Testseek.co.uk have collected 183 expert reviews of the AMD Radeon HD 7950 3GB GDDR5 PCIe and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD Radeon HD 7950 3GB GDDR5 PCIe.
February 2012
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The editors liked
Amazing GPU core overclocking
Good cooling
Great performance especially at Highres
Quiet (when fan below 40%)
Good looking design
Black PCB
Decent price
Excellent overclocking performance
Impressive power
Saving tech
A wellbalanced GPU
Excellent powerdraw figures for highend card
Overclocks like a champ
Jump in performance on old generation
Improved standby energy consumption with ZeroCore Power
Quiet in idle
DirectX 11.1 compatible
The editors didn't like
Similar price point to the GTX580
Loud fan above 40%
Deafening at 100%
Only one DVI port
It's not a HD7970
Artificially low base clocks
NVIDIA's Kepler is just around the corner. Any purchase may be premature
AMD set out its stall with the Radeon HD 7970, disappointing some of its usual supporters: out with the policy of attacking the competition by slashing prices, the top GPU of the moment was introduced at top level pricing. With a starting price of €430...
The AMD Radeon HD 7950 in CrossFire is a performance monster, but we still ran into a couple multi-GPU hiccups that reminded us that multi-GPU setups always have more quirks than those with a single video card. ...
The launch of HD 7970 is the first step for GCN architecture, the graphics card has a more decent overall performance than its competitors no matter in performance, power consumption, temperature and silence. However, HD 7970 is a flagship product with...
The HD 7950 is an amazing graphics card even when it comes down to single GPU performance. However, after tossing in one or two additional GPUs to the mix, the results become much more interesting. In our labs, the HD 7950 performance in CrossFire and ...
The AMD Radeon HD 7950 3GB graphics card based on the same Southern Islands architecture and Tahiti GPU that we first tested with the Radeon HD 7970 3GB looks to be another success. AMD now has two different GPU options available for consumers that are f...
Published: 2012-01-31, Author: Ryan , review by: anandtech.com
When AMD launched the Radeon HD 7970 last month there was a great deal of speculation that the Radeon HD 7950 would be their direct GeForce GTX 580 competitor, and indeed this has proven to be the case. While the 7970 sails past the GTX 580—and AMD has pr...
Published: 2012-01-31, Author: Scott , review by: Techreport.com
Let's bust out some of our famous value plots, taken from the results of the five games we tested manually, in order to give us a sense of price and performance. The XFX Black Edition versions of the Radeon HD 7950 and 7970 are a little more expensive an...
Final Words & Conclusion Our Crossfire experience was a mixed bag of results. When we tested the 7970 in 2-way Crossfire, we barely had any issues. With the 7950 that changed somewhat. You probably missed it in our test session, but Crysis 2 would no...
Strong Performance, Good Power Consumption, Highly Overclockable, 3GB Frame Buffer, Eyefinity Support
Pricey, Trades Victories With 3GB GeForce GTX 580 OC
Let's start with the drivers. In preparation for this article, AMD sent over the latest Catalyst driver suite that not only added support for the Radeon HD 7950, but reportedly offered performance improvements for the 7970. With that in mind, we re-ran al...
Abstract: Often times AMD and Nvidia release their flagship GPUs with the launch of a new series of graphics card, but it’s the one under the newly crowned king that people most look forward to, the price/performance champion of the people. And in between all th...
