Enjoy a scintillating visual experience with the AMD Radeon HD 7950 3GB Graphics Card

The Radeon HD 7950 inherits a myriad of features from 7900 series and it is crucial for an advanced user to understand the features which sets the series apart from other processors in its class. Aptly codenamed as Tahiti, the Southern Island series from AMD effectually utilizes the PCI Express version 3.0 besides extending support to Direct X 11.1. The HD 7970 incidentally was the first to introduce the 28mn tech into the commercial market and it also is touted as the fastest GPU in vogue. 

 

 

The GCN architecture which forms the basis for the Tahiti series incorporates dual geometry engines. It essentially can be considered as dual cores right within the GPU. Further the architecture allows the Tahiti processors to perform both compute and graphic functions. This makes it highly suitable for running 3D applications and the fact that the compute units comes with four wave-fronts, each of them independent; ports conflicts are considerable reduced. In addition improved texture mapping leads to reduction in stuttering. Another potent advance that is experienced in the Tahiti series is improved tessellation. The memory of the GPU is secured with the presence of strong error correction mechanism.

 

 

The HD 7950 can be labeled as a younger sibling to the HD 7970. When it comes to sheer numbers, the Radeon 7950 densely packs in transistors and its VRAM stands at 3GB which makes the card by far one the best to take on the challenge to the NVDIA stable. The HD 7950 incidentally includes 1792 stream processors which is slightly less than the 7970 and contains 32 raster units. It boasts of a clock speed of around 800MHz which is lower than its predecessor yet offers a formidable performance. In benchmark tests it scores quite high over the NVDIA 580 and its output during real game-play strikes a positive pitch. It gives strong FPS numbers at most resolutions and its rendering too is fabulous. When it comes to overclocking, it pretty much carries forward the tradition though it is restricted by smaller power unit. It can quickly be overclocked and one can significantly augment its memory

 

The Radeon 7950 retains all the class leading features that its predecessor boasted off and pushes the ante when it comes to reducing noise pollution along with power consumption. To start with it comes with a much improved fan design that goes a long way in managing the noise profile. The HD 7950 has a lower power draw as compared to its predecessor and thus leads to a much cooler operating zone.

 

 

The Radeon HD 7950 comes at a lesser cost than its illustrious predecessor. While it may cost slightly more at some places than its immediate competitor, the NVDIA GTX 580, its sheer performance commands that extra price. While the prices tend to vary it is quite possible that at the right vendor like Evetech you may get hold of the card at a very competitive price.

 

 

With every passing day new and improved versions of computer games are getting introduced and most popular commercial titles are loaded heavily on graphics. Gamers typically experience the most harrowing time when they decide to upgrade their graphics card. With competing products touting their own specific highlights, chances of a mismatch often exist. Understanding the kind of card you want to put in your system is key to a good choice. If you are into action games like Battlefield or Total war you would be looking for a GPU that can deliver those realistic graphics in a neat manner without heating up. You would also want to see if such a GPU comes within your budget. While you may be itching to get your hands on the HD 7970, we would suggest you to try out the Radeon HD 7950 for its sheer suitability. Most advanced users would understand that resource heavy, computer games gives us the right platform to test the efficacy of a good graphics card. The HD 7950 seems to give astounding results when used for playing out games including even those which are more tailored to the NVDIA cards. The performance across board is way better than its peers and it scores appreciable well when used to play tessellation heavy games. The card outshines its peers from the NVIDIA stable at most resolutions and is apt for playing 3D games.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

While the Radeon 7950 is an uber cool product that any PC user should try to get hold off, it does merit a serious consideration if you are an avid gamer. It literally can change the way you play the games on your system and make a world of difference to your fun quotient. 

 

Enjoy gaming experience like never before with the extreme gaming PCs available at Evetech based on the latest AM Radeon HD 7900 Series GPUs Graphics Card. See the future of gaming for yourself with AMD Radeon HD 7950 Series DX11 Gaming PC’s – you will not be happy with anything less.