what is Tpd on msi kombuster

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im pretty sure you're referring to TDP, which is thermal design power. depending on if you have a reference design HD 7970 or a non-reference HD 7970 (one example being a factory overclocked video card from gigabyte or other brands), itll use a little more power than the reference design TDP of 250w (so, @ 100% TDP, your card will be drawing 250w of power on a reference design card or most likely higher on a non-reference design card).

i dont think there's a good "%" but, if you're under 100% TDP while gaming, it's probably just the fact that the game doesn't need to use all that power.
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im pretty sure you're referring to TDP, which is thermal design power. depending on if you have a reference design HD 7970 or a non-reference HD 7970 (one example being a factory overclocked video card from gigabyte or other brands), itll use a little more power than the reference design TDP of 250w (so, @ 100% TDP, your card will be drawing 250w of power on a reference design card or most likely higher on a non-reference design card).

i dont think there's a good "%" but, if you're under 100% TDP while gaming, it's probably just the fact that the game doesn't need to use all that power.
 
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