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title: "XFX Radeon Double D R9 280X 1000MHz Boost Ready 3GB DDR5 2XmDP HDMI 2XDVI Graphics Cards R9-280X-TDFD"
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# 1000MHz Boost Clock Supports up to 4 monitors XFX Enhanced Double Dissipation Cooling XFX Radeon Double D R9 280X 1000MHz Boost Ready 3GB DDR5 2XmDP HDMI 2XDVI Graphics Cards R9-280X-TDFD

**Brand:** xfx
**Price:** HK$2414
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** XFX Radeon Double D R9 280X 1000MHz Boost Ready 3GB DDR5 2XmDP HDMI 2XDVI Graphics Cards R9-280X-TDFD by xfx
- **How much does it cost?** HK$2414 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- xfx enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted xfx brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Multi-Monitor Mastery:** Expand your workspace or gaming arena effortlessly with dual mini DisplayPorts, HDMI, and dual DVI outputs supporting up to four displays.
- • **Massive 3GB GDDR5 Memory:** Seamlessly handle ultra settings and high-res textures with a 384-bit memory interface and 6.0GHz effective clock speed.
- • **Blazing 1000MHz Boost Clock:** Experience peak gaming performance with AMD Boost Ready tech that pushes your frame rates higher when it counts.
- • **Lifetime Warranty Confidence:** Invest with peace of mind backed by XFX’s lifetime warranty—register within 30 days and game worry-free for years.
- • **Revolutionary Double Dissipation Cooling:** Stay cool under pressure with XFX’s enhanced dual-fan design that keeps your rig whisper-quiet and thermally optimized.

## Overview

The XFX Radeon Double D R9 280X is a powerhouse graphics card featuring a 1000MHz boost clock, 3GB of GDDR5 memory on a 384-bit interface, and advanced dual-fan cooling. Designed for serious gamers and multitaskers, it supports up to four monitors via dual mini DisplayPorts, HDMI, and dual DVI outputs. With AMD Boost Ready technology and a lifetime warranty, it delivers exceptional performance and reliability for high-end gaming and professional use.

## Description

The XFX R9 280X combines extreme graphics power with style and beauty. AMD Boost ready to ensure you get the maximum performance when you need it most and supports up to four monitors when both mini Display Ports are utilized.

Review: Awesomness! - System: Windows 7 64-bit i5 3570k OC @ 4.3 16gb ddr3 2400 Asus Maximus V mobo 128GB SSD (for os) 1TB HD 1000w psu 25" 1920x1080 Upgraded from a 6870 crossfire set-up. Loved this set-up last 3 awesome years. Though, it was the bottleneck of my system so it was definitely time to upgrade when BF4 came out. What a difference this card makes! Jumped up over 40fps in nearly all of my games. My go-to benchmark for my system is Just Cause 2 - Dark Tower. I know, it's an older game. I'm just very familiar with how system runs with that. Using that bench test since my 3870x2 days and past computer set-ups. With the 6870CF, it's 101fps. Jumped to 145fps with this one card. Completely destroys any game I throw at it. BF4 with high combat, outside fighting, minimum 65fps. Indoor or just running around 80-100fps on ULTRA. I feel I don't even have to mention any other game. Just think of your favorite game and this card will destroy it with highest settings! Of course, at time of writing. Don't feel the need to OC this yet. Though, I read this card can easily perform on par with the GTX 780 when OC'd. Make sure you have adequate airflow. This card blows the hot air down into your case instead of out through the back. If you're going to CF these cards, take that into consideration. The top card will get hotter than the bottom. So spacing and airflow is very important. Which reminds me abut something I've read about, make sure you get a 10cm CF bridge, which this card does not come with. The way this card is designed, the bridge has to go around the fan casing, and you'll have to break off that little tab thing on the end of the bottom bridge. Guaranteed the one it came with wont be long enough. It's AMDs not XFXs fault. From what I've seen in pictures, it looks like all the cards are designed like that, no matter the brand. It's definitely a design flaw. Hopefully, I saved you some headache if you choose this awesome CF option. If what I said is confusing, you'll figure out what I mean if you choose to get two. This card will run different depending on your system setup. Consider your bottleneck to get optimal performance out of this card. For most people, it's probably the CPU. Regardless, this card will help whatever setup you have. It's recommend that you have least 4GB of system memory and 750W psu. Requires a 6pin and an 8pin cable. Does come with attachments if you don't have that. Of course, XFX comes with a "lifetime warranty." Which is awesome. Though, I want to mention this because I found it odd. The serial number needed to register this product is on the sku sticker. That's normal. The part that was weird was there was this white sticker conveniently covering the part with the serial number on it. Don't know if it was desertcart or XFX who put this idiotic sticker there, but I'm putting my money on XFX. Trying to prevent us from registering this product? That was my thought as I was trying to peel it off. I was worried because the sku sticker was coming up with it! I had peel it off and hold up to the light to be able to make out the serial number underneath this white sticker. If you have the same situation, this is what you'll have to do too. Regardless, awesome card! They have even lowered the price since I bought it! Huge bang for the buck. 7970GHZ go for $420 on this site. You're saving yourself over $120+ for a better beefed up version of that card! With better drivers due to come out, this card will get even more insane! Please download latest drivers from AMD website and not the CD it came with. You're better than that. READY FOR PRIME TIME! Get it! You wont be sorry!
Review: An excellent upgrade from a 6870. - So much goodness in this package... It's sleek looking, actually quieter than the 6870 double d it replaced, and it's huge... I'm not even kidding, I had to relocate my hard drives to the lowest spot on my Antec 900 case, and even then it was a tight fight. I'm really not sure what I'll do if I buy another and crossfire them in the future. As far as performance, I'm running 3 monitors but running games on 1 for the time being, on a 20" widescreen 1600X900. The latest game I picked up, Rome 2, saw a nice increase in performance. On my old build, running a Phenom II 945 3.0 ghz quad with 4 mB DDR2 and the 6870 1gB, I was seeing average FPS of 35, lots of dips to the teens, with medium quality and small unit size. Now my build is an I5-3570k 3.4ghz, 8 gB DDR3 1600 and this new R9 280x, all on a Z77-G45 MSI mainboard. Average fps is now 85 with high detail and a few settings on ultra! Skyrim (with lots of graphical improvement mods) has also been silky smooth where with the 6870 it was starting to stutter a bit in outdoor areas with long views (Like in Whiterun at the top of the steps going to Dragonsreach). Bioshock Infinite (with maxed out settings) was a joy to behold... For $300, it's definitely a good price/performance ratio. On a side note, another plus was the fact it has two DVI ports as well as two mini displayports and an HDMI, exactly like the 6870, so I didn't have to hunt around for another adapter to get all 3 of my monitors working. PS: I decided to try World of Tanks on Eyefinity, was interesting with all that widescren real estate. With all graphical settings maxed out it was still kicking about 50 fps on average.

