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Sapphire R7 250 Ultimate Review

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Very closely matched between the Sapphire R7 250 Ultimate, and the eVGA GT650, scoring 2,202 and 2,150 points respectively.

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3 comments

  1. no single slot? well that sucks… HTPC users need single slot cards.

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  2. Harris, AMD cards output a lot of heat, building this into a single cooler design would be not feasible, based on the temperature results Kitguru recorded.

    AMD need the Maxwell architecture for this. I am surprised Nvidia haven’t released a single slot passively cooled MAXWELL based card, but I am sure it is coming soon.

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  3. Including the previous Sapphire Ultimate (HD 7750) in the test comparisons would have be very helpful. Next time?

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