Sapphire Radeon HD 6970 Flex Battlefield 3 Limited Edition 2GB GDDR5 PCIe 11187-04-50G

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Pros:

Genuine valueadds from Sapphire, BF3 is a proper tripleA title, Decent overclocking potential.

Cons:

A little louder than we'd like in outofbox configuration, Suffers more than NVIDIA with 4x MSAA in BF3

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Last revision on September 18, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Genuine valueadds from Sapphire, BF3 is a proper tripleA title, Decent overclocking potential

Reviewers Didn't Like

A little louder than we'd like in outofbox configuration, Suffers more than NVIDIA with 4x MSAA in BF3

Expert reviews and ratings

Triple-A games provide an opportune time for graphics-card manufacturers to launch a new GPU bundle, much in the same way as Sony and Microsoft do with console-specific titles.One of the most eagerly-awaited gaming titles this year has been...

By HEXUS.net on November 01, 2011

Sapphire are AMD’s largest graphics partner and today we are looking at something very special – the new HD6970 Sapphire Flex with Vapor X cooler, which not only comes with a proprietary cooling solution, but with a free copy of the brand...

By Kitguru.net on October 28, 2011

With lots of rumours about AMD and Nvidia releasing new cards in 2012, we find a lot of graphics card manufacturers clinching on to the life of the current cards and trying to spice things up to give a breath of fresh air to an already old card.The 6970...

By eTeknix on November 30, 2011

Even though there are only minute differences in performance between the recently released cards from Sapphire versus earlier cards of the same model, there are advantages to grabbing one of the newer, though redundant cards. Yes, the clock-for-clock...

By Overclockers Club on November 23, 2011

When we looked at previous Sapphire FleX models, we came away impressed with the technology but concluded the cards were underpowered for Eyefinity gaming at extreme resolutions. The fact that the 6970 FleX exists bodes well for Sapphire, as they've...

By Pureoverclock on November 14, 2011