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Club 3D HD7970 Royal Ace with Crossfire Review

Introduction and Technical Specifications

Published: 6th March 2013 | Source: Club 3D | Price: | Author: Tom Logan

Introduction

It's rare to find a company that come out with a whole range of products that leave us rather slack-jawed in appreciation. One such manufacturer is Club 3D who, with their range of AMD Radeon GPUs, have stunned us with the combination of outstanding overclocking performance, looks and competitive pricing.

Now we've seen their mid-range cards it's time for us to look at their range topping monster to see if it continues their incredible run of awards. Enter the HD7970 Royal Ace. As part of the Club 3D poker range it will surprise nobody to discover that the Ace is the top of the line, which married to the fast Tahiti XT GPU should give us something spectacular.

We're also going to be looking at Crossfire today, to see how the latest Catalyst drivers are performing.

Technical Specifications

With a boost clock at 1100MHz the Royal Ace lives up to its name, and should provide exactly what the 'plug and play' buyer demands. Otherwise it's all fairly standard HD7970 stuff.

Interface

Bus Interface: PCI Express 3.0

Chipset

GPU Chipset: Tahiti XT2
GPU Clock: 1050 MHz
Boost clock: 1100 MHz
Stream Processors: 2048

Multi-GPU

Multi-GPU: Quad CrossFire Ready

Memory

Memory Size: 3072MB
Memory Interface: 384BIT
Memory Type: GDDR5
Memory Clock: 6000 MHz (4x1500MHz)

Cooling

Cooling Type: Active

TDP

Idle: 15W
Idle ZCP mode enabled: 3W
Maximum load: 250W

3D API

DirectX version: 11.1
OpenGL version: 4.2
OpenCL version: 1.2

Dimensions

Slot Width: 2 Slots
Profile: Standard profile
Card Size: 268 x 122 x 36 mm

Weight

Card Weight: 698 grams

Output Configuration

DVI: 1x Dual-Link DVI-I
HDMI: 1x version 1.4a
Mini DisplayPort: 2x version 1.2
HDCP ready: YES
RAMDAC: 400MHz
Maximum Resolution analog: 2048x1536 (via Dual-Link DVI to VGA adapter)
Maximum Resolution Single-Link DVI: 1920x1200
Maximum Resolution Dual-Link DVI: 2560x1600
Maximum Resolution HDMI 1.4a: 4096x3112
Maximum Resolution Mini DP 1.2: 4096x2160
Maximum Outputs Simultaneously: 4

Most Recent Comments

06-03-2013, 09:28:50

alienware

Been waiting for this. Nice review and a solid card. Still sticking with Nvidia though Quote

06-03-2013, 15:40:26

Mgutierrez33

Wow... I really need to stop reading reviews of Club3d products, just makes me wish even moreso that this card was (easily) gotten in the states... I'd pay the premium for it, that's for true!Quote

06-03-2013, 16:03:54

FTR.4500MHz

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mgutierrez33 Wow... I really need to stop reading reviews of Club3d products, just makes me wish even moreso that this card was (easily) gotten in the states... I'd pay the premium for it, that's for true!

Just get a Powercolor. VTX3D, Powercolor and Club 3D are the same company.Quote

06-03-2013, 16:15:51

Greenback

you know I Like your reviews but my poor 6870 is now gone sulking in the corner feeling really left behind, I'd be lucky if it could get 1000 in that fire strike extreme. Thats a really nice card if only I could afford something like thatQuote

06-03-2013, 16:49:28

Mgutierrez33

Quote:

Originally Posted by FTR.4500MHz Just get a Powercolor. VTX3D, Powercolor and Club 3D are the same company.

huh... interdasting... I'll have to give 'em a look then!Quote

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