older games tho! Got mine for 90$
@@LeigonX I have since upgraded to a 5700XT, really good upgrade.
@@superskank1467 What are temps like with the 5700XT? Glad to see AMD doing well with GPUs again finally. Can't wait to see if the RX6XXX leaks are true, nVidia's days may be numbered.
@@LeigonX Temps aren't has good as the fury, i keep the 5700XT at around 75c and it's not too loud either.
Hey Timmy, Since the card is "toast" anyways, have you given it any thought to bake it, to see if the solder just needs to be re-flowed? I figure it wouldn't hurt, and you could get a video out of it :) There is a small chance it will work, I did it with a an old RX 550. again I could have got lucky, but it was fun to do.
I paid $50 US for a RX480 8gb and it beats the 1060 6gb for settings and fps
Probably a mining card, but they're still great. I've got an XFX black edition that I bought new right before the mining surge. No regrets, does 1080p ultra settings on all the new games. Even plays old poorly optimized games really well.
50$? i paid 100€
$50 isn't a deal, its blind robbery! RX 570 4GB seems to be around $70 wherever I look, you could easily resell that for a profit. :0
Deals are out there. I got a pristine Vega 56 for $200 USD 6mo ago when it was hard to find a similar model for less than $300ish. I highly recommend Vega 56 for anyone that likes to tinker. Between bios switches, power play table mods, cooler swaps, and good old wattman there's hours of fun to be had. Just try to get one of the few Vega 56s with Samsung hbm2 bc it can clock muuuuch higher and vram clock speeds are huge on Vega.
Damn, and I thought that I got a good deal for my reference rx480 8gb at $83
Got my nano for 135 shipped. The paste was dry as hell and the pads were shot. Changed everything out and it runs cool like a champ. Btw 950 is the stock speed. The single connector made mine not OC well at all
Single connector won't matter (I've ran 2 entire Fury cards off one 8 pin and used a splitter just to test cable quality). Don't believe the super low rating on those 6/8 pins, those are a very safe factor which takes into account the worst 1/1000 connections and using cheapo aluminum cables and garbage power supplies, that's not what they actually deliver.
Damn, I bought one of these from the same guy a few weeks before you made this video, already replaced the thermal paste and thermal pads on it before I ever put it in my system. Hopefully I don't have any issues like this!
I'm still happy about my used gpu, it's an r9 280 and the guy said he used it for a few years and it's lasted me close to a year now with only 1 problems for only 30£
I love that dramatic reaction
I have had a R9 Nano from Gigabyte and I have never messed with the voltage but I did change the thermal Paste to Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut, and I only saw a marginal decrease like 2-4c less than stock paste.
There is a chance to be repaired. If a transistor died and got shorted, it can be replaced. The same with the VRM controller. If the main chip got shorted instead, that's a component hard to find.
I used to have the R9 Fury Nitro with a 1150 core and it did fine at 1440p and I still believe it's a beautiful card for its price and with a slightly aggressive fan curve you can have it run pretty cool and it ran cooler than my gtx 1080 in the same setup due to its 3 fan design.
What card is that beside the domo figurine in the background? The one with the girl on it
Asus Radeon hd 4870x2 :) thers a gtx 280 with her too on the other side
@@TimmyJoePCTech ohh i see. its a really cool card, might have to pick one up for myself
Did a video on this a while back. Replaced the fan on mine since the fan was dying.
Thermal paste squished out and hitting the PCB? Had that happen on my 1080.
I know this is late to post on this video but AMD themselves originally locked the voltage sliders for this reason. I would of personally just changed the temp and power target, keep it at its rated speed. Also the thermal pad/paste there is a small difference in the hieght of the HBM and CPU die which gamernexus mentioned when card was released. So the HBM could of overheated or the cpu clock couldnt handle the voltages.... If you still have the card you could try to check with a heat gun and pass over the board make sure a solder joint didnt overheat and reflow it..... Glad ur doing videos again though. U seem like a good guy just keep on going and learning :)!!!!!
