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Originally Posted by Dj-ElectriC
Not a big deal really... they can overclock pretty well
Mine did 1195Mhz core, shure 1200Mhz is doable with alot of them, though it seems dave got good samples.
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BF3 gaming load, stock, max full system power draw: 398 W.
BF3 gaming load, OC @ 1200 MHz, max full system power draw: 708 W.
I dunno that an 80% increase in system power consumption is worth the ~30% performance gain...
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Originally Posted by Chevalr1c
Those are beasts. I wonder why those VRMs or what are those (on the last picture) are not cover by heatsinks, though.
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Most 7950's have just two MOSFETs there, with the middle row unpopulated. The extra component on the Gigabyte Windforce cards should lower temps a fair bit per component. Depending on what actual FETs are used, temps are not really an issue, and they do get a fair bit of airflow from the fan directly above...
1200 MHz was very easy, might be interesting to see how they do under water! Now to find a sponsor for blocks...
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