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GIGABYTE AMD Radeon HD 7950 3GB GDDR5 DVI-I/HDMI/2x Mini-Displayport PCI-Express Graphic Card GV-R795WF3-3GD

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Graphics Coprocessor AMD Radeon
Brand GIGABYTE
Graphics Ram Size 3 GB
GPU Clock Speed 900 MHz
Video Output Interface Mini DisplayPort

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  • Ultra Durable VGA materials: GPU Temperature 5%-10% down - Overclocking capability 10%-30% Up - Power Switching Loss 10%-30% down
  • Windforce 3X Anti-Turbulence Cooling with "Triangle Cool" Technology for maximum cooling performance at whisper silent operation.
  • Core Clock: 900MHz - Memory Clock: 5000MHz
  • Features DVI-I/HDMI/2x mini-Displayport outputs with HDCP protection.
  • Supports AMD Eyefinity/EyeSpeed/CrossFire/Avivo HD technologies.
  • Minimum Recommended System power supply 500W.
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Powered by AMD Radeon 7950 GPU and integrated with industry's best 3072MB GDDR5 memory and 384-bit memory interface.

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3.5 out of 5 stars
143 global ratings

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Customers appreciate the value for money, performance, and speed of the video card. They mention it's amazing for the price, runs everything better, and responds fast with clarity. Some are satisfied with the quality and graphics quality. However, some are disappointed with the durability and have mixed opinions on the noise level and cooling.

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48 customers mention "Value for money"48 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the value for money of the video card. They mention it's amazing for the price, a very good upgrade, and the improvements are immediately apparent.

"...7870/7950/7970 and GTX 660 ti/ 670 and found this to be the best balance between price, OC ability, and base speed...." Read more

"It was a great price for a new dealer from Amazon...." Read more

"...After the hassle, though, the improvements were immediately apparent - games that regularly ran around 30-40 fps instantly shot up to 60...." Read more

"...Overall the card is a tremendous value...." Read more

45 customers mention "Performance"39 positive6 negative

Customers like the performance of the video card. They mention it runs everything better, is the most expandable, and well-performing card out there. Some say it does a superb job, has pretty good crossfire performance, and offers good value. Some also say they have had no issues at all with the card, the cooler works well, and the default fan speed curve is a bit too fast.

"...It's OC and stable at 1100Mhz GPU and 5.5Mhz Memory Clock. Everything still runs great. Hopefully my CPU (i7 920) will hold up...." Read more

"Pros: This card is a great performer. Sadly GIGABYTE has been selling low ASIC, voltage locked, boost only editions recently...." Read more

"...So while the card is powerful, it's also unbelievably delicate...." Read more

"...The cooler on this card works well, but I found the default fan speed curve to be a bit aggressive...." Read more

29 customers mention "Video card speed"23 positive6 negative

Customers like the speed of the video card. They mention that all games run smoothly with very few slowdowns. They also say it responds fast with clarity. Some say it boosts to 42 fps in Sleeping Dogs full settings and runs Crysis 3 Beta smoothly at high levels.

"...It runs Crysis 3 Single Player on Very High Levels with very few slow downs. It looks AMAZING. Pitty the game is really not that fun...." Read more

"...The card is fast and overclocks well. The default fan setting is 30% and very quiet...." Read more

"...(I made a 200k+ triangle model to test it out and the responsiveness was still smooth as silk... it used to stutter, have long freezes or just plain..." Read more

"...Using this one single powerhouse gives me much better performance than I would have with lower grade dual cards.This thing is beautiful!..." Read more

23 customers mention "Quality"23 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the video card. They mention it's an excellent product and impressive in single and crossfire setups.

"...them for Bitcoin mining, well I'm here to tell you it's a damn good card for gaming." Read more

"...Other than that, the card is great and so worth 200 dollars brand new." Read more

"...Runs sweet and cool, I couldn't be happier... great card ... great price.. great service from Amazon." Read more

"Card is great. The promotion was a lot of hassle though. It runs most of everything on ultra and is a performer...." Read more

18 customers mention "Graphics quality"18 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the graphics quality of the video card. They mention it looks pretty good, runs very hot, but delivers great graphics. Some say the cooling design looks promising and it's great to show off in a system.

"...It looks AMAZING. Pitty the game is really not that fun. Still running great.It's OC and stable at 1100Mhz GPU and 5.5Mhz Memory Clock...." Read more

"...That should be enough for all games @ 1080p[+] Quiet & Cool- The quietest 7950 on the market-..." Read more

"...gigabyte 7950 to replace my old XFX GTX285 because the cooling design looked promising and the performance reviews looked good...." Read more

"...It's been both quiet and cool, easily handling anything I've thrown at it. The stock card scores a 7.9 on the "Windows Experience Index"...." Read more

32 customers mention "Noise level"21 positive11 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the noise level of the video card. Some mention it's extremely quiet in standard mode, while others say it'll be a little noisy.

