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I still laugh every time fur mark thinks my 7970 is a r9 280x. Also post your overclocks/

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hya it was nice to be able to "upgrade" this year with out paying anything lol also post your overclocks

loll true that, btw there's already a thread where people post overclocks

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....7850....

anyone have a 7850?

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....7850....

anyone have a 7850?

I might get one soon.... I still have a 6570. Anyone? 6570? No? Oh well. It sucks and I know it darn well.

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@Cobalt and I set up CPU and GPU Overclocking databases, that's where these belong :P.

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I might get one soon.... I still have a 6570. Anyone? 6570? No? Oh well. It sucks and I know it darn well.

7850 for $100 on newegg + some game bundles.

 

get it now or upgrade to even better cards. I may oc it int the future. Some say they took it to 1-1.1ghz. I have 1 gig ed. and XFX covers full oc support on your behalf.  ;)

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7850 for $100 on newegg + some game bundles.

 

get it now or upgrade to even better cards. I may oc it int the future. Some say they took it to 1-1.1ghz. I have 1 gig ed. and XFX covers full oc support on your behalf.  ;)

I was thinking about getting a TwinFrozr.

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lol, PCMark thought the same thing. I think they fixed it though

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....7850....

anyone have a 7850?

yes, i guess you want some info on the card

 

7850 is by far the best gpu of all in performance for dolar (this is real, is not just me saying that, is real numbers)

 

worth "every cent" that you pay for it

 

 

 

leaving that aside, some super AAA games like Tomb Raider 2013, at truly full max insane settings (4xSSAA)

 

will need "two times" his power (that is equal to a R9 280x or a 7970, or two 7850 in crossfire)

 

but to make this simple

 

the 7850 have 3 times the power of a 6570 GDDR5 or 6 times if the 6570 is DDR3

 

 

 

now, one middle ground of awesome power is the 7950 that is really cheap for the power that give
 
check that if you can before get the 7850, in any case, you will love it friend  B)

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yes, i guess you want some info on the card

 

7850 is by far the best gpu of all in performance for dolar (this is real, is not just me saying that, is real numbers)

 

worth "every cent" that you pay for it

 

 

 

leaving that aside, some super AAA games like Tomb Raider 2013, at truly full max insane settings (4xSSAA)

 

will need "two times" his power (that is equal to a R9 280x or a 7970, or two 7850 in crossfire)

 

but to make this simple

 

the 7850 have 3 times the power of a 6570 GDDR5 or 6 times if the 6570 is DDR3

 

 

 

now, one middle ground of awesome power is the 7950 that is really cheap for the power that give
 
check that if you can before get the 7850, in any case, you will love it friend  B)

 

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Sapphire Vapor-X 7950.. Only 1020/1575 on stock voltage using BIOs 1, really need to get my lazy ass off to press the switch :P 

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I can't quote on the phone, but XFX locks down voltages. Keep that in mind. It says something about their confidence in their open air cooler, which, in my opinion, is an oxymoron when it comes to XFX's offerings

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well they are the same gpu im guesing they will be fixing issues like that in the next driver update

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I can't quote on the phone, but XFX locks down voltages. Keep that in mind. It says something about their confidence in their open air cooler, which, in my opinion, is an oxymoron when it comes to XFX's offerings

yes my friend and i have xfx cards and they lock voltages

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