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    Thumbs up Radeon HD 7850/70 & 7950 Specials!

    Hi Guys,

    Here are some more UK famous ARIANET GPU specials. Right after the price drops!


    ARIANET Radeon HD 7850 1024MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card



    Core Clock: 860MHz, Memory Clock: 1024MB 4800MHz GDDR5, Processing Cores: 1024, PCI Express 3.0 Support, DirectX 11 Support, CrossFire Ready, Eyefinity Technology, Multi VGA Outputs: 1x DVI-I, 1x HDMI, 2x Mini-DisplayPort, 2 Year Warranty.

    BUY NOW - £129.95 inc. VAT



    ARIANET Radeon HD 7850 2048MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card



    Core Clock: 860MHz, Memory Clock: 2048MB 4800MHz GDDR5, Processing Cores: 1024, PCI Express 3.0 Support, DirectX 11 Support, CrossFire Ready, Eyefinity Technology, Multi VGA Outputs: 1x DVI-I, 1x HDMI, 2x Mini-DisplayPort, 2 Year Warranty.

    BUY NOW - £148.74 inc. VAT



    ARIANET Radeon HD 7870 OC 2048MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card



    Core Clock: 1100MHz, Memory Clock: 2048MB 4900MHz GDDR5, Processing Cores: 1280, PCI Express 3.0 Support, DirectX 11 Support, CrossFire Ready, Eyefinity Technology, Multi VGA Outputs: 1x DVI-I, 1x HDMI, 2x Mini-DisplayPort, 2 Year Warranty.

    BUY NOW - £178.79 inc. VAT



    ARIANET Radeon HD 7950 OC 3072MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card



    Core Clock: 880MHz, Memory Clock: 3072MB 5000MHz GDDR5, Processing Cores: 1792, PCI Express 3.0 Support, DirectX 11 Support, CrossFire Ready, Eyefinity Technology, Multi VGA Outputs: 1x DVI-I, 1x HDMI, 2x Mini-DisplayPort, 2 Year Warranty.

    BUY NOW - £221.99 inc. VAT


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    DEM DEALS.
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    Manuf. code: ARIA79503GB

    I assume that means completely ref card? Black pcb?
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    Holy shite at them prices


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    May only be 1GB.. but




    ARIANET Radeon HD 7850 1024MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card



    Core Clock: 860MHz, Memory Clock: 1024MB 4800MHz GDDR5, Processing Cores: 1024, PCI Express 3.0 Support, DirectX 11 Support, CrossFire Ready, Eyefinity Technology, Multi VGA Outputs: 1x DVI-I, 1x HDMI, 2x Mini-DisplayPort, 2 Year Warranty.

    BUY NOW - £129.95 inc. VAT
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    Meh 1Gb.....


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    Decision, decisions, get the 7850 or the 7870? Hmmm.

    Waiting for more price drops anyway!
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    7950 is good value at £220.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zaim View Post
    7950 is good value at £220.
    +1, when i ordered my 7950 for £313 i thought it was a bargain


    at £220 its a steal


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    7850 1gb would be perfect for me, if I had the cash...

    1280x1024 resolution = cheap gaming cards

    Epic prices
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spaceboy View Post
    7850 1gb would be perfect for me, if I had the cash...

    1280x1024 resolution = cheap gaming cards

    Epic prices
    Hehe, I'd upgrade that monitor mate, I noticed a big difference going from 1280 to 1920.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spaceboy View Post
    7850 1gb would be perfect for me, if I had the cash...

    1280x1024 resolution = cheap gaming cards

    Epic prices
    You would still need more then 1Gb matey, Frame buffer size between resolutions doesn't actually change all that much..


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    Quote Originally Posted by Zaim View Post
    Hehe, I'd upgrade that monitor mate, I noticed a big difference going from 1280 to 1920.
    Trouble is, I've got 2 of them - so I'd need to upgrade both at the same time. Also, I HATE widescreen

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    You would still need more then 1Gb matey, Frame buffer size between resolutions doesn't actually change all that much..
    wut?
    I thought higher vram was a must as you upped the resolution.

    most I've seen my current 460 - 768mb go is 550mb (not counting the high-res hd pack on skyrim cos that was unplayable )
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    That 7950 is SO tempting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spaceboy View Post
    Trouble is, I've got 2 of them - so I'd need to upgrade both at the same time. Also, I HATE widescreen



    wut?
    I thought higher vram was a must as you upped the resolution.

    most I've seen my current 460 - 768mb go is 550mb (not counting the high-res hd pack on skyrim cos that was unplayable )
    It depends on the game but generally it doesn't increase very much, anti-aliasing is what bumps up the VRAM use...

    Look here : http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/g...nity_review/18

    Eyefinity runs 3x the pixels and yet doesn't consume anywhere near 3x the memory consumption.

    I bet on the average game moving from 720p to 1080p only adds around 50-100mb extra memory..


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