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Sapphire 6950 Dirt 3 2 gb edition, 2 different factory numbers?

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Can anyone tell me what is the difference between Sapphire 6950 Dirt 3 edition 2gb factory numbers? What difference does it make to the cards?

One is
(11188-05-20G)
and the other one is
(11188-05-50G)

I've heard people talk that some of 6950 unlock 6970 shader clocks by just pulling the bios switch to the other side. I've also heard that 20G has different packaging (red package with a woman) while 50G has Dirt 3 packaging (blue package with a car). 20G is also usually about 3 euros more expensive.

I have also noticed that the material is different. Compare those two pictures

http://www.cbit.ca/images/P/VID-S10-819.jpg (20G I assume)
http://media.schottenland.de/pi/Sapphire-Radeon-HD6950-... (50G I assume)

Can someone shed some light on the situation?

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*Update: Sorry for the bump, now I can see the thread again on the list. It just disappeared from the list lol.
Graphics card Master

One of the cards might have the dual switch BIOS and the other might not, also the part number could refer to different PCB layout or different revisions.
Better google both.
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Graphics card Master

since they both have the dual BIOS switch, then who cares what's the difference ?

It might be a PCB revision, or anything else....

When you purchase ? will you ask for that specific part number ? i guess no.

So pick anyone as long as it does have a BIOS switch.

Mystery is solved! I had written to Sapphire Tech and they answered my question. Here you go folks!

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50G full retail version with all cables including HDMI and dirt3 game

20G Lite retail version minimal require cables no HDMI and no dirt3 game cards are same model just package difference.

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