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HIS HD7950 Review

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The HIS HD7950 scores between the GTX 580 and the HD 7970, not really noticeable in the real world if we are being honest.

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7 comments

  1. Looks like a play on the reference design. very poor showing compared to XFX and Sapphire cards today….

  2. would probably have been ok if they all used the crap cooler on launch day, but after reading the Sapphire review this looks so bad 🙁

  3. This is exactly why HIS, Powercolor, Sparkle and all those crappy eastern makes never do well here. They just dont know how to target the enthusiast user. XFX and Sapphire are different. I bet Sapphire dont like XFX in their sector now. real competition heating up between those two for the top spot.

  4. Fastest single chip video card.Runs cool and very quiet even at full load, gave me 40-45% extra performance than my 6970 HIS icecool,no crashes after hours of gaming!

    http://www.amazon.com/Sapphire-Radeon-PCI-Express-Graphics-21197-00-40G/dp/B006P88VO8?tag=emjay2d-20

  5. great review-the most important point being that cooler cannot really handle the 7950 unless you have a large case and play games in a freezer-even then I doubt the cooler has enough capacity to continuously draw off enough heat to completely prevent instability problems under intense gaming conditions