AMD recently launched a new graphics card, the RX 7900 GRE. Now that the card is fresh, we’re treated to customized versions from AMD’s partners. PowerColor and Sapphire are unveiling their cards, although Sapphire’s is already well known.
RX 7900 GRE: Sapphire and PowerColor unveil their cards!
We’re all familiar with the Sapphire card, as we’ve already told you about it here. It looks just like its XT counterpart. It features an imposing triple-slot heatsink with three fans. The card also features a backplate, while the power supply is based on two 8-pin PCIe cards, compared with three for the XT version of the 7900.
As for PowerColor’s card, compared to the other 7900 series, this Red Devil GRE is clearly slimming down. In fact, this card occupies just two slots in the case. Like the Sapphire card, this version also features two 8-pin PCIe power connectors.
In terms of frequencies, we find factory-overclocked cards with boost frequencies reaching 2395 MHz. By way of comparison, the reference card operates at 2245 MHz.
Finally, it’s not out of the question for XFX to offer its own model.
