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- Jun 22, 2012
Hello
I posted yesterday with a question and got a little help but still have questions unanswered. I'm about to replace my 6770's (2 in crossfire) for a 7950. My questions is what is a good choice as far as overall performance, cooling, overclock overhead, and anything else relevant. My research brought me to the HIS ICEq Boost version 7950....and I found it on newegg for $299, now it's out of stock. My second choice was ASUS' Version that's $339. I love ASUS and use alot of their hardware. HIS, I've never delt with and honestly thought they were some rink a dink company until I read otherwise. So My question what in your opinions are the best 7950's available. Price is not really an issue as long as its under 350. I think I may be overlooking other companies that might be worth my time. Let me know what you think please. Even if you dont use a 7950 but do use a smaller companies card XFX, for instance, and want to let me know they are a good gpu manufacturer. Thanks!
I posted yesterday with a question and got a little help but still have questions unanswered. I'm about to replace my 6770's (2 in crossfire) for a 7950. My questions is what is a good choice as far as overall performance, cooling, overclock overhead, and anything else relevant. My research brought me to the HIS ICEq Boost version 7950....and I found it on newegg for $299, now it's out of stock. My second choice was ASUS' Version that's $339. I love ASUS and use alot of their hardware. HIS, I've never delt with and honestly thought they were some rink a dink company until I read otherwise. So My question what in your opinions are the best 7950's available. Price is not really an issue as long as its under 350. I think I may be overlooking other companies that might be worth my time. Let me know what you think please. Even if you dont use a 7950 but do use a smaller companies card XFX, for instance, and want to let me know they are a good gpu manufacturer. Thanks!