HIS Radeon HD 7950 IceQ X2 Boost 3GB GDDR5 PCIe H795QMC3G2M

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Great performance, excellent overclocking, outstanding temperatures, low noise, well priced against GTX 660 Ti

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Very long cooler, no knockout pricing

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Great performance, excellent overclocking, outstanding temperatures, low noise, well priced against GTX 660 Ti

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If you're reading this then you can already see the scores, so maybe I don't need to write too much here, or maybe I do; but to be fair I can't find any reason not to give the HIS 7950 IceQ X² Boost Clock our very first Platinum award. Of course to do...

By pcGameware UK on March 25, 2013

Great overall performance with a lengthy cooler that provides outstanding temperatures. Discuss in the...

By Pureoverclock on November 07, 2012

Are you looking to buy a new graphics card? Of course you are. Then we have the perfect graphics card round-up for you today. While not many real new GPUs have been introduced recently, that doesn't mean that there aren't a lot of cutting-edge video...

By uk.hardware.info on April 12, 2013

We test and review the a HIS Radeon HD 7950 HIS IceQ X, this 30 CM sized beast is one heck of a graphics card. Custom PCB, custom cooling, it's low noise and being a Boost edition card series, it clocks in at 950 MHz. Read more...

By DigitalReviews on March 04, 2013

Founded back in 1987, Hightech Information System Limited has always been noted for installing original cooling solutions on its graphics cards. In fact, we suspect the company was the first to introduce original coolers altogether. They are especially proud of the IceQ system which has been constantly evolving to get even more efficient and quieter. Today, we are going to check out two of its variants as implemented on four graphics cards. These IceQ variations are so different that one of them is even referred to as IceQ...

By X-bit Labs on February 05, 2013

As I look back on the time spent with the HIS HD 7950 IceQ x2 Boot Clock, I'm struggling to find something that didn't meet expectations. The card overclocks pretty well and rewards the user with excellent scaling when doing so. The IceQ X2 cooler does...

By overclockers.com on November 14, 2012

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The HIS 7950 IceQ BOOST edition has, like all previous HIS graphics cards been a pleasure to work with. HIS have improved the iTurbo assistant and it now provides an alternative way to overclock the graphics card rather than using the AMD Catalyst...

By pcGameware UK on October 30, 2012