Sapphire Radeon R9 295X2 8GB GDDR5 DVI-D Quad Mini DP PCI-Express Graphics Card 21234-00-40G

Excellent card if the price is right. I bought mine new using Amazon Prime in June 2015 for $619. Was looking to run 2 but the price has doubled to over $1250 less than 2 months later. I am running a water cooled AMD FX 8350 clocked at 4.7 GHz w/ 32 GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3 RAM on an Asus Sabertooth 990 FX and dual Samsung 1TB 850 Pro SSD in RAID 0 using a Corsair HX1200i PS and the results are phenomenal at 4K resolution. Just upgraded to Windows 10 with zero problems as the new drivers are already available. If not for the current pricing I would recommend this.

I am honestly very impressed and also satisfied with this Video Card. Because I also got it when it was around $600 and now it is getting up in price. At first I was confused with the drivers since I am used to Nvidia cards, but after playing with it and making sure I got the 15.5 Beta Drivers I get all the performance I need from my gaming PC at 1440p with everything on ultra and getting frames anywhere from 60 to even 160 fps. Depends on the game, optimizations, etc. The only let down I have is that I have to disable CrossfireX in order to be able to use Freesync, which is a bummer. Anyways, I hope AMD fixes this on the next Final Release of their drivers and enable Freesync on CrossFireX configurations. When that happens I will put the missing star here.Only way I will think of upgrading it is when the Fury X-2 is launched if at all.

I've had nothing but problems ever since I purchased the card. Adobe applications just aren't compatible with this card, which means I can't use hardware acceleration, and for some reason, no games I've tried so far run at 60fps... in 1080p! I thought this card was meant for 4K gaming and yet it struggles in 1080p. MGSV: Ground Zeroes hiccups on multiple ocassions, and old games like Deus Ex: Human Revolution constantly dip to 30FPS. This shouldn't be happening. I either got a defective card or I need to get another one, but I didn't realize the problem with this card until months later when it became too late to replace it or return it. Hopefully I can contact the company or they'll contact me so I can replace it or return it, and if not, I guess I'll have to sell it myself and hope someone else has better luck with it.

I received my R9 295x2 a while ago, towards the beginning of April. I just unboxed it as the last part for my new PC build arrived.The GPU did not come with any warranty paperwork, no driver installation guide, no screws for installing the radiator into my case... just the plastic around the card and the GPU itself. I love this card to no end!! I've wanted one ever since they were released. Yet I'm quite upset about the packaging it came in. Pretty lacking from other Sapphire products that I have purchased before. IDK if anything can be resolved here, but if a remedy can be reached, then I will certainly rate the product a 5/5!

Bought this card to get good performance with modern 4k games (Far Cry 4, Dying Light, etc), but unfortunately this card did not deliver. I was getting around 30 fps on these titles, and at 1440p this card was outperformed by my previous GTX 980. Processor is a 4790k, so there wasn't any bottlenecking.Along with the bad gaming performance, I was getting very noticeable stuttering in Windows 8.1 just doing everyday tasks. Not to mention, the AMD drivers are terrible and are a horrendous experience to work with. Maybe I got a bad card, but for now I'm happy getting 60fps at 1440p with my GTX 980.

This is by far the single most beautiful piece of hardware to exit the AMD house.Their most powerful card to date, handles every game like a charm. I would'nt recommend anything else if you got the money, and if you're looking for a card that will keep you on the top of your game for quite a while.And since there is the public opinion of Nvidia cards being better, This card proves them all wrong.If this is too expensive for your taste, you can always go for the AMD R9 290X, about a third the price of this one, but i got this for a 1000$ (Special Offer? Thanks AMD)10/10 recommended buy.

After having this GPU for a week, I can say that I am very satisfied with its performance. It handles 2560x1440 games at max settings without a problem, and doesn't get very loud while doing so.That being said, I am feeling kind of ripped off right now. This particular card didn't qualify for AMD's Never Settle Forever free games promotion, although many much cheaper cards do. The really aggravating thing is learning today that AMD intends to temporarily cut the price by $500. $500! It's hard not to be upset by that, knowing that if I had just waited a little longer, I could have saved a lot of money. Such is life.All in all, it's a great card and I don't regret my purchase (just the timing).

loved it ... too bad its in RMA now ... one of my gpus seems to have died and now the mini DPs are all gone.Update .... RMA DOA ... out a pc for a month ... been buying sapphire for 12 years now and I'm just broken over this ... the replacement card had obviously been used cause the radiator fins were bent out of place where the previous owner used too long of screws ... not that I expected a new card but at least somethign THAT WORKS ... 12 years ... meh. We will see how this is handled.