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Published: 2013-09-16, Author: Steven , review by: legitreviews.com
When I started looking at the HD7870, I was concerned about driver issues. The last time I looked at an ATI card, there were significant driver issues. It took several installs to get it to work correctly and many games would have artifacts or other issue...
Abstract: As we all know, both AMD and NVIDIA have many loyal followers and for many years there has been raging debate over which manufacturer's products offers the best performance, ease of overclocking and the most features; what it really all boils down to is w...
At the out-of-box overclock, the GIGABYTE R787OC-2GD provided the exact same gaming experience as a reference AMD Radeon 7950, which at a first glance seems like a great thing given that the expectation for the Piticarn (78xx) class of GPUs is to be "infe...
Although the Gigabyte Radeon HD 7870 OC might be a little rich for some at $360, we have to admit even at this price it’s a steal. Regardless of your expectations for the Radeon HD 7870, there is no denying that it can hang with the big boys. Previousl...
Final Words & Conclusion Out of the two R7800 cards AMD released the Radeon HD 7870 is definitely my favorite. It offers good performance and has all variables right. Now, the reference product is already exemplary good in terms of performance, noise...
Abstract: Whew, what a hectic past two months it has been. Just to go over a little bit of history, I have started writing reviews ever since I started high school -- and being almost seven years of and counting, now I am typing away on my computer keyboard here...
Excellent performance, Almost silent, cooler maintains a <50c threshold when gaming, additional headroom for manual overclocking,
The semi translucent black plastic might not appeal to some, Kitguru says: An almost silent high performance gaming card which runs at under 50c, when gaming. Its an attractive combination, Rating: 9.0, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
When AMD released their reference Pitcairn HD7850 and HD7870 early March, I was really impressed with the range. The price point for the HD7870 is around the £270-£280 inc vat mark, meaning it will target a wide audience of enthusiast gamers who don't wan...
