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Die HD 7850 dominiert aktuell allein das Einstiegssegment in der Mittelklasse. Ein Kepler-Konkurrent steht noch aus, was jedoch die Board-Partner von AMD nicht davon abhält, wie üblich eigene Kreationen dieser Grafikkarte herauszubringen. Einen imposanten Ableger führt XFX in der hauseigenen Produktpalette - die HD 7850 975M Black Edition. Ausgestattet mit dem potenten Ghost-Kühler und werksseitig enorm übertaktet, bietet der Pixelbeschleuniger augenscheinlich viel für wenig Geld. Ob die XFX-Version der HD 7850 wirklich den hohen Erwartungen entsprechen kann, klären wir in diesem Test.
What's really cool is that today we're not just looking at a reference designed card from one of the AMD partners, instead we're looking at a card that not only carries an out of the box overclock, but also carries with it a new cooling solution.
The Black Edition naming in the new XFX HD 7970 Black Edition Double Dissipation isn't anything new to us, the new Double Dissipation tag is, though, and that refers to the cooling solution they're using today.
XFX releases a new product based at ATI's HD4470 platform with great performance, price and overclocking margins. Overall a great product with sub $100 price and earns our Editor Choice award.
With times getting tight and the economy shrinking, the computer tweaking community is again in full swing trying to find out how to save money, but still have a good overall computing and gaming experience. Money is tight, yet people still want to freshen up their rig to make it as up to date as their budget will allow.
Unfortunately we weren’t all born millionaires, because XFX would need to hire more staff so we could all run these beauties in CrossfireX. Today we bring you all right down to earth and focus on the competitive and highly lucrative £100 price point. Make no mistake, while we all drool over £900 video cards, the low end cards are where the biggest sales are generated.
KitGuru has reviewed many HD5770 graphics cards since we opened and we still believe it is one of the best value cards on the market, combining very reasonable pricing with decent DX11 gaming performance.
XFX's version of the HD5770 videocard is a great performing DirectX 11 videocard for the money. This videocard and its excellent reference cooling loves to overclock and performs beyond expectations for a mainstream videocard. In fact, two of them would make a highly affordable crossfire setup for slightly over US$350.
Those three letters immediately conjure visions of video gaming excellence – especially when you delve into their high end product range. Without doubt, along with Sapphire, XFX have been producing some of the finest graphics cards on the market over the last decade.
Last friday AMD released the HD6870 and HD6850 series to a warm reception. Many journalists (including myself) admired the competitive price points with class leading performance … finally AMD had the performance edge to compete directly with the GTX 460′s.
When nVidia released the GTX460, everyone was literally blown away - this was a mid range card that utterly dominated the market and delivered staggering levels of performance, particularly when overclocked. AMD had left a big hole in its range, from the 5770 to the 5850 - with only the lightweight 5830 offering any resistance in the £130 to £200 market. The headroom on nVidia's GTX460 card was incredible, with voltage tweakable solutions today hitting 1GHz on the core. AMD haven't been asleep on the job though and the new 6800 series is a direct reply to the serious questions the GTX460 has been asking.
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