The Deal is Back on PowerColor's HD7870 PCS+ Myst Edition

Last month we offered a great deal on Tom's Hardware awarded hardware. One of the deals was so popular that Newegg ran out of stock until recently. As a special offer to Tom's Hardware readers, the deal is back!

PowerColor's HD7870 PCS+ Myst Edition card won a Smart Buy award for incorporating a cut-back Tahiti GPU in a $240 package (Tahiti LE, Tested: PowerColor's HD7870 PCS+ Myst Edition), but the card can now be had for less than $210 for U.S. shoppers with the following promotional code:

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ItemPromo CodeDiscountFinal PriceStart DateEnd Date
PowerColor HD7870 PCS+ Myst EditionPWCHD787013% Off$208.79 + Free Shipping3/25/20133/31/2013


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Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam served as Tom's Hardware News Director during 2008-2014. He entered tech media in the late 90s and fondly remembers the days when an overclocked Celeron 300A and Voodoo2 SLI comprised a gaming rig with the ultimate street cred.
  • seller417
    sweet :)
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  • TheDaveGuy
    Yeah!! I have been waiting for this and got 2, one for mine and one for my wife's pc. Excellent deal. Grab it before its sold out again!
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  • ltpenguin
    Sucks to be Canadian :(
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  • ipwitan
    Why all the love for this card versus the SAPPHIRE 100354XTL Radeon HD 7870 XT. True, the PowerColor card came out before the Sapphire card, but otherwise the two seem heads above everything, yet the comments at Newegg for the Sapphire product are higher. Curious why the Sapphire card is not in any of your materials (apart from this promotion, it was cheaper by 5 bucks too).

    For sake of disclosure, I bought the Sapphire card and it is great. Perhaps I am looking for reassurance that it was a good deal too!

    Just curious...
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  • Soul_keeper
    From reading the review why does it use up to 20% more power than a 7950 ?
    Above 70c temps are a little concerning too.
    I'd be afraid to run gpgpu tasks on that thing 24/7
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  • punditguy
    ipwitanWhy all the love for this card versus the SAPPHIRE 100354XTL Radeon HD 7870 XT.
    The only reason I went with the PowerColor card over the Sapphire is because the Sapphire one wouldn't fit in my case. The Myst is 10.5", and I have 10.6" available. The Sapphire is 10.83". That said, I'm digging the Myst just fine.
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  • jase240
    O.o "The promo code PWCHD7850 has expired and is no longer valid." =O
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  • jase240
    Ignore my stupid comment... O_O

    Great card!
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  • hyperstalker
    Mmm I'm so tempted to buy one but i already have a 7850. I'm guessing it wouldn't be worth it to upgrade.
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  • WithoutWeakness
    Soul_keeperFrom reading the review why does it use up to 20% more power than a 7950 ?Above 70c temps are a little concerning too.I'd be afraid to run gpgpu tasks on that thing 24/7The temp and power differences are likely due to the higher voltage on the GPU core. AMD is using cut-down Tahiti cores for the 7870 LE and are likely getting some of those cores from batches of Tahiti cores that have issues but still have at least 3/4 of their shaders working normally. Some of those cores may require more voltage to work properly so AMD has enabled higher stock voltages on 7870 LE chips than the 7950 chips have.
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