Eurogamer - "Let's start by talking about what the Radeon R9 280X isn't. Despite relying on the same technology for almost two years now, we're not seeing the arrival of new AMD architecture here. This card is Graphics Core Next through and through, and it's very easy indeed to level the accusation that AMD is simply rebranding existing cards, adding a handful of new features to the firmware but fundamentally re-releasing the same product."
Alekaha writes: "We've gone hands on with the MSI Claw and while it offers powerful performance, its price point and lack of a USP hold it back."
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The MSI Claw has been officially announced at CES 2024 and it's entirely powered by Intel. No pricing or release date has been revealed yet.
I've been following this for a while, and I'm looking forward to seeing how this does in a world of AMD-powered handheld gaming PCs.
All Intel PC still have a lot to prove.
And It would be funny that if it finally hit its stride with Handheld gaming PC instead on Desktop.
MSI obvioisly have to priced this right or it could fail as it doesn't have AMD safe cushion to fall back to.
Buying into All Intel hardware is a still big ask and high risk investment to many people.
its cheap, beats my 7950, tommy likey.
Im waiting on the R9-290x to see if it really beats the 780 or titan.
I kinda want to upgrade my gtx 570 sli setup to either one of those cards.
You guys think its worth it?
Gonna order one as soon as possible, and then crossfire early next year. Exciteddddd
I am interested in the awesome looking Asus Matrix 280x and I really want to see the confirmed prices of the 290x and 290