Technical data / specifications

Club3D's HD 7750 Royal Queen is based on AMD Cape Verde Pro architecture with which they target the mainstream market segment. Since this card doesn't ship with a factory overclocking it sticks to the AMD reference design. For the GPU clock you find 800 MHz. Furthermore there are eight compute units, 512 streaming processors, 16 ROPs and 32 texture units. The chip itself is only 123 mm² small and consists of 1.5 billion transistors which are being manufactured using TSMC's 28 nanometer process technology. Also regarding the memory Club3D sticks to the reference design. Therefore the HD 7750 Royal Queen ships with 1 Gigabyte GDDR5 which is clocked at 4500 MHz (effective). Combined with a 128 bit memory interface memory bandwith is 72 Gigabit per second. The cards only distinctive difference from the reference design is its passiv cooling solution. Once you have it in your hand you'll see that it is made from really thin metal sheets. Furthermore there are two heatpipes, which help transporting the heat efficiently to the fin stack. Especially the fin stack seems really cheap. Never the less, during our tests the cooler performed well.

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Page 3 - Preview / Delivery	Page 14 - Crysis 2
Page 4 - Test Setup	Page 15 - Dragon Age 2
Page 5 - 3DMark 11	Page 16 - S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Call of Pripyat
Page 6 - 3DMark Vantage	Page 17 - The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Page 7 - Unigine Heaven	Page 18 - StarCraft II
Page 8 - TessMark	Page 19 - Power Consumption
Page 9 - Alien vs Predator	Page 20 - BenchMarks and Games Settings
Page 10 - Batman: Arkham City	Page 21 - Conclusion
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