At 4K, the Radeon R9 Fury X is at its most competitive against Nvidia's GTX 980 Ti - and that's at stock clocks. But what if you overclock both cards? We pushed both as far as we could, stress-testing the overclocks in both cases to ensure stability.
To cut a long story short, the GTX 980 Ti was stable with +200MHz to the core, and +400MHz to the RAM. The Fury X's HBM doesn't overclock and while you can play a number of titles with +100MHz to the core, it failed our stability tests. In the event, we could only push the card to +63MHz - a six per cent bump.
Once we achieved stability on both cards, we re-ran our benchmarks - and this is the result. Here we compare stock and overclocked results on both products.
Games Tested:
00:00 - The Witcher 3
01:09 - Assassin's Creed Unity
02:19 - Call of Duty Advanced Warfare
02:56 - Shadow of Mordor
03:39 - Ryse: Son of Rome
04:14 - Crysis 3
05:46 - Battlefield 4
06:42 - Tomb Raider
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