on 07-02-2012 07:35 PM
Its a dual GPU so just like xfire, witch can bring new problems. Would much rather use a single gpu. Am not waiting on nvidia if there gpu's do turn out to be superb i'll sell 7950 and buy there one.
Elite-Hawk wrote:
ProjectVRD wrote:
Elite-Hawk wrote:
shankly1985 wrote:
Am picking up a xfx dd amd 7950 next week.
7950 looks good, more physical memory than the 580 1.5GB and for the same price. Once there are better and more optimised drivers released it should gain a bigger performance boost. Heard there's alot of overclocking headroom for it aswel.
Have you heard about the big daddy of the series? The 7990 runs Skyrim at 1080p with 2K HD and Lighting HDR mods at over 200fps, no overclock. My card struggles at 60fps
Haven't heard anything about the 7990, only one can imagine what the cost of that would be. Skyrim is more CPU intensive though no?
on 07-02-2012 07:39 PM
on 07-02-2012 07:41 PM
I always choose ATi and AMD over nVidia and Intel, but that's just because I've used them for years without problem.
on 07-02-2012 07:44 PM
Mainly looks lol but the xfx is already oc'ed @900 plus its cheaper
Just hope its in stock come this monday or i'll cry lol
Elite-Hawk wrote:
Any reason why you picked the XFX one over the Sapphire version? They're both the same price so i'm just wondering.
on 07-02-2012 07:45 PM - last edited on 07-02-2012 07:45 PM
cpu intel always same has you. Gpu witch ever offer the best price/performance.
Kronkey_ wrote:I always choose ATi and AMD over nVidia and Intel, but that's just because I've used them for years without problem.
on 07-02-2012 07:50 PM
Beast of a card like, I'm still running 2 4890s in XF.
Not that I see the need to upgrade.
on 07-02-2012 07:59 PM
Just a heads up, Gotham City Imposters is now out.
Steam are doing it for £12, just boughti t and downloading it now. Chose getting it on PC over Xbox, think there will be more people playing it for longer (As is usually the case)
on 07-02-2012 08:12 PM - last edited on 07-02-2012 08:12 PM
shankly1985 wrote:Mainly looks lol but the xfx is already oc'ed @900 plus its cheaper
Just hope its in stock come this monday or i'll cry lol
Elite-Hawk wrote:
Any reason why you picked the XFX one over the Sapphire version? They're both the same price so i'm just wondering.
Both are cheaper here but the XFX is not overclocked, you could do it yourself as this version is already in stock and cheaper.
on 07-02-2012 08:19 PM
Elite-Hawk wrote:
shankly1985 wrote:Mainly looks lol but the xfx is already oc'ed @900 plus its cheaper
Just hope its in stock come this monday or i'll cry lol
Elite-Hawk wrote:
Any reason why you picked the XFX one over the Sapphire version? They're both the same price so i'm just wondering.
Both are cheaper here but the XFX is not overclocked, you could do it yourself as this version is already in stock and cheaper.
on 07-02-2012 09:20 PM
shankly1985 wrote:Its a dual GPU so just like xfire, witch can bring new problems. Would much rather use a single gpu. Am not waiting on nvidia if there gpu's do turn out to be superb i'll sell 7950 and buy there one.
Elite-Hawk wrote:
ProjectVRD wrote:
Elite-Hawk wrote:
shankly1985 wrote:
Am picking up a xfx dd amd 7950 next week.
7950 looks good, more physical memory than the 580 1.5GB and for the same price. Once there are better and more optimised drivers released it should gain a bigger performance boost. Heard there's alot of overclocking headroom for it aswel.
Have you heard about the big daddy of the series? The 7990 runs Skyrim at 1080p with 2K HD and Lighting HDR mods at over 200fps, no overclock. My card struggles at 60fps
Haven't heard anything about the 7990, only one can imagine what the cost of that would be. Skyrim is more CPU intensive though no?
I think I got confused then, because the one I am trying to refer is a the most powerful single GPU on the market. 7980 or something?
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