Hi,
I already have Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 Vapor-X overclocked churning through about 4 TFLOPS. Recently I upgraded my CPU i7-4930K which will [email protected]. I have got hold of a Super Flower Leadex GOLD 750W PSU. Thinking of adding another 7950 Vapor-X (£120 fleabay) to give me about 8 TFLOPS compared to a 1070 6.45 and 1080 has 9 TFLOPS out of the tin. For £120 for a second 7950 Vapor-X I'm thinking I'll have some of that and then some. The motherboard is Asus ROG Rampage IV Formula so has dual PCI-E 3.0 x16 slots. I don't play much as I'm time deficient so thinking it will take me a long time to recover the money on power usage alone for a GTX 1080/Vega compared to a £100-£120 on flea-bay for a Vapor-X. Games I'm interested like Elite Dangerous, GTA 5, Star Citizen so have some cross-fire support and looking at DX 12 explicit multi-adapter support for the future. What do you reckon chaps a go or a no go?
Crunched the numbers on this: -
GTX 1060 4.4 TFLOPS
GTX 1070 6.46 TFLOPS
GTX 1080 9 TFLOPS
x2 Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 Vapor-X @1050 MHz 7.09 TFLOPS better than 1070 for £100-120
In a crossfire situation where I'm getting 50% out of the 2nd card I'm still getting 5.32 TFLOPS for an extra £100 well over a GTX 1060...
Thanks
Haider
I already have Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 Vapor-X overclocked churning through about 4 TFLOPS. Recently I upgraded my CPU i7-4930K which will [email protected]. I have got hold of a Super Flower Leadex GOLD 750W PSU. Thinking of adding another 7950 Vapor-X (£120 fleabay) to give me about 8 TFLOPS compared to a 1070 6.45 and 1080 has 9 TFLOPS out of the tin. For £120 for a second 7950 Vapor-X I'm thinking I'll have some of that and then some. The motherboard is Asus ROG Rampage IV Formula so has dual PCI-E 3.0 x16 slots. I don't play much as I'm time deficient so thinking it will take me a long time to recover the money on power usage alone for a GTX 1080/Vega compared to a £100-£120 on flea-bay for a Vapor-X. Games I'm interested like Elite Dangerous, GTA 5, Star Citizen so have some cross-fire support and looking at DX 12 explicit multi-adapter support for the future. What do you reckon chaps a go or a no go?
Crunched the numbers on this: -
GTX 1060 4.4 TFLOPS
GTX 1070 6.46 TFLOPS
GTX 1080 9 TFLOPS
x2 Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 Vapor-X @1050 MHz 7.09 TFLOPS better than 1070 for £100-120
In a crossfire situation where I'm getting 50% out of the 2nd card I'm still getting 5.32 TFLOPS for an extra £100 well over a GTX 1060...
Thanks
Haider
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