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Today we are looking at the new graphics card from Sapphire, The HD7950 MAC Edition. As the name would suggest this discrete solution has been designed specifically for Apple computers, namely the flagship Mac Pro Desktop. Until today the most powerful AMD graphics card that you could get for the Macintosh platform has been the 1GB HD5870 – no doubt a killer card, but two generations behind current hardware.
Technic3D hat die Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 OC Grafikkarte im Test. Wie sich die ab Werk übertaktete Karte unter anderem in den Bereichen Performance, Overcklocking, Lautstärke sowie realer Leistungsaufnahme auf dem Teststand schlägt, steht im folgenden Artikel.
Last month we reviewed the latest flagship GPU from Sapphire, the incredible HD7970 6GB Toxic Edition. The 7970 Toxic managed to get the enthusiast audience salivating, although most simply couldn’t afford the bank breaking asking price. In an attempt to rectify this today we are looking at the brand new HD7950 Vapor X card – another pimped out, heavily modified solution from the company, but targeted at a more affordable price point. Our sample was one of the first from the factory, before even the retail boxes were printed.
Very few manufacturers can compete with Sapphire when it comes to creating a flagship video card. Over the last year they have consistently released some of the finest graphics cards to market. Today we are looking at their latest high end HD7970 Overclock Edition which is supplied with twin bios overclock configurations and proprietary twin fan cooling solution.
Since the product launched in April AMD’s partners have struggled to bring these cards to market. Nothing is more annoying that a paper launch, especially when the demand seems high for the new AMD flagship. Sapphire sent us their card last week and we have spent some time playing with the hardware in a QUAD SLI configuration, paired up with our AMD HD7990 reference sample.
AMD’s Fusion platform was released in January and a few weeks ago KitGuru spent some time with a ‘yet to be released’ MSI Fusion System Prototype – we were actually the first in the world to review it.
A couple of months ago AMD reasonably quietly launched the R7 250X, a part which unsurprisingly sits between their 250 and 260. We have looked at those products previously so today we take a quick look at the R7 250X in the form of Sapphires R7-250X Vapor-X model.
AMD’s R9 270 graphics card is arguably the single most important GPU release of this year from AMD. It offers a never before seen level of performance at its $179 price point, more or less totally beating Nvidia’s GTX 660 – especially when overclocking comes into play. The reason it is so important is because, despite all the media hype, the sub $200 price point is where the vast majority of graphics cards are bought – the R9 270 is going to be very important for AMD’s competitiveness.Today we have another one of those important R9 270 GPUs and the one we have is from renowned AMD partner Sapphire Technology. This is only the second AMD R9 270 to come through the doors here at eTeknix, for those who follow our reviews you may have already read the launch-day review of the ASUS R9 270 Direct CU II OC graphics card we produced. Sapphire’s R9 270 variant is quite different to the ASUS model we reviewed in that this will be hitting the UK shelves at £135, 10% less than the ASUS model which fetches £150. That said we can see what Sapphire are doing – producing a super-aggressively priced R9 270 to target the masses. Yet this graphics card doesn’t skimp on a lot because for its highly affordable pricing you still get a custom cooler and a factory overclock of 945MHz core, up from 925MHz stock.
Knapp unter 200 Euro, leise und die Leistung einer Grafikkarte des Einsteigersegments von High-End-Modellen? Das könnte möglicherweise die Sapphire R9 270X Toxic leisten, zumindest in der Theorie. Unser heutiger Test zeigt, was diese hochgezüchtete Grafikkarte mit Triple-Fan-Lösung in der Praxis bietet.
Eine günstige High-End-Grafikkarte? Das verspricht AMDs Radeon R9-Serie durchaus, und insbesondere die R9 280X. Die Partnermodelle überschlagen sich aktuell im Angebot und die meisten Offerten sind von Hause aus übertaktet und bieten damit noch mehr Leistung. Sapphire schickt den hauseigenen Trumpf in Form der R9 280X Toxic ins Rennen. Die Toxic-Ableger stellen die am höchsten übertakteten Modelle mit eigener Kühlung dar. Unser Test klärt alle Details.
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