| Brand | Sapphire |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 27.5 x 11.5 x 5.2 cm; 800 Grams |
| Item model number | 11196-09-40G |
| Manufacturer | SAPPHIRE |
| Memory Clock Speed | 5000 MHz |
| Graphics Card Description | ATI Radeon HD7950 3GB Vapor-X |
| Graphics RAM Type | Unknown |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 3 GB |
| Graphics Card Interface | PCI-E |
| Wattage | 500 watts |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 800 g |
Sapphire 11196-09-40G HD7950 3GB Vapox-X Graphics Card
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| Brand | Sapphire |
| Video output interface | HDMI |
| Graphics RAM type | Unknown |
| Graphics RAM size | 3 GB |
| Memory clock speed | 5000 MHz |
| GPU clock speed | 950 MHz |
| Graphics card interface | PCI-E |
| Graphics card description | ATI Radeon HD7950 3GB Vapor-X |
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| ASIN | B0091MFBZC |
|---|---|
| Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
| Date First Available | 6 Sept. 2012 |
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Sapphire HD 7950 3GB OC with Boost Vapor-X Edition has the latest GDDR5 memory clocked at 5000MHz effective, and runs with a core clock speed of 850 MHz which with PowerTune Dynamic Boost rises to 950 MHz on the engine. It has a slightly less sophisticated 8-phase power design and the versatile output configuration of Dual-link DVI-I, DVI-D, HDMI and DisplayPort. The Vapor-X cooler is based on a new vapor chamber designed especially for this series. Heat is carried away by four heatpipes (2 x 8mm plus 2 x 6mm), and finally dispersed by two 90mm fan with aerofoil blades and dust repelling bearings. The Vapor-X cooler easily handles the heat generated from the HD 7950 even under extreme load conditions.
Box Contains
Video Card
Driver CD
Sapphire Trixx Utility
Crossfire Bridge Cable
DVI to VGA Adapter
8-pin to 4-pin power cable
1.8m HDMI Cable
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Don't think however that I'm knocking this card based on the above. The size is more than made up for by the its exceptional properties; it requires only around 300W from two 8-pin connectors, stays remarkably cool under load, and plays virtually any game you can imagine at fully maxed settings (60+fps) in 1080p. It has a very wide 384-bit memory bus, full PCI Express 3.0 compatibility, 3GB of memory for large texture support, and has ample headroom for easy overclocking using either the Catalyst Control Centre or Sapphire's Trixx OC application.
This solidly hits the bulls-eye when considering the cost/performance equation, and scales well should you decide to pick up another one for a Crossfire configuration down the road. Consider me as pleased as punch.
1. No PhysX is really a bit of a set back in some games. Sure in certain games like Tomb Raider, for example Lara's hair will be rendered far better with an ATI card than with Nvidia. Though PhysX and CUDA are really something that I have kind of come to miss. Though I was so sick of the issues and random artefacts and other odd things with Nvidia's drivers and their cards are generally quite pricey which is why I went for one of these.
2. I have also had issues with the drivers as well on this card. At times I get glitches though it does overclock incredibly well. In fact, this card overclocks like mad and still stays easily within good temps. I haven't really overclocked it much though because at 1920x1080 it plays basically whatever I want on Ultra maxed out. Though theoretically you can overclock this even past a 7970.
3. It's generally insanely quiet. Which is fantastic as noise is a huge issue for me. The case I am using is a Zalman Z9.
4. It was good value for money and the stock-overclock is really lovely. I haven't needed to really push it much further.
5. Plenty of RAM for RAM hungry games.
Conclusion:
I'd probably still go with Nvidia. You can't really beat CUDA and PhysX. Though for raw performance it's hard to beat this card... Maybe even impossible. I just miss Nvidia personally and wish that their cards weren't so overpriced and that they put more RAM and a higher bandwidth on their cards. Otherwise this is an almost perfect card, that I just wish had a few less software issues. 8+ months down the line it's still purring like a kitten though and I haven't come into 'too' many issues with it.
ATI really needs to work better on its drivers.
Put it this way; War Thunder is coming to PS4 by the end of this year, and I can run that at maximum settings at a perfect 60FPS, no slowdowns or anything.
Furthermore, it's run pretty much every game I've thrown at it at max without issue, usually at 60+ FPS.
- CoD: Black Ops 2 is perfect
- Sniper Elite v2 is perfect
- CSGO is perfect
- Mount and Blade Warband can be played with smegloads of nice effects and on-screen units with very few slowdowns.
- Source games, as always, will quail and tremble beneath the might of this card.
Buy one, buy one now.
Every game I've tried so far, were on maximum graphics settings, and they all worked seamlessly. I did not record the FPS, although I believe they were quite high. This was tested on 1080p only as that is the monitor I have. I'm now driving two 1080p monitors with it with no problems gaming. It's also crossfire ready, so if you have the money, get another one!
I had some problems at the start with it, but all were solved with in minutes of google'ing some answers up and it works perfect. I have yet to complain about it.







