AMD "crowns" the R7 entry-level graphics card series with the R7 265-- a mid-range card filling the performance/pricing gap left between the R7 260x and the R9 270.
It carries 2Gb DDR5 RAM on a 256-bit bus, promising up to 1.89 TFLOPS of compute performance and memory speeds of 5.6Gbps for a 25% performance boost over the aforementioned R7 260x. Connections come through PCI-E 3.
Other features include Graphics Core Next, PowerTune, Eyefinity and CrossFire technology support. It also runs games making use the Mantle low-level API.
The AMD R7 265 is available now.