## Features

- Features XFX Enhanced Double Dissipation Cooling
- Core Clock: 850Mhz, Boost Clock: 1000Mhz, Memory size: 3GB, Effective Memory Clock, 6.0Ghz, Memory Interface 384-bit, Memory Type: GDDR5
- XFX Lifetime Warranty - Registration within 30 days of purchase required
- Please watch the Instructional Video before use.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00FSC5N66 |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,588 in Computer Graphics Cards |
| Brand | XFX |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 246 Reviews |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 4096x2160 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00778656065062 |
| Graphics Card Interface | PCI Express |
| Graphics Card Ram | 3 GB |
| Graphics Coprocessor | AMD Radeon |
| Graphics Description | XFX Radeon Double D R9 280X with 3GB GDDR5, 1000MHz Boost, 384-bit Memory Interface, 2x mDP, HDMI, 2x DVI |
| Graphics Processor Manufacturer | ATI |
| Graphics RAM Type | DDR5 SDRAM |
| Graphics Ram Size | 3 GB |
| Graphics Ram Type | DDR5 SDRAM |
| Item Weight | 2.7 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | XFX |
| Memory Clock Speed | 6000 MHz |
| Model Name | R9-280X-TDFD |
| UPC | 168141640667 803982830630 088022184489 163121432812 012304860808 132018346990 595735271967 778656065062 014445049654 371810727600 898029655451 115971621526 962209614122 012303907320 |
| Video Output Interface | HDMI |
| Video Processor | ATI |

## Product Details

- **Graphics Coprocessor:** AMD Radeon
- **Brand:** XFX
- **Graphics Ram Size:** 3 GB
- **Video Output Interface:** HDMI
- **Graphics Processor Manufacturer:** ATI

## Images

![XFX Radeon Double D R9 280X 1000MHz Boost Ready 3GB DDR5 2XmDP HDMI 2XDVI Graphics Cards R9-280X-TDFD - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61TDdenBSOL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesomness!
*by A***. on November 17, 2013*

