What is the difference between a normal AMD card and a ghz edition?

[TheScarecrow97]

Any help?

 

[hitesh12]

There is nothing like "normal amd card " and "ghz edition ".
Elaborate your query a little

 

[Bolivious]

There is nothing like "normal amd card " and "ghz edition ".
Elaborate your query a little

Ghz Editions

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125418

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150632

Non Ghz Edition

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125413

The difference between Ghz edition and non in this case is that the Ghz Edition 7970 has a new bios that actually uses a bit less power and effects the way that the card is overclocked.

Geekapproved simplified it earlier in that it actually indicates the speed of the GPU for most instances.

 

[hitesh12]

*Face-palm for myself *
Didn't knew there was/is something like this. My bad .

 

[Bolivious]

Lol, its all good. Most of the jargon used is just an attempt to make the product sound more appealing to the consumer.

You could get a 7970...OR YOU COULD GET A 7970 GIGAHERTZ EDITION WITH FLAMES AND SPINNING RIMS!!!! *cue up babes and Motley Crue*

 

[thently]

The G the H and the Z

LOL factory default is 1ghz or higher on the ghz editions that is all....

thent

 

[jb1007]

It is AMD's marketing campaign to distinguish GPU's with stock core frequencies of 1GHz or higher. Gigahertz edition!