Posted on Monday, January 30 2012 @ 22:03 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
TechPowerUp
came across some photos of a single-fan non-reference Radeon HD 7950 from Sapphire.
Clockspeeds are likely the same as the reference board.
The single-fan HD 7950 appears to have a blue-colored PCB that is likely to be AMD's cost-effective reference design. The cooler appears to have a compact heatsink that is cooled by a single central fan. Display outputs include two mini-DisplayPort, and one each of HDMI and DVI. We're also hearing from the source that 900 MHz core with unchanged (1250/5000 MHz) memory will be the maximum factory-OC permitted by AMD to AIB partners. That is not to say that the HD 7950's OC potential beyond that will be limited in any way.
