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Sapphire HD6850 Vapor X Edition Graphics Card Review

Tom Clancy’s H.A.W.X. 2 is an arcade-style flight action game developed by Ubisoft Romania and published by Ubisoft. After the events of the first game, the H.A.W.X squadron is sent to Middle East, where a high level of violence is being registered, and the appearance of various insurgents leaders in various hotspots. The team also has to investigate the mysterious disappearance of Russian nuclear weapons. The player will be controlling three groups: one American (Hunter), one British (Munro) and one Russian (Sokov), each with its own pilots and supporting characters. There will also be references to other characters in the Tom Clancy universe.

We are testing in full DX11 mode with all settings to maximum.

An engine which is well known to run well on Nvidia hardware. The AMD cards do well however, with the Sapphire HD6850 Vapor X averaging just over 70 frames per second at these settings.

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6 comments

  1. So in theory it should be around £130? seems good. shame I missed that 5850 xtreme however, that was even better value.

  2. The Vapor X cooler is great. I recently took my off to clean it as it is about a year old. I advise everyone to clean their systems out. the amount of dust that builds up in a graphics card over a year is scary !. can also stop performance too and block fans

  3. Their fans are also good, you should have pointed that out more in the review.

  4. Nice card, good for the price, but I want to aim higher next time, like a 6950.

  5. After looking at the power consumption figures I’m wondering why this card has two 6pin PCIe plugs, surely they aren’t both necessary.

  6. Sapphire normally do this with their cards to help with overclocking performance.