Written by garfi3ld Wednesday, 15 February 2012 01:01
| Article Index |
|---|
| XFX R7770 Black Edition Double D |
| “Cape Verde” |
| Packaging |
| Card Layout |
| Our Test Rig |
| Our Testing Procedures |
| Cooling and Noise |
| 3DMark |
| In Game Performance |
| Overall and FV |
| All Pages |
Not everyone can afford to go with the most expensive video cards on the market; most gamers have a more limited budget. This is mostly due to the fact that there are more gamers from the 13-30 age groups than anything else. Between being too young to work, poor college students, and then young budding family’s money is always tight. When your budget has you building a $600 dollar gaming rig there is no way you will be dedicating all or even half of that towards the video card. It’s important for gaming, but without the rest of your components you’re not going anywhere. That’s where AMD’s new HD 7770 comes in, at a price point that still leaves room in your budget. Of course we need to see how it performs, for that we are taking a look at XFX’s R7770 Black Edition Double D overclocked edition.
Product Name: XFX R7770 Black Edition Double D
Review Sample Provided by: XFX
Review by: Wes
Pictures by: Wes
Specifications
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Part Number |
FX-777A-ZDB4 & FX-777A-ZDBC |
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Model |
Radeon HD |
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GPU |
7770 |
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Performance Level |
Black Edition |
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Core Clock |
1095 MHz |
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Memory Size |
1GB |
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Memory Type |
DDR5 |
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Memory Bus |
128-bit |
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Bus |
PCI-Express 3.0 |
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Output s |
Mini-DisplayPort Dual Link DVI-I HDMI |
|
Fan Type |
Dual Axial |
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XFACTOR Features |
• GPU Edging: Black Edition Selection Process • Double Dissipation • Ghost Thermal Technology • Duratec: Solid Capacitors • Duratec: IP-5X Dust Free Fan • Duratec: XFX Bracket |
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