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| Brand: | Sapphire |
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| Wattage: | 500 watts |
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The Sapphire HD 6900 series features the graphics technology from AMD designed to support all the features of Microsoft DirectX 11 and DirectCompute 11. The GPUs are built-in AMDs 40nm process to deliver high performance with low power consumption. Advanced hardware features include an enhanced Tesselation unit, AA and image filtering options, dedicated HDR Texture compression, multi-threaded communication with system CPU cores, embedded support for many of the DirectCompute 11 instructions, 3D stereoscopic support.
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The SAPPHIRE HD 6900 series features the latest graphics technology from AMD designed to support all the features of Microsoft DirectX 11 and DirectCompute 11. The new GPU's are built in AMD's 40nm process to deliver high performance with low power consumption. Advanced hardware features include an enhanced Tesselation unit, new AA and image filtering options, dedicated HDR Texture compression, multi-threaded communication with system CPU cores, embedded support for many of the DirectCompute 11 instructions, 3D stereoscopic support and HDMI 1.4a.
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2 of 10 people found the following review helpful
How do you review a Graphics card?
If you are a home user, you can't.
If you want to know what to buy, do what I did and use the internet to read as many "expert" reviews as you can.
Set your price limit first (and stick to it), then see what is available and how they compare.
This card is not cheap (cough cough), but in the "bangs per buck" category is supposed to be good value.
All I know is that it works very well with anything I throw at it, but am I throwing enough at it to really test it?
I'm not enough of an expert to know.
Sorry if this wasn't much help, but it's a difficult area.
If you are a home user, you can't.
If you want to know what to buy, do what I did and use the internet to read as many "expert" reviews as you can.
Set your price limit first (and stick to it), then see what is available and how they compare.
This card is not cheap (cough cough), but in the "bangs per buck" category is supposed to be good value.
All I know is that it works very well with anything I throw at it, but am I throwing enough at it to really test it?
I'm not enough of an expert to know.
Sorry if this wasn't much help, but it's a difficult area.
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