Sapphire HD7950 Overclock Edition Review
Unigine 8xAA
Published: 31st January 2012 | Source: Sapphire | Price: £399.95 |
Unigine 8xAA
With Unigine Heaven on maximum settings the Sapphire HD7950 again stretches its legs to give the highest average frame-rate on test today.
Most Recent Comments
Just one question: you wrote the Sapphire have removed the dual BIOS, but from theis pic it seems that the switch is still there! Am I wrong?
Because if the dual-BIOS is there, I really think I'm gonna buy this card...

Besides, you can get different coloured Sapphires. And just because of the brand name...it doesn't give them excuse to use the same blue PCB on cards they've been using for years.
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It doesn't matter. Blue PCBs are ugly and they need to move forward to Black PCBs or they'll lose customers to better looking cards. Besides, you can get different coloured Sapphires. And just because of the brand name...it doesn't give them excuse to use the same blue PCB on cards they've been using for years. |
At the moment I'm liking the Asus DirectCUII, my 570 runs cool and very quiet, would be nice to see how they compare.


Fancy a HD7950 that's truly blazingly fast? Welcome to the Overclocked Edition from Sapphire.
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