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Question: Ok, this is not really relevant to the products it's self, but should I get a Radeon r7 260x 2 gb 1.10 ghz or this XFX Radeon 7850 1 gb 860 mhz?
Document: I got 7.9 in windows experience Index.- I tested Tomb Raider (avg. 85 fps @1080p high to ultra settings)Dirt 2 and Dirt 3 ( AVG. 126fps ultra @ 1080p), Dishonored maxed out 1080p (Avg. 99 fps), COD BO 1 and 2 @ 1080p maxed out (avg.
I upgraded to this card from a Galaxy GTS 450 OC card. I loved that card and it served me very well, I'm actually sad to see it go. But to stay current (but not bankrupting me), I bought the XFX HD 7850 1gb edition. I ran it through the gauntlet and for current titled games it ran each one on ultra settings on one monitor with smoothness and quiet operation.
(In particularly XFX's version)The only con is that this card only has 1 gb memory, which is all you could possibly need if you are using one monitor. But every now and then I use my monitor and my 3D tv at the same time (when I have company) and if you are doing too much on two screens the card has a slight hiccup once in a while. A minor drawback for me, but keep it in mind when shopping for GPUs.
This card runs everything you throw at it at 1080p!! !Well done AMD and XFX, this card satisfies my gaming level.Here are my specs:Intel core Ivy bridge i3 3220Kingston Hyper X blu 8 GbCorsair CX600 PSUWestern Digital caviar blue 1tbWindows 7 ultimate 64bits SP 1.MSI ZH77a-G43Hope this helps to make your decision. I bought it with hesitation but trust me I do not regreat at all with the performance of this baby!! !Happy gaming!! !
I was a bit skeptical on how well this would run, but damn does this card rock! Everything we've thrown at it, Skyrim, Dead Space 3, Planetside 2, The Witcher 2, Crysis 2, everything rocks out on high/ultra with sick FPS rates.
When mining, I believe I have them set at 850 mhz core and 1200 mhz memory. I might be off on that since I haven't had to look at them for quite some time. They do exactly what I expect and I rarely need to restart my miner software due to a GPU issue.
Granted at 100% its the loudest thing in my build... it should be. But on auto, while playing Battlefield 3 on very high settings during GPU laboring moments of the game, I don't even notice it.Also I over clocked it to 1010 Mhz core clock and 1250 mem clock with the temp. staying around 41 C peak. I got this card because I never owned a AMD GPU and I wanted to see one in action and I am very pleased.
The video card looks really big on photos but it's not... The PCB is small. The design is clean and beautiful and his power is amazing: I can play everything at ULTRA settings with an fps average &#62; 60 (My Res: 1280x1024).CONS:If you need a DVI-VGA adapter, there is not one in the box.
I was doing a research and was undecided if getting this AMD 7850 or the EVGA 650 ti SSC (overclocked). At the end I went to futuremark, read many other reviews and found this card with an exceptional performance and superior by far to the 650 ti Overclocked and also superior to the GTX 560 ti 448, Awesome!!!
So make sure you have Nvidias physX drivers installed... that way your CPU will handle all the physX content.Another way to take advantage of physX content with an AMD card is to use a Nvidia card as a dedicated physX card. Something in the gtx 280 range should do but thats your preference. I am %100 happy with my 7850 and hybrid physx, but just thought I'd mention this option.
Answer: That is a tough one.  The 7850 has a higher memory bandwidth as well as more shader cores, but the 260x has double the gddr5 as the 7850.  In most games, I think the 7850 would perform better with one monitor at 1080p.  But the 260x is more "future proof", as next gen games are probably going to require more than 1gb of video memory.  Here's a link to a comparison between the two.  http://www.hwcompare.com/15503/radeon-hd-7850-vs-radeon-r7-260x/