Unboxing the Asus HD 6970 Direct CU II

I just got my brand new videocard, so i made a unboxing video for you guys!
I've been away for a while but i will come with new tutorials soon! Also let me know what you think of my new intro!


Tech Specs
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Model:Asus HD 6970 Direct CU II
Stock Core Clock: 890MHz
Stream Processors: 1536 Stream Processing Units
Effective Memory Clock: 1375 MHz (5.5Gbps)
Memory Size: 2GB
Memory Type: GDDR5
DirectX: DirectX 11
DisplayPort: 4 x DisplayPort
DVI:2 x DVI
Max Resolution: 2560 x 1600
CrossFireX Support: Yes
Dual-Link DVI Supported:Yes
Card Dimensions: 11.7" x 5"

Features
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890 MHz Factory Overclocked
Speed up heat dissipation with 600% more airflow via exclusive DirectCU with dual fan design
20% Cooler with exclusive DirectCU II thermal solution
Expand your visual horizon across six monitors with four native DisplayPort outputs
Super Alloy Power technology delivers 15% Performance boost, 2.5 longer lifespan, 35°C cooler operation

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[PhantomGamer100]

This guy had a 5830, i actually told him to buy a 6970 2 GB radeon and holy shit he followed my advice. Not only that but my comment was 5 months old, and finally until now he got it. Weird and awesome :P

[Scrata]

@PhantomGamer100 Haha, 100% true.



[DuyAnh1]

ahhh HD5830 the one I have right now too

do u see a huge different from that to HD6970?

what games have u tested?

[Scrata]

@DuyAnh1 Yeah, the frames per second are doubled compared to the 5830! Check out my 'game test video'.

[magzire]

Got this card a month just for BF3. Since the full version be out soon maybe its time to have a look at overclocking it. 1 GHz would be sweet. Have you tried yourself?