PowerColor Radeon R9 390 PCS+ Review

1. Introduction2. PowerColor Radeon R9 390 PCS+3. Overclocking4. High Res Gallery5. Testing Methodology6. 3DMark 117. 3DMark8. Unigine Heaven Benchmark9. Grid AutoSport (1440p)10. Grid AutoSport (Ultra HD 4K)11. Tomb Raider (1440p)12. Tomb Raider (Ultra HD 4K)13. Grand Theft Auto V (1440p)14. Grand Theft Auto V (Ultra HD 4K)15. Metro 2033 Redux (1440p)16. Metro 2033 Redux (Ultra HD 4K)17. Ashes Of The Singularity (Ultra HD 4K)18. Thermal Dynamics/IR Thermometer Readings19. Acoustics Performance20. Power Consumption21. Closing Thoughts22. View All Pages

Ashes Of The Singularity is still in the early phases of development, although you can buy it from STEAM as an ‘early access' game over HERE. This game has a Direct X 12 mode available, if you are using Windows 10. We don't expect our results today will be indicative of the engine performance when the final game is released in the future, but it is interesting to include as an additional test.

We test at 3840×2160 with the ‘Crazy' Profile enabled, but with Anti Aliasing disabled.


The manual overclock to 1,150mhz improves the batches avg score from 16.1 to 17.8.

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