Many graphics cards have been released from the likes of AMD and Nvidia as of late including some lower end models showcasing the potential of low powered DirectX 11 cards and on the other hand we’ve seen some of the power hungry dual GPU monsters and today gives us a look at another one.
You may remember the review we did on the 6990 from Sapphire which uses a reference design much like this. Due to each individual card presenting different results, we thought that it would be wise to show you a second look at a 6990 to see how this compares in terms of benchmarking and overclocking.
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ColourPrimary ColourBlackSecondary ColourGreyDimensionsLength225.5 mmWidth123.2 mmHeight40.1 mmLightingLightingYesLighting ColourRGBClock SpeedsMax. GPU Clock (Base)2310 MHzMax. Memory Clock18000 MHzMax.…
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