"If you guys could just keep refreshing this video" Lmao
Great video yea that's the risk people run getting used pc hardware, I have been very fortunate with my used purchases knock on wood lol. But yeah you can defiantly compare used hardware to new hardware because if you can get better or similar performance for less money then its worth it. Their are pro's and con's to both side it's up to the individual comfort level and decision. Good video! Also I just purchased an x58 sabertooth system with a gtx 1050ti and 14gb of ram for $180 US and bought a Xeon x5675 for $25 overclocked it to 4.2ghz on a 120mm aio and I'm very impressed with the cinebench r15 score of 947, I have an i7-7700k at stock 4.2 ghz it gets a CB score of 986. Literally I a $1,000 + system I built when new is comparable to a $205 pc form like 10 years ago value right their.
love r9 nano have 2 of em same ones
Most eBay sellers have a 30 day DOA warranty. When I've bought electronics on eBay, I don't try anything fancy with them until that DOA period is up and I can assume it's good.
He may have broken it, the interposer is fragile as hell... Even this guy (ridiculous skill, check out his 3 GPU zombies resurrecting a 290X), he's even broken a Nano putting the stock cooler back on!
ua-cam.com/video/b511XxNHzog/v-deo.html
Hey Timmy this is a thought, but could have the death of the card also been from not resetting the VRAM and GPU Clocks to Stock settings? i did notice the GPU was at 1050mhz.
8:53 someone sabotaged lights
Check the Capacitors,visually it can be seen sometimes,use a volt meter if you can. There is always the oven bake if nothing else as a last resort. Good Luck
Those low FPSs are probably because of the 4GB of VRAM. Ultra settings on this games (like the texture quality) probably needs beyond 4GB VRAM.
I had a R9 Fury Strix card, loved it. Now I'm on Vega 56, love that too lol.
@@sporkmaster3689 I'm sure the FPS doesn't stay that low though, might like quick dips into in the low FPS numbers dropping the low percentile averages pretty low because of the VRAM capacity getting maxed and having to swap. I remember that happening with some games on my Fury. Lowering the texture settings a notch (like ultra to high or more if needed) usually solved that issue.
@@sporkmaster3689 Seems to have aged well to me (4x Fury for 4k Ultra gaming, over doubles my Titan Xp)
Could the interposer have been damaged when you replaced the paste? They’re apparently really fragile with penty of experienced people damaging them.
The RX480 I picked up runs warm and the fan always ramps up. It games at 75c but it seems to do fine at that temp. I changed the thermal paste and even the pads and that didn't really help with temps. It is the Gigabyte blower style. It idles at 33c
The problem for me is most of the time people tend to overprice used cards in EU Bosnia. gtx 1060 6gb is now 250e -.- with no warranty
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Afaik, you have to very careful with r9 fury nano (series) heatsink due to hbm architecture.
Good thing that a "R9 Fury Nano" does not exist :^)
That is strange but makes me think of my one. I also changed the thermal paste but after plugging it back it in it never booted, even though it did have a light on it if I remember correctly but it has never worked again. I upgraded to the 1660ti. The main reason is that Nvidia now allows variable refresh rate on their cards.
I bought a PC used and 2 days after I got it both RAM sticks died, still using the machine though!
Clean card again properly with crc electronic contact cleaner. Use nil polish hardener around the core to block any components before applying paste again . Also be mindful that applying paste on fury is tricky because the core components arent all the same hight so paste will spill over where it should not. Let me know how it goes.
The warranty for EVGA follows the card so if you check the serial number on the EVGA website to see what the warranty has left then you have zero risk. Almost all 900 series cards are out of warranty, unless they were B stock or bought way later. And all 10 series cards are still covered. Also most of the time just call the company anyways, don't say you bought it used that doesn't matter people tend to not register the warranty so the company will check it in their system.
Hi ! how to compare it with the new AMD cards?
u can print a new warranty sticker easily and another thing on ebay you can always get a return no matter what this is from experence no matter if u except returns or not i have had issues with people buying stuff and then not wanting it and sending it back
9:31 4 years? my 5670 will be 10 next year and the only time i had a problem was because it literally had carpet of dust on top.
I have 5 of them for mining, great card. And great card for gaming too. Short on RAM for high texture or high Res, but I still have 1920*1080 screen so not worth to get more powerful.
it would look nice on the shelf
Try to get a spray can of contact cleaner....and disassemble the GPU completely and spray the contact cleaner over it on both side and let it dry by itself....should be around 1-2 hours on a sunny day....Done this with couple of broken cards that i have bought as faulty and not working....Been using an HD6950 for atleast 6 months with that methods...
