[Tested and Burned] SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 6970 2048MB Review

9 thoughts on “[Tested and Burned] SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 6970 2048MB Review”

1. Stefan 2010/12/23 at 20:13

   According to PCGH Cat10.12a hotfix boosts D3D tessellation, OpenGL tessellation tweaking is scheduled for Q1/2011

   http://www.pcgameshardware.de/aid,804732/Neuer-HD-6900-Treiber-steigert-Tessellationsleistung-um-bis-zu-75-Prozent/Grafikkarte/News/
2. JeGX Post Author2010/12/23 at 20:19

   Great news for the upcoming OpenGL tessellation optimizations. Thanks Stefan!

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4. Stefan 2010/12/29 at 17:49

   I noticed that Cayman has one more OpenCL extension than Barts or Cedar – cl_amd_fp64 i assume?
5. JeGX Post Author2010/12/29 at 18:07

   I don’t know. I’ll tell you when I re-plug the HD 6970 on my testbed.

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9. GJ 2011/10/09 at 07:54

   Will my PSU be able to power this card?
   I have a S-ATA Netzteil ATX Power supply MS N55-VAL
   I it good enough to power this card?

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