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AMD Brings New Value to Radeon New form factors, memory technologies, driver capabilities, DirectX 12 support Summary The PC gaming graphics industry today has very few players but many problems. Today’s PC gaming enthusiast market essentially has only two graphics players remaining, AMD and Nvidia. There is a constant back-and-forth between these two players in terms of bringing new features that gamers want and need. AMD’s new Radeon 300 series does just that while also adding value to the Radeon name. This report focuses on AMD’s new Radeon 300 series family . It is a combination of new ASICs (application-specific integrated circuits) and memory technologies as well as innovative new features that give new life to existing architectures. The new Radeon 300 series is AMD’s own push to sweep the high-end while still giving beneficial features to Radeon gamers at all tiers. A Top-Down Offering AMD’s new Radeon 300 series is composed of a broad range of offerings , ranging from the mainstream to the high-end enthusiast. These technology offerings incorporate some of the latest GPU, memory, display, and driver technology. AMD’s new line of graphics cards starts with the 2GB R7 360 and 4GB R7 370 and extends to the 4GB Fury X with cutting-edge HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) memory technology, enabling the fastest graphics memory bandwidth in the world. Fury X When the Fury brand was introduced under the ATI brand in 2001, it set itself apart from every other product available in the market and was a major innovation in the graphics industry. Today, AMD is looking to rekindle the excitement around the Fury brand with the new R9 Fury line of high-end cards. We believe that the AMD Radeon R9 Fury X GPU is once again establishing a category of its own as the first GPU with HBM technology. AMD’s Fury X card is a water-cooled 7.5 inch graphics card, which is much smaller and consumes less power-per-square-inch than most high-end graphics cards