System: Windows 7 64-bit i5 3570k OC @ 4.3 16gb ddr3 2400 Asus Maximus V mobo 128GB SSD (for os) 1TB HD 1000w psu 25" 1920x1080 Upgraded from a 6870 crossfire set-up. Loved this set-up last 3 awesome years. Though, it was the bottleneck of my system so it was definitely time to upgrade when BF4 came out. What a difference this card makes! Jumped up over 40fps in nearly all of my games. My go-to benchmark for my system is Just Cause 2 - Dark Tower. I know, it's an older game. I'm just very familiar with how system runs with that. Using that bench test since my 3870x2 days and past computer set-ups. With the 6870CF, it's 101fps. Jumped to 145fps with this one card. Completely destroys any game I throw at it. BF4 with high combat, outside fighting, minimum 65fps. Indoor or just running around 80-100fps on ULTRA. I feel I don't even have to mention any other game. Just think of your favorite game and this card will destroy it with highest settings! Of course, at time of writing. Don't feel the need to OC this yet. Though, I read this card can easily perform on par with the GTX 780 when OC'd. Make sure you have adequate airflow. This card blows the hot air down into your case instead of out through the back. If you're going to CF these cards, take that into consideration. The top card will get hotter than the bottom. So spacing and airflow is very important. Which reminds me abut something I've read about, make sure you get a 10cm CF bridge, which this card does not come with. The way this card is designed, the bridge has to go around the fan casing, and you'll have to break off that little tab thing on the end of the bottom bridge. Guaranteed the one it came with wont be long enough. It's AMDs not XFXs fault. From what I've seen in pictures, it looks like all the cards are designed like that, no matter the brand. It's definitely a design flaw. Hopefully, I saved you some headache if you choose this awesome CF option. If what I said is confusing, you'll figure out what I mean if you choose to get two. This card will run different depending on your system setup. Consider your bottleneck to get optimal performance out of this card. For most people, it's probably the CPU. Regardless, this card will help whatever setup you have. It's recommend that you have least 4GB of system memory and 750W psu. Requires a 6pin and an 8pin cable. Does come with attachments if you don't have that. Of course, XFX comes with a "lifetime warranty." Which is awesome. Though, I want to mention this because I found it odd. The serial number needed to register this product is on the sku sticker. That's normal. The part that was weird was there was this white sticker conveniently covering the part with the serial number on it. Don't know if it was Amazon or XFX who put this idiotic sticker there, but I'm putting my money on XFX. Trying to prevent us from registering this product? That was my thought as I was trying to peel it off. I was worried because the sku sticker was coming up with it! I had peel it off and hold up to the light to be able to make out the serial number underneath this white sticker. If you have the same situation, this is what you'll have to do too. Regardless, awesome card! They have even lowered the price since I bought it! Huge bang for the buck. 7970GHZ go for $420 on this site. You're saving yourself over $120+ for a better beefed up version of that card! With better drivers due to come out, this card will get even more insane! Please download latest drivers from AMD website and not the CD it came with. You're better than that. READY FOR PRIME TIME! Get it! You wont be sorry!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An excellent upgrade from a 6870.
*by J***. on November 16, 2013*

So much goodness in this package... It's sleek looking, actually quieter than the 6870 double d it replaced, and it's huge... I'm not even kidding, I had to relocate my hard drives to the lowest spot on my Antec 900 case, and even then it was a tight fight. I'm really not sure what I'll do if I buy another and crossfire them in the future. As far as performance, I'm running 3 monitors but running games on 1 for the time being, on a 20" widescreen 1600X900. The latest game I picked up, Rome 2, saw a nice increase in performance. On my old build, running a Phenom II 945 3.0 ghz quad with 4 mB DDR2 and the 6870 1gB, I was seeing average FPS of 35, lots of dips to the teens, with medium quality and small unit size. Now my build is an I5-3570k 3.4ghz, 8 gB DDR3 1600 and this new R9 280x, all on a Z77-G45 MSI mainboard. Average fps is now 85 with high detail and a few settings on ultra! Skyrim (with lots of graphical improvement mods) has also been silky smooth where with the 6870 it was starting to stutter a bit in outdoor areas with long views (Like in Whiterun at the top of the steps going to Dragonsreach). Bioshock Infinite (with maxed out settings) was a joy to behold... For $300, it's definitely a good price/performance ratio. On a side note, another plus was the fact it has two DVI ports as well as two mini displayports and an HDMI, exactly like the 6870, so I didn't have to hunt around for another adapter to get all 3 of my monitors working. PS: I decided to try World of Tanks on Eyefinity, was interesting with all that widescren real estate. With all graphical settings maxed out it was still kicking about 50 fps on average.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Card
*by W***Y on March 16, 2014*

I bought this a few months ago while I was upgrading from my very dated rig. So far I have had no issues with this card and I was running BF4 all on max settings and maintaining 60 FPS with VSync enabled and around 65 - 70 FPS with VSync disabled. Granted I am using an old monitor running 1600 x 900 but I am also running another monitor to have the BF4 map up and that monitor is running at 1360 x 768. Yeahhh, I need to update my monitors. Anyway the other items I am running this with are: CPU: AMD FX-8350 CPU cooler: Corsair Hydro Series H90 140mm liquid cooler Mobo: ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 RAM: Crucial Ballistix Elite 8GB DDR3 1600 (not the best but...meh it works) Case: Corsair Carbide Series Black 400R Mid Tower Case fans: 2 Noctua 140mm fans, 5 Noctua 120mm fans 1 Corsair 140mm fan (the one on the liquid cooler) This thing runs super quiet (quiet enough that my wife and I can sleep with it on in the room) and super cool love it. My only gripe with it is it is that since it is AMD it does not do PhysX. Though my 8350 is strong enough to handle the load of PhysX on low to normal settings on some games.

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