This time next week, AMD's eagerly-anticipated Radeon R9 Fury X will finally arrive in stores. Carrying innovative High-Bandwidth Memory (HBM) and liquid cooled as standard, it promises to re-establish the Radeon brand as a driving force in PC gaming hardware.
Facing up to Nvidia's GeForce GTX 980 Ti is no easy task, mind, and with the rebranded Radeon R9 300 series struggling to capture the imagination of enthusiasts, questions remain over how competitive Fury X will actually turn out to be.
With launch just days away, now's a perfect time for a bit of conjecture, so let us ask: how fast do you expect AMD's Radeon R9 Fury X to be? We've included a reference 3DMark graph up above, so feel free to guess at what you think the new Radeon may score, and if you're umming and ahhing about buying a Fury X, what kind of score would it take to push you into instabuy territory?