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AFOX HD7850 Single Slot Crossfire Review

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In this Direct X 11 benchmark, the single AFOX HD7850 performs at a similar level to the GTX570, scoring 5,461 points. In Crossfire, the score increases to almost 10,000 points, outperforming the last generation dual GPU flagship, the HD6990.

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7 comments

  1. single slot for a 7850 is quite impressive. ill not want them myself, but its a good idea to get your name noticed IMO. media fanbois should love this.

  2. They would work well in the latest silverstone small form factor chassis. im tempted to build a second system now, with a liquid cooling system.

  3. Its HOTTER, LOUDER and more power hungry. Even if its single slot, its a pretty big fail if u ask me.

  4. im confused, are foxconn actually behind these or is it a different company? the name surely must mean they are linked in.

  5. @ Maxwell.

    Its less power hungry, did you read the graph wrong? also single slot cards are always going to be hotter and louder. unless they can suddenly develop new fan technology that is half the size/depth which miraculously is quieter. hasn’t happened.

  6. @ Davis

    AFOX are an off-shoot of the Foxconn brand. Originally set up as a graphics division to Foxconn it soon split and became its own company.