"...It's very quiet. Can't hear it through the case (Lanboy Air).Easy install with Catalyst 13.1 Drivers from the AMD website...." Read more

"...That should be enough for all games @ 1080p[+] Quiet & Cool- The quietest 7950 on the market-..." Read more

"...The default fan setting is 30% and very quiet. It gets fairly loud at 100% but cools very well..." Read more

"...100% load (at 1GHz core clock), and at these speeds the card is virtually silent...." Read more

26 customers mention "Cooling"17 positive9 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the cooling of the video card. Some mention it runs cool as ice, while others say it runs quite a bit hotter than before.

"...It gets fairly loud at 100% but cools very well (as long as you have good airflow in your case).The card is big and heavy...." Read more

"...Fortunately, the cooling system appears sufficient to keep the card in the low 70*C range at around 50% fan speed under 100% load..." Read more

"...Can't beat the temps without going water- VRM's get a little toasty (90c BF3) with Boost BIOS, but nothing bad..." Read more

"...It runs really cold and really quiet...." Read more

18 customers mention "Durability"5 positive13 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the durability of the video card. They mention it's fragile, crashes their PCs, and is bad hardware. Some say the stock driver CD arrived damaged and the card is completely dead out of the box. Customers also mention they have problems with the Catalyst Control Center crashing and the graphics running slowly.

"...It was slow coming and when I opened it it it was smashed, I wrote to the place about it and they replied?..." Read more

"...The fragility of the card is immediately apparent when I compare how my old card (ATI Radeon 4850) and this react when I open the case with the 4850..." Read more

"...Gigabyte MB. I do like Gigabyte durability and quality." Read more

"...When I first installed the card, I had problems with Catalyst Control Center crashing and the graphics running slowly...." Read more

Fire hazard - not designed to handle 100% load 24/7
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Fire hazard - not designed to handle 100% load 24/7
I bought two of these Gigabyte 7950s to run in a Bitcoin/Litecoin mining rig because the reviews all showed it came out-of-the-box with a 1GHz stock clock, so I wouldn't have to mess with things to get decent performance.I was running both cards in an open-air (frame) case because they get very hot under 100% load. Temps were never more than 78C on either card in this configuration.One day, I came home from work and the computer was powered off. I checked things out only to notice that one of the 7950s had a nice black, burned area on the backside of the PCB where something had fried. I got on Amazon to do an RMA and was fortunate that I still had 12 minutes left in the return period, so back it went.I restarted the computer with the remaining single 7950 and it has been running for a few weeks just fine. This last Tuesday, I just happened to be watching TV, which is in the same room as the computer, and I saw a bright flash out of the corner of my eye. I saw the LEDs power off, then the computer tried to power back on, and another flash/visible flame lept out of the 7950, and everything powered-down as I got that pungent stench of burning electronic components filling my house.I happened to be lucky to notice this and I yanked the cord from the wall before anything got worse. Fortunately, I have a good power supply (Corsair GS700) that has over-current protection and drops into safe-mode when this kind of thing happens, or else who knows if I would have come home to nice little fire that day when the first card fried while I was at work.I'll be RMAing this second 7950 because I can no longer return it to Amazon. However, after having TWO of these fail in EXACTLY the same way, I can say that I have pretty much zero faith that I'll run the replacement in my computer and will probably just ebay it or try to sell it to someone else. Worrying about fires is not worth it.I've uploaded photos showing the burned PCB if you'd like to see. These Gigabyte cards might be fine for gaming where you're just playing a light/medium load for a couple hours, but if you're looking to do hardcore GPU computing (Bitcoin, Litecoin, hashcracking, etc.) I'd strongly advise that you look elsewhere.
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S. Thomson
5.0 out of 5 stars Powerful, Quiet, and Overclocked 1000MHz out of the box
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2013
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1st This is a very large card. I upgraded from an HD 6870 and it is about an inch plus longer. Make sure you have the room.
It comes OC at 1000MHz right out of the box. You can easily overclock it more. 1250MHz memory clock.
It idles at 41'C and max at 63'C under full load.
It runs BF3, Metro 2033, The Witcher 2, and Crysis 2 all at Ultra levels smoothly without OC at 1080p.
It's very quiet. Can't hear it through the case (Lanboy Air).
Easy install with Catalyst 13.1 Drivers from the AMD website.
Dual screen still looks good.
It is blue and black. I like the look since it goes with my case colors, but might be something to think about for others.
I would highly recommend this card due to the ability to OC it to HD 7970 levels safely and for about $100 less. It will last for years to come.
I spent way too much time researching between the HD 7870/7950/7970 and GTX 660 ti/ 670 and found this to be the best balance between price, OC ability, and base speed.
Out of the 7950 I was deciding between this (Gigabyte AMD Radeon HD 7950) and the Sapphire Vapor Cool HD 7950. I was using an Sapphire Vapor Cool HD 6870 and loved it.
I chose this card due to the excellent reviews from lots of sights who put these cards to MAX OC and recorded their performance with different games and resolution settings and then compared it to the out of the box settings. There definitely plenty of room to OC from the base clock speeds.
I can't wait for Crysis 3 and the new generation of games to come out.
Fast free shipping from Amazon was very nice. 3 Days faster than expected.
Update 2/2/13
It runs Crysis 3 Beta smoothly at High Levels. Very High seems to be just a smidge too much with out overclocking. We'll see how the finished product turns out and if OC makes it better.
Update 2/20/13
It runs Crysis 3 Single Player on Very High Levels with very few slow downs. It looks AMAZING. Pitty the game is really not that fun. Still running great.
It's OC and stable at 1100Mhz GPU and 5.5Mhz Memory Clock. Everything still runs great. Hopefully my CPU (i7 920) will hold up. Crysis 3 put it up to 80%, when nothing before could top 65% with a lot going on.
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H. E. Castro Alvarez
4.0 out of 5 stars It's good but there are better if you want to OC
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2013
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Pros: This card is a great performer. Sadly GIGABYTE has been selling low ASIC, voltage locked, boost only editions recently. These are good enough to hit stock BIOS clocks, but require higher voltage.

