PowerColor HD6990 LCS Review
Crysis 2 and Metro 2033
Published: 17th July 2011 | Source: PowerColor | Price: £619 |
Crysis 2
Firstly it's worth pointing out that this is not in v1.9 DX11 mode, that's going to be an upcoming test, so for now these results are for the 'vanilla' version of Crysis 2. The PowerColor absolutely creams the stock card getting up to the 100 FPS average, although obviously it's not a patch on the GTX590.
Metro 2033
Always a fan of twin-GPUs, Metro 2033 definitely enjoys the benefits that the PowerColor HD6990 LCS brings to the table. The PowerColor is a whopping 15 frames on average ahead of an overclocked air-cooled HD6990. It's 30 frames behind the beast that is the GTX590, largely thanks to the heavy use of PhysX.
Most Recent Comments
Personally I think any card that comes with a waterblock by default should have some sort of voltage tweaking so you can better exploit the extra cooling potential.
Also on the side note:
Call of Duty - Black Ops
If you're a fan of the Infinity Ward shooter then you have nothing to worry about here, or to be honest with any card. WTF


(Results in the oc3d reviews are still troubling me, especially when you look at same cards with better settings, where, to be fair, they really can't be slower.)
Ultra damn fast fps for sure. No quality and physx for me tho.
I actually thought it would be more expensive.Quote