MSI AMD R7750-PMD1GD5/OC 1 GB GDDR5 Graphics Cardics Card or xfx radeon hd 7750 core edition gddr5 1gb
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JRAtk94
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I'd get the XFX version. I've got the XFX HD 7750 Core Edition, like the one you're referring to, and I'm extremely pleased with it.
It comes with a lifetime warranty and in addition it looks superb.
I've overclocked mine by 20% and it seldom exceeds 60C in temperature, and I think there's still room to push it a little further.
I'd recommend it.
It comes with a lifetime warranty and in addition it looks superb.
I've overclocked mine by 20% and it seldom exceeds 60C in temperature, and I think there's still room to push it a little further.
I'd recommend it.
JRAtk94
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The cooling on the XFX card is very good. Like I said, mine never goes beyond 60C, and that's even when I've overclocked it. (It is designed to withstand ~90C).
Performance-wise, it is adequate for gaming, although this is definitely not a high-end card.
Some examples of the performance I achieve are as follows:-
Bioshock Infinite - Ultra settings @ 1080p (without "Alternate" Postfx) = 30+ fps.
Metro Last Light - High settings (no SSAA) @ 1080p = 30+ fps.
Battlefield 3 - Ultra settings (no AA) @1080p = 30+ fps.
Black Ops 2 - Ultra settings (no Ambient Occlusion) @ 1080p = ~60fps.
It is a very good card for the price, and allows for superb overclocking, especially considering that it's only an entry level card.
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