PowerColor : Graphics, Multimedia Cards, Motherboards, Cases, Power Supply

It's unbelievably quiet. Not quiet compared to other graphics cards. Just quiet compared to, well, anything.
If you place as much value upon your ears as you do upon the eye candy, then you're in for a treat.
You're getting a lot of card for the money with the factory overclock, low temperatures, and the sheer silence are certainly worth a premium over a reference card.

At time of launch the Powercolor PCS+ HD 7950, Sapphire HD 7950 OC and XFX R7950 BE will be priced at $469, $479 and $499, respectively. This makes them between $30 and $50 more expensive than the stock models. However, a quick look over at Newegg shows all three currently priced at $499, still these SKUs are quieter, more efficient and possibly overclock higher than the reference models.

PowerColor added an aftermarket cooling solution along with some out-of-the-box overclock which to make it even faster, cooler and quieter. The newly designed cooler has 92 mm dual fan mechanism. If temperature was the limiting factor for you in overclocking, then this graphics card should end all the worries. For only around $20 more than the reference design card, PowerColor HD 7950 PCS+ offers a better price to performance ratio as compared to other similar cards.

PowerColor HD7870 PCS + 2048 MB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI-E - a very interesting and different from the reference copies of 7870. In general, we have already mentioned, that in itself Radeon HD 7870 is a very interesting product that is easy to disperse can catch up and even bypass the more expensive 7950, and in this case we are just like this instance. And we dont need to tell about its noiseless.

PowerColor 7950 is a very attractive device in price tag 500-550 usd. It has newest silent cooling system and many new advantages that were described in the article. The card got the award “original design

‧Good performance 3D
‧Very good value performance per watt
‧Very good overclocking potential
‧Low power consumption at rest
‧Silent cooling system
‧Support for DirectX 11.1 and OpenGL 4.x
‧Support Eyefinity 2.0

‧3D Gaming
‧Very good value performance per watt
‧Good overclocking potential
‧Low power consumption at rest
‧Silent cooling system
‧Support for DirectX 11.1 and OpenGL 4.x + Support Eyefinity 2.0 to 6 monitors

Young brother. Testing of PowerColor 7950. One of the huge pluses of the card is very silent cooling system