SAPPHIRE ATI RADEON HD 5970 TOXIC 4096MB GRAPHICS CARD IN STOCK

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A limited quantity of the world's new fastest graphics card have arrived into stock. Sold a good few of these already despite the price so grab them while stocks last.:)

Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5970 Toxic 4096MB GDDR5 Graphics Card @ £949.99 inc VAT

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The Sapphire HD 5970 4G Toxic Edition has 4GB of fifth generation GDDR5 memory, a total of 3200 stream processors and 160 texture units and runs with world leading clock speeds of 900MHz core and 1200MHz for memory (4.8GHz effective). This is significantly faster than the standard model, and makes the Sapphire HD 5970 4GB Toxic Edition not only the fastest card in its class, but the fastest in the world. The card is cooled by a customised solution from Arctic Cooling with nickel plated heatpipes and fins, featuring three low-noise dual ball bearing fans and developed specially to mate with the Sapphire original design PCB. This efficient solution also provides scope for further performance tuning. Expand your visual real estate across up to three displays and get lost in the action with ATI Eyefinity Technology. Using ATI Stream technology, accelerate even the most demanding applications and do more than ever with your PC. Among the first to deliver full support for Microsoft DirectX 11, these GPUs enable rich, realistic visuals with explosive performance so you can dominate your gaming competition.

- Core Clock: 900MHz
- Memory: 4096MB GDDR5
- Memory Clock: 4800MHz (Effective)
- Processing Cores: 3200
- Bus Type: PCI-Express 2.0
- Display Connectors: 2 Dual-Link DVI-I & 1 Mini DisplayPort
- HDCP Capable
- DirectX 11 Support
- OpenGL 3.2 Support
- ATI CrossFireX Ready
- ATI Eyefinity Technology
- ATI Avivo HD
- ATI Stream Technology
- Warranty: 2 Years

Only £949.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
Although pricey, I have been holding off upgrading my gfx card till perhaps now. I would like to know a few things though, how big is this card, what are the power requirements? What would be really great, if you could tell me if I can swap it straight over with my ATI 4870x2 that came with OCUK Intel Sugo E8600 4Ghz system that I bought a few years back. If it will fit and I do not need to change my power supply then this is an option for me.

Look forward in hearing from someone at OCUK, thanks.
 
Although pricey, I have been holding off upgrading my gfx card till perhaps now. I would like to know a few things though, how big is this card, what are the power requirements? What would be really great, if you could tell me if I can swap it straight over with my ATI 4870x2 that came with OCUK Intel Sugo E8600 4Ghz system that I bought a few years back. If it will fit and I do not need to change my power supply then this is an option for me.

Look forward in hearing from someone at OCUK, thanks.

...... according to their website - 850w PSU with 2 8 pin PCIe connections (1200w for Crossfire!!)
Dimension-wise it looks like it need 3 slots at the blunt end!!
 
Just look at existing reviews for the 2048gb model, not much in it, certainly not enough to explain nearly double the price for a few extra memory modules and a bigger cooler ?

.....My tongue was firmly in my cheek - I personally couldn't justify the cost; but good luck to whoever is buying them :)
 
Although pricey, I have been holding off upgrading my gfx card till perhaps now. I would like to know a few things though, how big is this card, what are the power requirements? What would be really great, if you could tell me if I can swap it straight over with my ATI 4870x2 that came with OCUK Intel Sugo E8600 4Ghz system that I bought a few years back. If it will fit and I do not need to change my power supply then this is an option for me.

Look forward in hearing from someone at OCUK, thanks.

It is a monster - 310mm long, 118mm deep and 61mm tall.
 
according to the bit tech review these are limited edition (less than 1000 made)

always nice to own something that's "limited/collectable" regardless of the price.


/looks at his stack of collectors edition games.
 
Personally I don't have a problem with high-priced premium products. If you can afford it why not? If you can't, don't be bitter that someone else can is my take on it.

However its one ugly mofo of a card.
 
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