Powercolor HD6950 PCS++ 2GB Review – dual activity

March 3, 2011 Featured Announcement, Graphics

The HD6950 has been a large seller for AMD over the last couple of months, thanks to a combination of solid pricing and high levels of performance. When the enthusiast audience learned that the HD6950 could be easily modded into a HD6970, sales figures increased even more. Powercolor have capitalised on this easy software modification past releasing the HD6950 PCS++, a bill of fare which comes with both a HD6950 and HD6970 bios.

Not only does the Powercolor HD6950 PCS++ offering HD6970 performance levels at the motion picture of a switch, only information technology also has a custom heatpipe cooler and PCB to improve noise emissions and reduce temperatures.

Production	Powercolor Hard disk drive 6950 PCS++ (6950 fashion)	Powercolor Hd 6950 PCS++ (6970 mode)
Cadre Clock speed	800mhz	880mhz
ROP's	32	32
Shader Architecture	VLIW4	VLIW4
Shader Units	1408	1536
Frame Buffer	2GB GDDR5	2GB GDDR5
Memory Width/Speed	256 bit, 5 Gbps	256 bit, v Gbps
Power Connectors	8 pin & 6 pin	8 pin & 6 pin
Display Outputs	2xDVI + 2x mDP + HDMI	2xDVI + 2x mDP + HDMI

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