Reaching frequencies of up to 3,466MHz

Kingston has announced that it has expanded both the Fury desktop and Impact mobile DDR4 memory lineup with frequencies now reaching up to 3,466MHz for the desktop and 3,200MHz for the mobile lineup.

Fury and Radeon 300 will be replaced by Polaris 10 and Polaris 11

A new product roadmap leak has shown pretty much what we expected both the Radeon Fury Series and Radeon 300 Series will be replaced by Polaris 10 and Polaris 11 GPU based products later this year.

Not sure how much yet

If you are thinking about getting your paws on a Fury graphics card you might want to wait a few weeks.

Claims the highest possible performance

Sapphire has released a new graphics card based upon AMD's R9 Fury and claims that it has been tuned for the "the highest possible performance, quiet operation and exceptional overclocking capabilities" of any card based upon this GPU.

As said this would happen months ago

We were not surprised that AMD has officially announced its plans to bundle the Star Wars Battlefront with its Fury line of graphic cards. 

Spotted in shipping manifest

While we already knew that AMD is working on a Fiji-based dual-GPU flagship graphics card, the newest leak from a shipping manifest suggest that AMD might name it as the Radeon R9 Gemini.

Automatic overclocking out of the box

HyperX has expanded its FURY and Impact DRAM lineup which offers automatic overclocking right out of the box.

At least for now

AMD's open source drivers for its Fury platform have proved rather disappointing.

Official specification slide leaks

Scheduled to launch tomorrow, full specifications for the AMD Radeon R9 Nano have found their way online and thanks to a leaked company slide we now know that it will be based on a fully enabled Fiji GPU.

Cut-down Fiji GPU does the job at US $549

AMD has now officially announced its newest Radeon R9 Fury graphics card based on a cut-down version of the Fiji GPU with 4GB of HBM and US $549 price tag.