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XFX Radeon HD 7970 Graphics Card $309 + $15 Delivered

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Another price drop!
$309 + $15.12 delivered to 2000 postcode

Main Specifications

Product Description
XFX Radeon HD 7970 - graphics card - Radeon HD 7970 - 3 GB
Device Type
Graphics card
Bus Type
PCI Express 3.0 x16
Graphics Engine
AMD Radeon HD 7970
Memory
3 GB - GDDR5
Core Clock
925 MHz
Effective Memory Clock
5.7 GHz
Memory Interface
384-bit
Max Resolution
4096 x 2160
Max Resolution Details
DVI: 2560 x 1600 / DisplayPort: 2560 x 1600 / HDMI: 2560 x 1600 / VGA: 2048 x 1536
Max Monitors Supported
3
Interfaces
DVI-I (dual link) ¦ HDMI ¦ 2 x Mini DisplayPort
API Supported
DirectX 11, DirectCompute 11, OpenGL 4.2, OpenCL 1.2
Dimensions (WxDxH)
27.5 cm x 11.1 cm x 3.8 cm

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closed Comments

  • Hi guys,
    Just a noob question (and hopefully something someone can answer without too much investigation).
    Would my motherboard "Z68XP-UD3R (Socket 1155)" be able to fully utilise this card?

    • I don't see why it wouldn't

    • Should be fine with that mobo.

      Don't forget to confirm whether the rest of your machine is OK as well.

      1) GPU Size - Will it fit? Do you have a space in the next slot over to fit the card as it is dual slot?

      2) PSU Rating - Is your power supply powerful enough? Is it a decent brand that will actually live up to its rating?

      3) PSU Connectors - Do you have a spare 6 AND 8 pin PCIE connector on your PSU?

      • also take into consideration the other stuff you already have like HDDs.

        i've got 8 HDDs …. which affects my calculation in the capacity for example.

  • Hmmm I think my PSU is too small. I have an XFX PRO 550, and this page says minimum recommended is 650w.

    • It has the 6 and 8 pin connectors, and is bronze certified, so it will probably work. If you are running lots of other equipment it is probably better to step up a level though.

    • So a generic 500w Thermltake PSU worldnt handle it?

      • most TT generic (lightpower??) have 80%+ efficiency even without the cert, so it should be fine if your not overloading on fans and hdd's with a heavy overclock.

    • 650w doesn't sound right. Should be 500-550w.

      Edit:

      XFX

      Minimum Power Supply Requirement : 500 watt
      XFX Recommended Power Supply : XFX 650W PSU

    • Hmmm I think my PSU is too small. I have an XFX PRO 550, and this page says minimum recommended is 650w.

      Nah you'll be fine. I'm running an OC'ed 7970 on a nearly 3-year old Antec TruePower 550W along with a i7 960 (TDP = 130W), a CM Hyper 212+ and 5 case fans.

      Always take every manufacturer's recommended PSU ratings with a grain of a salt and see the card's maximum power draw in benchmarks. A 7970 can pull about 315W at load; 550 - 315 = 235W to play with. Knock off 50W to account for most PSU's inefficiencies and that still leaves 185W to power the rest of your system; which with today's very power efficient CPUs is more than enough.

  • just bought the last one from PLE wangara, comes with the 3 free games gold card.

    www.AMD.com/radeonrewards for the game list

  • would this be a good card to use for litecoin mining?

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