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    Default Visiontek Radeon 6950 2GB

    The new Visiontek Radeon 6950 is a custom card that has a smaller PCB design and runs very quiet with a new fan design. Perhaps most significantly, it also comes with an impressive price tag that is the least expensive 6950 we could find.



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    Not a bad price tag.. Nice review...

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    Nice card from Visiontek, and a very decent price nothing wrong with a quick tweak for the fan speed to keep it cooler.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smduff View Post
    Nice card from Visiontek, and a very decent price nothing wrong with a quick tweak for the fan speed to keep it cooler.
    I agree great card and great value to go with it!

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    it's the shame about the temperature, it's often when you change the reference design to improve the thermal performance. Just look at Asus and MSI cards.

    91°C it doesn't give you much headroom left for overclocking. On the other hand the card's aesthestics look much better than any previous designs.

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    Ya that's the one downside but for the price I'd just manually set the fan speed around 45% and call it a day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyguy View Post
    Ya that's the one downside but for the price I'd just manually set the fan speed around 45% and call it a day.
    thats what I was thinking

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