The VRM on the R9 Nano is less robust than on the Fury X. That's the main area that AMD cut down with this card, as otherwise the specs are very similar. Pushing the VRM too hard while also at the thermal limit with stock cooling can get you in this situation.
Yeah... I am in the same shoe... Bought an RX 580 4gb used... And its very temperamental. Astroneer? 15-20 minutes and black screen hang/ no signal / diagonal artifacting. Metro Exodus? 3 hours+ without problems. Unity engine games? 4th-5th game launch succesful and works great, 1-3 start with artifacts and constant Radeon setting reset because of an unexpected system failure. Waiting for Navi or 1660Ti.
Buying mining cards is very risky, but if the miner does things well the cards can still be economically viable.
I bought a mining R9 Fury, paid $ 75 for it. I did maintenance of thermal paste and cleaning, I think a pad is missing. The card is fine.
What I can say about the model is that it consumes energy like crazy. But with undervolt lower the consumption 80W.
hey timmy joe did you try to reball the card by using a heat gun or a oven its simple. place the card face up on 4 tinfoil balls on a baking sheeting, preheat oven to 375ºf and bake for 10 minutes. Remove from oven and let it cool for 30 minutes.
Recently I was looking for a graphics card for a fx 6300 build. My power supply was only 400 watts so I had to go with a new nvdia card like the 1060 because it uses less power then some of the more budget friendly amd gpu's
You should have went with a gt 230
This channel is Doughnut Media but for computer parts and I love it.
In China, there are official refurbished R9 nano from XFX with 2 years warranty. The price is less than 200$.
But, maybe it's better to wait new card.
Why would you pull out the power cable under load
It wasn't hah
It was a video playing on my other PC from the capture of when it actually broke, the PC isn't posted when I pulled the plug. Probably still dumb, but you know " dramatic Recreation " :)
@@TimmyJoePCTech So you have two R9 fury lying around?
Asus 1660 ti is the only 1660ti thats worth the $ for the performance/oc headroom.
Runs @2130mhz - 17500mhz memory
Always stays below 60c
R9 Fury (air or water X version) stays below that temp as well, and I run 4x (100 fps in Crysis 3 at 4k Ultra vs 45 fps on my Titan Xp Star Wars edition)
The 1660ti is not worth it, I can buy R9 390X2 Devil editions (duel 390 8 GB cards) for $150, so a normal 2 PCIe slot board can run 4x crossfire for $300 that will overthrow 2080ti levels by significant margins.
That's also not high clock speeds, my laptop 1070 (so actually more CUDA than the desktop version), runs just over 2 Ghz in some games (super thin MSI GP63), max temp is still pretty low, its in the 70's. I just wish I could shunt mod it... Nvidia gimping performance to dog$hit levels since Pascal! (the year they stopped allowing 4x, locked out BIOS flashing, and also imposed stupid low power levels requiring normal users to purposely short out parts of the circuit to make them run adequate, what a disgrace of a generation...)
@@jakegarrett8109 So your Fury is faster than Radeon VII? Huh.....
@@ashralph9903 Well yeah, I have 4 of them... Its significantly faster than Titan RTX/2080ti (even on liquid nitrogen). It should be close to around duel 2080ti levels (not bad for 4 older cards!)
Unfortunately, no 4x Vega VII (actually no Vega VII crossfire allowed... Radeon didn't want INSTINCT sales dropping), and Vega 56/64 only supports up to 2x crossfire officially (so if you want 4x, you're best bets are duel R9 390X2 Devil cards, which is dirt cheap at $300 for 4x crossfire 390 8GB and should easily surpass Titan RTX/2080ti, duel 295x2 but probably worse since its lower Vram and not HBM like 4x Fury or duel Fiji Pro Duo since those are another good and cheap option that fits in 2 X16 slots like the rest of the solutions besides mine requiring 4x X16 slots such as X399 Threadripper platform, which I have)
Performance wise i can see those setups slapping the 1660ti & most cards out there.
