| Kantor said: This deal seems almost too good to pass up: It's 20% off, and nobody else is selling it for any less than £95. Some background: I previously had a Palit (ugh) GTX 460 SE, which seems to have been taken out by a failing PSU, a few months out of the warranty that I can't find and probably wouldn't want to redeem anyway because I would just get another 460 SE. The 7790 is a step up, but it's not as good as the 7850 (about £30 more) or even the GTX 650 Ti Boost (but that seems absurdly large and I worry it wouldn't even fit in the case - there's about 37cm available from what I can see). Is it worth going for the deal, waiting for something better, or doing something else?
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Please read my above post buddy, don't want you to be wasting your money. 7950 over clocked can pull well over 3 teraflops compare that to ps4 1.8 teraflops GPU.
Please take a look at this overclocking guide and benchmarks.
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/radeon_hd_7950_overclock_guide,1.html
if you're a gamer 256 bit cards should be the minimum standard. 128 bit is a big no no.
Intel core i7 930 OC @ 4.0 ghz
XFX Double dissipation Radeon HD 7950 356 bit 3gb GDDR5 OC @ 1150 MHz core + 1575 x 4 memory
Triple channel DDR 3 12gb RAM 1600 MHz








