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hey what's already up in YouTube land it's me Eric Faris to your host here in the tech of tomorrow will you a tech of tomorrow is bringing the tech of tomorrow but today that's right today we're going to bring you the full review of one of the latest cards from AMD and Sapphire this is the new HD 7750 ultimate silent Edition card so check it out here's the box if you guys miss the unboxing make sure to check that out right here behind me on the screen so today we're bringing you the full review we'll be talking about the card how fast it is the price its heating all that good stuff so without further ado let's jump right in and take a look at this new card from sapphire right off the bat you guys can see that this card has a giant heat sink all the way around the card there's absolutely no moving parts this is a passively cooled card meant to be totally silent great for an HTPC or for a system that you just want to have no noise in whatsoever that said make sure that you do have adequate airflow on the card some of the basic feature of the card it features 512 stream processors 16 ROPS it has one gigabyte of gddr5 memory with 128 bit memory interface as far as the core clock goes this one comes in clocked at 800 megahertz it also has a memory interface of eleven hundred and twenty five megahertz so those are the basic features of the card there's no crossfire connection in this card it's not meant to be using a crossfire consideration at all it's just a single card that you're going to be wanting to use in your system if you want like I said before absolute silence taking a look at through our i/o we can see there's a single DVI a single HDMI and a single DisplayPort connection that we have all the latest technology supported and there's one of each of these the PCI interface is based off the new 3.0 design and that should show significant improvement when Ivy Bridge is released here very very soon like with all of the AMD cards you're going to get all the Eyefinity support this card will also support the new 4k monitors so basically all those features DirectX 11 all those things are incorporated into the card now that we've showed you the card we've showed you the features let's jump in and let's take a look at the performance of this card okay so you guys have seen the card you guys know what it's all about this is a very entry level gaming card it's going to come to the market about a hundred and twenty dollars and it runs just slightly slower than the 550 TI which is priced actually about twenty dollars more than it so it's priced right in a kind of a narrow gap right there pretty good card things I like about it the card stayed cool throughout our entire testing even during our testing the card never got over sixty degrees Celsius now the one thing you want to watch out for though is the heat fin around the card it does get very hot if you were to touch with your hand you could possibly burn yourself because you got to think about this all of the heat from the GPU is being sucked out by that giant radiator and then dissipate it inside your case so another thing to take note there also is make sure you have plenty of airflow in your case that way all that hot air is being sent out and keeping it away from the parts inside your system as far as gaming goes this card plays games okay it's just an entry-level card it'll play battlefield 3 it will not play it on its ultimate settings it'll play it on its meeting settings and play it okay this thing is mainly really geared there was an entry level gaming card HTPC and to be utterly totally silent now in those respects this card is a total winner so at the end of the day I have to say if you're looking for a card that's under 150 bucks doesn't make any noise will still play your games okay but is mainly just chock-full of all the latest features the 28 nanometer process and all that stuff that comes in this latest AMD card this could be a winner for you folks i'm Elric here at echo tomorrow see you folks later