But longevity is a factor, Rtx & older gen cards has been dying as of late & Spending money on a solid 1660ti thats semi future proof with amazing 1080-1440p even some 4k content is worth the $300 imo
@@ayogee323 You're not talking about the 1660ti being 4k are you? Like sure, my laptop 1070 overclocked to 2 Ghz on its 2048 CUDA and 8 GB VRAM at +600 mem can do REALLY old games at 4k, but its certainly not 4k material... Even my Titan Xp only does 67 fps in Fortnite at 4k if you run high settings... Even a Titan RTX is not very future proof for 4k (you need duel Titan RTX for 4k High settings in a lot of modern games, you can of course get away with medium, but I'd rather run 1440p if you're sacrificing visual fidelity since 1440p 165 Hz monitors are cheap and give you the option of high frame rate when the game allows).
But if you're referring to Minecraft at 4k (without ray tracing obviously), then sure you can get away with 4k on that card.
Nothing is future proof, its much cheaper to go the route of mid range and upgrade every year or when you need it (like a resolution jump), if you buy duel Titan RTX with the plan of running 1080p for a couple years and then doing 4k, well just get a good 1080p card and get the uber powerful XX70 monster 2 years later since its probably going to be $500 and outperform the $5000+ of today's money. I'm in the boat of there are no upgrades (if only Vega VII allowed crossfire, then I'd buy 4x in a heartbeat! Its still only the price of 1 Titan RTX for quad Vega VII, and I'd bet that would be 4k and even duel 4k ready!). However, I wouldn't be recomending any Vega for 1080p though (maybe Vega 56, those are about $300 right now, though extremely overkill...), I'd be recommending saving a ton with a $150 (or $80 used) RX 580 (8GB if its a good deal), because that will do all the 1080p you need and pair great with a 120 Hz monitor for some excellent gaming performance!
I wouldn't spend $300 for 1080p though... Its more like $80 used or $150 new (with $120 game bundle included if you bought during anniversary sale), no need to spend $300, that's a whole nother decent card next year or the year after.
My two Fury Xs quietly cried after the nano died. Now I won't chane my Fury Xs in Future. They are so powerful that I can run 4k 120fps on high settings in BF1, but my 7700k slows down the cards and I should lower the post-processing setting on low. I did CF in DX12 with official CF profile. 1440p 144fps on high with post-processing on low.
Have you considered an 8700k?
@@averyw6482 I am concidering R9 3900X
All the Vegas and furys are planing to attend the funeral. Tis a sad day. Amd flags to half staff
Hey, don't worry. Tech has a lifespan. It's good you are getting your buddy a new GPU. I bought an ASUS STRIX OC GTX 1070 8gb for my brother and his editing, workplace rig for $234.99 Used at least 9 to 7 months ago. It functions extremely well including many other ITX GTX 1070. I can vouch based on friends and my brother's personally experience. The used GTX 1070 are great used finds and your buddy will really enjoy it. I mean. You're already a tech reviewer. I'm just providing that even mined GTX 1070 have more original VBIOS than the majority of other GTX cards that have been mined and are more likely to be successful in flashing than others. Similar to the AMD RX series of GPUs from all the miners who used a large amount for flashing that the original VBIOS are more easily to find for them too. However, there is one story about an RX 570 I've been recently using.
Now, you and anybody else don't have to read this, but....
I bought a Gigabyte RX 570 4gb a month or two ago for myself for gaming and using it for at least three years. Not that I needed it for 720p CRT gaming(which is what I do. I also own a 1080p screen. I just not a big stickler for everything with sync and stuff. CRT is fine for right now.).
Anywho, the point was that no matter how many times I flashed it back to the original VBIOS. No matter what I did. The RX 570 would never go back to its original VBIOS even though I literally had a Disc Driver(I still used DVD writers...don't judge me for that). I also got the original VBIOS from a Gigabyte employee I connected in forums where they even helped me and still couldn't flash it back(As a side note, Gigabyte has set aside many people on forums for direct support when people buy mined AMD RX series GPUs. It's not official on there site. But, as long as you buy the original box and all packaging from any miner, the mined GPU is considered to be under tech support on forums. It's more of a short company policy for right now, but they aren't public about it cause they don't want a large influx of people who don't own 'original packaging'. I don't know about anybody else, but that's cool of them.)
