When AMD AMD Radeon HD GPU 6950 first published in 2012 should reference design, 2 GB of GDDR5 memory. AMD allows the Add-In-Board (AIB) partners to change the size of the memory on the card, if they wish, and that's exactly what he was doing on R6950 Twin Frozr III 1 G/OC video card, which they sent us to a review of the MSI. Reducing the frame buffer on the card are able to reduce the price, and for those that do not need a 2 GB memory card should be interesting to look at. AMD Radeon HD GPU 6950 1408 has the stream processors, so you know that it will be able to deliver the gaming performance of the demand of users. Whereas, in that the graphics card, AMD Radeon HD 6950 is around per year, and the card, which we passed several times in the past, on the right and we'll look at the MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III 1 G/OC.
On the front of the R6950 Twin Frozr III 1 G/OC graphics card, graphics card, which looks like the AMD Radeon HD 6950 reference design, but we know that the card is based on. MSI engineers came up with your own design of PCB and GPU cooling solution for this card, so it's been designed from the ground up to the stronger. MSI has included the military class II components on it together with the Twin Frozr III dual-fan cooler and fan speed switch, which allows you to change between the two sections of the fans. On the custom PCB, MSI increased power consumption to 6 + 2 PWM phase solutions offer more output on the GPU. On top of this MSI allows adjustment of the tension, GPU, memory and slot PCIe MSI Afterburner tool. MSI in the number of things that this card to distinguish it from the crowd.
MSI graphics card R6950 Twin Frozr III 1 G/OC sports the black and silver color scheme with red, which helps to give it an aggressive appearance. PCB card measures ~ 9.5 "in length and ~ 4.0" portrait. It should be noted that the metal fan shroud extends past the PCBS, so the actual length of the card is ~ 10,8 "length and height of the cards up to ~ 4.25" portrait.
It is one of the main features of MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III 1 G/OC Twin Frozr III Heatsink. The cooler has two 80 mm PWM fans help Propeller sheet GPU and the surrounding areas. Fan blades have the air ducts to another edge of the fan, which will help increase your desktop. MSI argues that this adjustment increased by 20% compared to conventional ventilation fan. A cooler GPU also has a large nickel-plated copper heatsink base and five 8 mm heat pipes to help disperse quickly diverts heat from the GPU.
Here is a snapshot of the MSI, which provided the solution cooling Twin Frozr III.
We're turning the graphics card MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III 1 G/OC, not too many interesting things like card does not have a back plate or any of the GDDR5 memory chips on the back side of the PCB. The serial number label is the most important thing, which is located on the rear side of the R6950.
MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III 1 G/OC has a couple of mini-DisplayPort 1.2 connectors, full-sized HDMI 1.4 and output support for 3D video (Blu-ray 3D), dual-link DVI-I and single-link DVI-I outputs. This AMD Radeon HD 6800/6900 series supports up to six DisplayPort displays "daisy chaining" two DisplayPort output.
Radeon HD 6950 has two CrossFire links and you can connect up to four of these cards together for improved performance. The last thing we want to point out the image above is that the PCB stiffening brace (silver bar at top) is part of stiffen the card and keep the PCBs from due to the weight of the cooler GPU.
MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III 1 G/OC has a fan profile switch along the upper edge of the card, which allows you to change between the profiles of the fans of performance or silence. It's a nice piece and can easily be edited without having to install or all of the software. Our card came on the set fan profile, performance, and we let it.
MSI graphics card R6950 Twin Frozr III 1 G/OC has the same power requirements and connection as the AMD Radeon HD 6950 reference design. This means that the card has two 6-pin PCIe connectors located along the upper part of the PCBS, which must be connected. AMD claims that the Radeon HD 6950 requires 500W or greater power supply with two 75W 6-pin PCIe connectors.
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