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Hide similar	MSI R9 380 Gaming 4G Winner
	4.7
Memory
Bus width Bus width indicates how much data can get from the memory to the graphics card in a single cycle. It is measured in bits (bit) and typical values are 64 or 128-bit, with more powerful models, then... Bus width indicates how much data can get from the memory to the graphics card in a single cycle. It is measured in bits (bit) and typical values are 64 or 128-bit, with more powerful models, then 256 or 384 bit. A higher value indicates higher throughput and higher performance of the card.	256-Bit
Memory type The memory stores information necessary for graphic calculations. A higher number in the end indicates newer technology. Today's standard is the GDDR6/GDDR7. Offer of Graphics Cards... The memory stores information necessary for graphic calculations. A higher number in the end indicates newer technology. Today's standard is the GDDR6/GDDR7. Offer of Graphics Cards	DDR5
Consumption
Recommended power sources To maximize the performance of your computer must have a sufficiently powerful source. The value is stated in watts, and indicates the minimum appropriate power source. To maximize the performance of your computer must have a sufficiently powerful source. The value is stated in watts, and indicates the minimum appropriate power source.	600 W
TDP TDP (Thermal Design Power, or the Proposed thermal power) is given in watts and is the highest possible heat output, which the cooling of the graphics card has to be able to spread into the... TDP (Thermal Design Power, or the Proposed thermal power) is given in watts and is the highest possible heat output, which the cooling of the graphics card has to be able to spread into the environment. Value can serve as a rough idea about the thermal performance of the graphics chip.	190 W
Auxiliary power supply Graphics cards with lower wattage power supply just need PCI-Espress slot, more powerful models with higher consumption require an additional power source. Graphics cards with lower wattage power supply just need PCI-Espress slot, more powerful models with higher consumption require an additional power source.	2× 6-pin
Frequency
Memory frequency Memory frequency is in Hz and indicates number of cycles in one second. The bigger value, the better. Memory frequency is in Hz and indicates number of cycles in one second. The bigger value, the better.	5,800 MHz (5.8 GHz)
Core frequency Value is given in Hz and indicates the frequency of the graphic processor. Value is given in Hz and indicates the frequency of the graphic processor.	1,000 MHz
Dimensions
Depth	138 mm
Width	268 mm
Height	40 mm
Chip
Production technology	28 nm
Model designation	AMD Radeon R9 380
Interface
Number of outputs	3
PC connection To connect the graphics card to the computer, mostly used is the slot PCI-Express, x16 option is the standard. To connect the graphics card to the computer, mostly used is the slot PCI-Express, x16 option is the standard.	PCI Express x16 3.0
Monitor connection Outputs for connection to a monitor. For analog, VGA connector is used, the digital is DVI or the newer HDMI and DisplayPort (DP). Digital interfaces offer better image quality, higher resolution (up... Outputs for connection to a monitor. For analog, VGA connector is used, the digital is DVI or the newer HDMI and DisplayPort (DP). Digital interfaces offer better image quality, higher resolution (up to 4K), the simultaneous transmission of audio (HDMI, DP) and even ethernet (HDMI, depending on specification).	DVI
Performance & usage
Use Determining the utilization of the graphic card. Graphic card for multimedia or office has different parameters than a professional model, or a card for gaming. Determining the utilization of the graphic card. Graphic card for multimedia or office has different parameters than a professional model, or a card for gaming.	Game playing
Cooling system
Cooling type For removal of unwanted heat is used either the passive cooling (silent) or active cooling (fan). there is also the possibility of alternative cooling (water cooler). For removal of unwanted heat is used either the passive cooling (silent) or active cooling (fan). there is also the possibility of alternative cooling (water cooler).	Active
Cooling size Means the number of slots that the cooler takes up the computer. We can come across one, two or three slot design. Means the number of slots that the cooler takes up the computer. We can come across one, two or three slot design.	Dual-slot
Technology
Special graphics card features	Radeon VR-Ready
DirectX version DirectX is Microsoft's comprehensive ecosystem of multimedia interfaces. Although its best-known component is Direct3D for 3D graphics, it also includes specialized components such as Direct2D (2D... DirectX is Microsoft's comprehensive ecosystem of multimedia interfaces. Although its best-known component is Direct3D for 3D graphics, it also includes specialized components such as Direct2D (2D vector graphics), DirectWrite (typography), XAudio2 (surround sound), and XInput (gamepad control). This ecosystem, which was created in the Windows 95 era to unify access to hardware on PCs, later became the cornerstone for Xbox game consoles. The golden age of "high-level" versions is symbolized by the legendary DirectX 9 (dominant on Windows XP), the groundbreaking DirectX 10 with the new WDDM driver model in Windows Vista, and DirectX 11, which became the de facto graphics standard for the entire past decade. The advent of "low-level" DirectX 12 put memory management, synchronization, and command queuing directly into the hands of developers, allowing them to scale better on multi-core processors and minimize driver overhead. The pinnacle of the current lineup is represented by the DirectX 12 Ultimate brand, which brings together the most advanced hardware features - Ray Tracing 1.1 for realistic lighting effects, Mesh Shaders for flexible geometry processing, Variable Rate Shading for smart performance savings, and Sampler Feedback for optimized texture streaming. Offer of Graphics Cards	12
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	MSI R9 380 Gaming 4G
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