
Anyways, I was curious as to how much performance I would get by a single HD6950 card, so I ran 3DMark11 to find out. (Note that all are overclocked results, because that is the fair comparison. We are not comparing two cards, but two choices.)
Too bad I couldn’t find the screenshot of HD5870’s 3DMark11 run, but the score was 50xx. (@920/1250 but 920 wasn’t really stable that I had to lower it to 890ish to get it stable, so it might not have broken 5000 mark with that clock). The drivers are different though. I must have had 11.7 back then.
Here’s a single HD6950 (@900/1400) Driver is 11.10 preview 3.
Here’s the Crossfired (@900/1400)
That’s a pretty high score for a HD6950! Unlocking the shaders of a HD6950 to 6970’s specs would add only about 2% of performance, so considering that the HD6970 is running at 880MHz/1375Mhz, mine running at 900MHz/1400MHz should be similar to HD6970 performance. Not bad, with stock voltage. :)
And for the luls, I ran 3DMark11 with extreme settings, but this time CF was enabled and the clocks were at 900/1325.
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