| MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition OC |
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| Written by Steven Iglesias-Hearst |
| Monday, 23 May 2011 |
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MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III PE/OC Features
Power Edition Architecture
6+2 Phase Power Design
- Higher Current to GPU Power
- Higher Overclocking Capability
- Better stability in peak load
Triple Over-Voltage Function
- Support voltage adjustment of GPU, memory & VDDCI
- Unleash GPU performance totally
MSI Afterburner overclocking utility
- Supports advanced fan speed control
- Supports burn-in stability test
MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III PE/OC Features
MSI Exclusive P/S Switch Function
- Two fan speed profiles - Performance / Silence
- Performance Mode provides best cooling demand; Silent Mode balances noise and GPU Temperature
Military Class ll Component
- Hi-C CAP for GPU provides more precise voltage
- SFC (Super Ferrite Choke) has higher current for better overclocking ability
- All Solid CAPs have longer lifespan
Propeller Blade Technology
- MSI's exclusive innovation design
- 20% more airflow
- Cool down more components on the PCB
- 11? cooler and 13.9dB quieter than reference HD 6950
Accessories
- Driver CD
- Manual
- Installation Guide
- DVI to D-Sub Dongle
- 2 x 6-Pin Power Cable
MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III PE/OC Specifications
| Marketing Name |
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R6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition OC |
| Bus Standard |
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PCI Express x16 2.1 |
| GPU |
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AMD Radeon HD 6950 |
| Codename |
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Cayman |
| Stream Processors |
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1404 units |
| Core Clock |
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850MHz |
| Memory Clock |
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5200MHz |
| Memory Size |
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2048 MB GDDR5 |
| Memory Bus |
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256 bits |
| Bandwidth |
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179.2 GB/s |
| TDP |
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< 225 W |
| Output |
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Mini DisplayPort*2 / HDMI / SL DVI-D / DL DVI-I |
| Card Dimensions |
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270 x 116 x 39mm |
| Form Factor |
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ATX |
| Max Resolution |
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4 x 1920*1200 |
| DirectX |
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11 |
| OpenGL |
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4.0 |
| CrossfireX |
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Y |
| Eyefinity |
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Y |
| AVIVO HD |
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Y |
| PowerPlay |
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Y |
| HDCP Support |
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Y |
Source: MSI Computer Corp.
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Comments
A lot of us are making quiet machines. The noisiest parts are our gpu's. And I'm not ready to go fanless yet.
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*You guys @BMR seem to be on a roll with these hot video card reviews, keep it that way:)
We can Google and find info, but usually the tests are from different testers on different machines, rendering the tests irrelevant.