Either way, a cool dude from another town who was selling a PC with a ASUS Direct CUII R9 270x 2gb inside was kind enough to trade with me the RX 570. He somehow found out how to flash the RX 570 with a certain VBIOS and change the clocks and everything 'permanently' to make it exactly similar to the original GPU. You can even use MSI Afterburner and everything with no bad issues. He said he was good at software modification, and I definitely believe he is. He replaced the R9 270x with my RX 570, and after he fixed it. The PC sold for the same exact price cause of my card's previous issues was put in the Craigslist Ad even though he fixed it. He later on told me the guy who bought it is having no issues either.
Okay, I know it's a long story. But, I'm just trying to show throughout this long, boring story that after experiencing my RX 570 VBIOS flashing fiasco. The buying a mining card and reflashing it to original is just way, WAY to risky for me. It was only an $80 card. But, still, too much hassle. I'm the type of guy who would buy a GTX 1660ti(On sale also! Price is still to high as Timmy Joe said in his last video. I'd pay at least $230 to $240 for one.). I would like to buy a regular GTX 1070. But, my eBay experience with GPUs and motherboards(another story even longer than this) are just plain 'bad'. Which is weird. Cause I do buy almost everything tech off EBay except for cases. I have two entire builds with a Ryzen 5 1400 and i5-8400 and 16gb ram for both from EBay sales.
I don't know. I talk to long in comments. If anybody read all of this, then I want to apologize for making you read for so long. I hope you have a good day.
Timmy a word of advice! The fury series was know to downclocking horribly in games as AMD's "power save feature" there was no way to disable it. I still have a Air Cooled R9 Fury Tri x OC from sapphire and that thing would go from 1040mhz down to the 800s and keep spiking up and down to "save energy" so guru3d made a program called "clockblocker" to stop it and my card now says at 1040 mhz all the time now. Next time use clockblocker and i wouldnt recommend trying to keep the clock too high on the furys (were known to die bc vrm would get so hot) so just use clockblocker and you'll be good 👍
I have 2 with no issues (1 thats liquid cooled). I just stay away from listings with a stock photo and multiple available.
I have a R9 Fury, they Run hot. you have to ramp up the fans alot then its fine.
I have a 280x that just died. I wish I had the knowledge to repair it. I wonder if its just as simple as replacing certain surface mount components , once you identified the failure. thats the hard part, testing and troubleshooting
PCGH from Germany still use the Nano for some Benchmarks! She is fast but Memory is a problem... But hey! Future awaits us with Navi the all new Tech upgrade! Huge gains!
Put it in the Oven & see if it reseats the solder on the GPU, it might work man nothing to loose
I've ordered 2 r9 furys on ebay one was artifacting when I got it the other has treated me quite well for the past year my advice would be get 1070 unless you need the additional warmth of the r9s 300 watt greatness
Bake it. I've brought a buddy's GTX 570 back to life and folded on it for six months with no problems.
These cards are awesome I run one dose amazing job to this day they temp throttle a good bit keep those temperatures in check and dose 1050 MHz all day
I’ve bought a nano and it presents coil whine, even though it works perfectly on an z77 platform and AM3+
Getting a used top of the line AMD card within the last couple generations can be a great deal, but like you said its hit or miss sometimes.
I guess it depends on games. But given the current market, I hope those 70 € are well spend. AMD sells shittier RDNA cards with 4 GB and 64-Bit bus. Power draw should be improved with UV.
CEX in the UK,has the Nano for £145 with a 2 year warranty.
~190 USD locally here for R9 Nano. Cheapest RX 480 are bit above $100 though ;)
Dang, I paid way less for Fury on Ebay (shipping included). Though your local price obviously sucks since you could get a new RX 580 for $150 with $120 in games included from online sellers (used market in the US in general sucks, I see people trying to sell used Ryzen 1600 for $140, yet that's $60 more than what Microcenter is selling them new, like 20 miles away from that person trying to sell, and that's even more than Microcenter was charging for the 1700x! People think their crap is worth more than new...)
@@jakegarrett8109 Cheapest new RX 580 is like 190 USD here locally. Price difference between US and EU :)
i have 2 of them on one system for 4 years now and never had a problem but i did watercool them always on +50% powerlimits and 1070 overclocked. seems yours had a memory problem (over heated)
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you killed it
i completely forgot that the nano and fury cards existed, and hot damn, they're about half the price of a 1660ti and $100-ish less than a second hand 980ti. at least here in australia. I might pick a fury x up to add to my collection.
NON WATERED COOLED WARE DID NYOU FIND THAT AT