PowerColor announced the opening of their new VIP Club today, which will serve up more exclusive content, contests, product updates, free games, and more to owners of PowerColor products and enthusiasts.
To get the ball rolling, PowerColor is giving away several video cards including a Devil 13 Dual GPU R9-290x. Patriot Memory is helping out and providing a few giveaway items too.
For more information and to enter the contest, click the image below! You can also become a member of the VIP Club by visiting THIS LINK.
Dino DeCesari was a pillar of the Overclockers.com community for over 13 years when he passed away suddenly in 2015. His legacy lives on through his hundreds of computer hardware reviews posted here. Dino spent time in the army as a Telecommunication Center Specialist and received a commendation medal. He had a successful 20+ year career in the automotive parts and technology industry, where he eventually bought and sold his own business. Once retired, he volunteered as tech support for a non-profit and his local school district.
AMD Radeon HD 6870 cards aren’t anything new to the market, but non-reference, overclocked versions are still coming out. PowerColor was kind enough to send over one of their PCS+ HD 6870 cards for us to put through its paces.
EKWK and PowerColor have partnered up once again, bringing exceptional cooling to the Liquid Devil RX 7900 XTX GPU. The Liquid Devil series graphics cards use only the top-binned GPU processors and are paired with a 17-phase VRMs. The core clock can reach up to 2,680 MHz in “Unleash Boosted Mode” and features 24GB of GDDR6 memory. Additionally, the nickel-plated electrolytic copper block reduces the thickness from a large 3-slot card down to just a single slot. The top of the block is Acrylic and POM acetal affording a phenomenal aesthetic. Price and availability were not included in EKWB’s press release, but you can expect it to fetch quite a bit more over the card itself.
Oh, what a glorious day it is here in Tahiti…no, you didn’t just jump in to my vacation blog. We are here today to review the PowerColor HD 7950 PCS+. If this card is anything like its big brother, the HD 7970, this card should be another absolute monster. Let’s see how it compares against that and other high end GPUs.
[quotePowerColor announced the opening of their new VIP Club today, which will serve up more exclusive content, contests, product updates, free games, and more to owners of PowerColor products and enthusiasts.
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