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Wednesday, 06 July 2011 09:10

PowerColor PCS+ HD6950 2GB GDDR5 (Vortex II Edition) reviewed - 5. Test Results

Written by Sanjin Rados

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Review: Is it a card? Is it a wind tunnel?

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The results we got after unlocking shaders are included in the tables below. Using Techpowerup’s how-to, Winflash and PowerColor HD 6970’s BIOS (clocked at 940MHz for the GPU and 1425MHz for the memory), we managed to turn our PCS+ HD 6950 Vortex II into a PCS+ HD 6970 Vortex II (PCS+ HD 6950 Vortex II unlocked). We also included HD 6970 results (overclocked to 940MHz) to see whether unlocking and overclocking of our PCS+ HD 6950 Vortex II was successful. As you can see, it was. You can find more details on unlocking this card in the 'Overclocking' section.

3DMark 2011

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Aliens vs Predator

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Unigine Heaven

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