Sapphire HD 7850 OC Radeon Review

 FurMark:

We ran each benchmark for 15minutes each time to get a good average over a period of time. The burn-in score was 2563 points which is much better than the GeForce 560Ti, so if you end up upgrading to this card, you will see a positive difference in performance. The card also put up some great numbers for 720 resolutions of 3122, and at 1080 resolution a score of 1712 was recorded. These are really nice scores for a card at a very appealing price.

GPUz:

Not much to say about GPUz here. The scores recorded here show us what the HD 7850 is made up of and are reporting what the box states. We don’t discount what GPUz claims as it is a very handy tool to show what is under the hood, without having to pull the card apart and look for yourself.

SiSoft Sandra:

Aggregate memory of222GB/S, Internal Memory bandwidth of 123.63GB/s, Data Transfer Bandwidth 3.88GB/s	Aggregate Shaders 320.46MPix/s, Native Float Shaders 818.84MPix/s, Native Double Shaders 125.41MPix/s

We clipped together the SiSoft Benchmarks to show you the scores a little better. The scores put up were pretty good considering the competitors from NVIDIA. Though the HD 7850 OC didn’t take the win against in the two SiSoft benchmarks, but take into consideration that this single eyefinity card can put up nearly the same performance while also rendering two additional monitors.

Video Rendering (Aggregate Shader, 319.1MPix/s Native Float, 822.268MPix/s):Which resulted in the HD 7850 coming out ahead of the NVIDIA 580.

Video Memory bandwidth (Aggregate Memory Performance 22GB/s, Internal Memory Bandwidth of 123.6GB/s, Data Transfer Bandwidth 3.86GB/s. These scores came out a little behind the NVIDIA 580 and 570.

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