If you are not in the market for the monster 7950/7970 (Tahiti) series or the lower end 7750/7770 series (Cape Verde), AMD has a market segment to share with you in their mid-classed Pitcarin, which is comprised of the 7870 and 7850. Today we get a chance to look at a card from Sapphire, the HD 7870 GHz Edition.
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2012
2012
Anything with passive cooling generally makes me shudder, but when it comes to my HTPC setup, small and quiet hardware is of the utmost importance. The Sapphire HD 6450 FleX Edition is already the least expensive Eyefinity solution on the market, but how flexible is this card really?
Read More11/16
2011
2011
Sapphire has launched a new version of their mid-range video card, the HD 6870 Dirt 3 Edition, and they were kind enough to send one for us to review.
Read More8/12
2011
2011
Being primarily a DIY-er website, it pains me to say this but sometimes a factory-built machine has its advantages.
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2011
2011
With a price tag of just $100, the Sapphire HD 6750 is a low to mid-range video card offering performance on a budget. Time to stress and strip the card to see how it compares to two of its bigger brothers.
Read More5/30
2011
2011
What good is another review of the HD 6950? Well, the Sapphire HD 6950 is from a later batch, which means potentially significant gains in overclocking. Plus, with two cards we can explore its powerful CrossFire scaling abilities.
Read More5/26
2011
2011
The Sapphire Radeon HD 6570 video card is aimed towards HTPC system builders. Generally thought of as a niche market, HTPCs are quickly growing in popularity, which has led to a wealth of new products targeting home DIY media fanatics.
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2011
2011
Sapphire decided to resurrect the 5830 and update it with Optimized PWM’s, Eyefinity and an aggressive price point. Let’s take a look at the second coming and see what the 5830 Extreme has to offer.
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