Specification
Product Details
- Brand: XFX
- Model: FX797ATDFC
- Original language:
English - Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.50" h x
4.40" w x
10.80" l,
2.20 pounds
- Processors: 1
Features
- Chipset: ATI Radeon HD7970
- Engine Clock: 925 MHz
- Video Memory: 3GB DDR5
- Memory Clock: 5.5 GHz
- Memory Interface: 384-bit
- Connectors: DVI; HDMI; 2x Mini DisplayPort
- Max. Resolution: 2560 x 1600
Product Description
XFX ATI Radeon HD7970 3GB DDR5 DVI/HDMI/2x Mini DisplayPort PCI-Express Video Card
Customer Reviews
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Mr. Price
As another reviewer pointed out, there seems to be an issue with these cards or the drivers. When it runs, it runs great, but on a triple display setup tearing artifacts are prominent throughout normal use unless vertical refresh is on for everything. The latest AMD drivers seem to hate Windows Aero as well.Being forced to tinker with a myriad of settings just to get the barest of consistent performance detracts one from an enjoyable experience. The thing should work well right out of the box, price considered; no wonder AMD continues to lose market share.The 3 year old FirePro V4800 I equipped before this HD7970 never crashed on any app. It ran games like Mass Effect 3 at a somewhat decent frame rate while still feeding two extra displays at a full 1080P resolution. I know well this HD7970 is no workstation card, but the drivers for it should not feel so rushed and buggy at a four hundred dollar premium. Good thing I stayed away from the more freakishly expensive 7990s.The free games included are downloads of Crysis 3 (ORIGIN) and BioShock Infinite (STEAM). Crysis 3 is well known to be a buggy, sloppy release. It crashes consistently on my machine though other games run without issue... or at least less issues. Bioshock I have yet to download; hopefully it will be better experience. I will never buy any products by Electronic Arts, nor anything else that establishes the shameless DLC revenue model as the new norm for standard quality.*Update on rebate: XFX will NOT honor $30 rebate although I was not charged for the item nor was it shipped until March the 1st. Accordingly the price of the item was adjusted higher during the valid rebate time frame of MAR1-15 so in essence there really is no rebate. Because I placed the order on FEB24 before the 15%+ adjustment I guess I bought it at a 'fair' price still.*Update on Bioshock Infinite: Definitely a more stable release than Crysis 3, but it still crashes on occasion; all crashes strickly caused by the AMD driver.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Aaron S. Roth
works great/as described and got 2 free games during the promotion, so made it a very good deal. no problems thus far ;]
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Helz
I did a lot of obsessive research before I built my PC, and the graphics card was one of the most important choices. I went back and forth between the AMD 7950, 7970, and nVidia 670 cards. I play all kinds of games and wanted as much horsepower as I could afford in my PC budget. Normally that would have probably left me with the 7950 (not bad at all), but luckily I bought my components on/around Black Friday and got a good bit more bang for my buck.That meant it was between the 7970 and nVidia 670. I honestly don't care about the nVidia vs. AMD crap; I've owned and been pleased with cards from both companies in the past. I ended up going with with 7970 because just about every benchmarking site I could find ranked it a little higher than the 670 for a little less money. It also comes with 3gb vram versus 2gb, which has already been surpassed by my heavily modded and retextured Skyrim install (2.4gb used is the highest I've seen so far).Right after I made the purchase all the frame latency hysteria began, and I was admittedly concerned (google it if you don't know what I'm talking about, and want to be completely informed before you buy a new AMD gpu). I was still within the 30 day exchange period, so I reassessed whether I should trade the card in for a 670. Coming from someone who plays a lot of FPS at a high level, I really couldn't detect much if any of the stutter that was being reported. It was a case of "Maybe I feel it, or am I just trying to feel it?" Kind of thing. I'm extremely sensitive to input lag and never play with Vsync on, so I would have thought it'd be noticeable to me, but it just wasn't and had little to no impact on my gaming. I decided that at least for the games I was playing, people were making mountains out of molehills and kept the 7970. Happily, AMD's recent drivers have been steadily removing whatever frame latency did exist in a bunch of games since then and the one metric that nVidia has an advantage in for this generation of cards is quickly being eroded. There are 3 semi-new games I'm aware of that still do not run well on AMD hardware as of Feb. 2013: Farcry 3, Assassin's Creed 3, and Hitman: Absolution. They exhibit frame latency that's high enough even I would notice, but I'm not in any hurry to play them anyway (or ever in the case of Assasin's Creed). Still its worth knowing if you're a fan of those franchises that nVidia cards run them significantly better.As far as which manufacturer to go with, I knew I wanted an aftermarket cooler on it, a good warranty, and ultimately the best price. My top choice was actually Gigabyte for the most effficient/quietest cooler of the mix, but it was about $50 more expensive when I made the purchase. XFX was a good safe choice because of their LIFETIME warranty, and I've already owned and RMA'd an XFX card in the past, 4 years after I purchased it. It was replaced with a full generation newer card that performed about 20% better than the old one with minimal hassle. I'd read the cooler on the XFX card wasn't quite as good as some of the other aftermarket solutions, but honestly if it eventually breaks from running hotter, the warranty negates that. For the record, after adjusting the fan profile through MSI Afterburner software (I highly recommend this software over the CCC for fan and overclock settings), it sits below 70C at full load with a mild OC. The first revision (mine) with 1xDVI/HDMI/2xMini-DP isn't voltage locked either, although I haven't even bothered raising it as this point. Maybe when I get my 120hz 1080p monitor I'll need to, but for now it plays every game I've thrown at it with ease at 60+ FPS at ultra settings at 1080p.Full specs: i5-3570K@4.4ghz, Hyper 212 Evo cooler, MSI Z77-GD55 mobo, XFX Radeon HD 7970, Intel 330 180gb SSD, WD Black 1tb HDD, Seasonic X750 PSU, Corsair 600T case
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