Specifications Analysis
As we mentioned Sapphire haven’t done much with the base R7 265 design except add their own custom Dual-X cooler. The clock speeds are all stock but we expect there will be plenty of overclocking headroom to access. At $160 street price this Sapphire card is on par with Nvidia’s GTX 750 Ti in terms of affordability but how does the performance and power consumption shape up? All will be revealed soon!
Packaging and Bundle
The product comes with Sapphire’s usual “Crysis-style” packaging.
The back details most of the usual AMD features but also Sapphire’s Dual-X cooler.
Included is a molex to 6 pin adapter, DVI to VGA adapters, driver CD and some documentation.
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