[+] Nice Stock Performance
- The newer revisions come with the FZ1 boost bios @ 1000Mhz Core / 1250Mhz Memory. That should be enough for all games @ 1080p

[+] Quiet & Cool
- The quietest 7950 on the market
- Can't beat the temps without going water
- VRM's get a little toasty (90c BF3) with Boost BIOS, but nothing bad

Cons: Don't trust the review's of this card on the big tech websites. Gigabyte just cherry-picks the best ASIC % they have, and sends it to them. Most people can not even push 1100Mhz at stock voltage.

[+] Poor Overclocking Compare to Other Brands
- On FZ1 BIOS it is locked at 1.25v, my 66% ASIC can only go to 1075 core stable.
- Good luck with the die lottery with gigabyte.

[+] Voltage Locked
- The boost BIOS throws your volts to 1.25v, even with AB forcing constant
- Only BIOS you can downgrade to is the other boost bios F3, which has a higher (1600mV) voltage on memory for better memory clocks.

[+] vDroop is quite bad
- When overclocking, 1.25v is really 1.16 under load.
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Robert McMurray Jr
1.0 out of 5 stars A great paper wait.
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2013
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It was a great price for a new dealer from Amazon. It was slow coming and when I opened it it it was smashed, I wrote to the place about it and they replied? It was listed as it is when you bought it on Aug.16th. I checked the site and the email? It said it was new and not used. The next time I see that it a new company? I'll wait and check there revues before buying anything from them.
I asked to send it back with fall money back. I worked with Amazon and sent it back. Its Sep. 7th 2013 and not received my money back yet on this.
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Micah Fujiwara
2.0 out of 5 stars Powerful and smooth. For the first three days.
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2013
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Installing it was a bit of an ordeal; in addition to the card, I also had to get a new power supply to support it (this is very important. Word to prospective buyers, check your power supply to make sure it's 550W or more.) After the hassle, though, the improvements were immediately apparent - games that regularly ran around 30-40 fps instantly shot up to 60.

That was for the first few days. Then when I noticed slight artifacting problems with the card in some games, I attempted to reinstall drivers. That's when everything went downhill, as various horrible graphical glitches began appearing all across my screen. Starting up would yield any number of amazing and unique crashes, which would turn my screen yellow, cover parts of it in multicolor snow, cause my graphics drivers to 'stop responding' and 'recover', and even a few BSOD's - Might I add, the first BSOD's I've had the honor to experience on Windows 7.

So while the card is powerful, it's also unbelievably delicate. For whatever reason, running the computer at a tech shop seemed to go along fine, but any attempts to run at home went horribly awry. The fragility of the card is immediately apparent when I compare how my old card (ATI Radeon 4850) and this react when I open the case with the 4850 in it, it just keeps chugging along as normal. Doing the same with the 7950 instantly covered my screen in blue vertical stripes.

I cannot recommend this, honestly. Get a more robust version of the 7950 than this.
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