Today we used Catalyst Control Center for the overclocking results.
Due to Catalyst Control Center limitations we are limited to 1050 mhz on the core and 1,450mhz on the memory. We are confident that additional headroom is available.
The manual overclocking enhancements translate to a 300 points increase, to around 6,300 points. This is only 200 points less than a GTX580, which is fantastic considering the price point.
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Another winner from XFX, great clock speeds out of the box as author says.
impressive, but it is a bit expensive, no? I would expect to pay £200 but no more for a 7850?
I want to see your review of the GTX680, are you not reviewing it Zardon?
Hi Robert, our sample had a hardware problem (fan issue) and we are in the process of reviewing the replacement. Just one of those things.