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Brilliant.

It's pretty clear that she's Amish, she has no god damn clue what shes talking about.

DO NOT FEAR, IT HAS BEEN FIXED.

I think they hired a new PR team.

I'm going to do more than 3 because **** da police. Biggirpall @TheMail I love you too. Robbaz Monstercat mans1ay3r All those science channels

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neat.

I like how the most recent giveaways are from the Humble Bundle, and that's completely against ToS of Humble Bundle.

Woo.

oppies, can a mod remove this?

A high ASIC quality means you can push your core clock higher most from a the core voltage in other words, more efficient. A lower ASIC quality however reduces the efficiency of the card and has increase the cards voltage in order to reach the same clock speeds. Here's an example, a card with 80% ASIC quality can have 1100Mhz with 1.1V while a card with 60% ASIC quality requires 1.17V to reach that desired clock speed (I'm just throwing random numbers here, but you get the point). I think you should already know this TechFan@ic, I was also not implying that the card had bad quality just the ASIC quality was low.

What GRRigger said.

After mail-inRebate http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202026 The price may vary in some location's but, there's no doubt that if you're looking for a GPU, 7950 is currently the way to go.

1155 on the core and 1600 on the memory, 1.25V on the core and 1.6V on the memory. Sadly, I can't push this card any further because the ASIC quality is just a mere 60%.

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