Neoseeker already had the chance to show you what the new Radeon HD 7950 had to offer on its now, and we revisit AMD's fastest single GPU solution yet to test its performance in both in CrossFire and TriFire configurations. Find out which applications enjoy the most benefit from having two or even three of these bad boys running at once in our latest performance review for the HD 7950.

AMD Radeon HD 7950 CrossFire & TriFire Review

after two cards, additional cards are never worth it.

one thing that bugs me about neoseeker reviews is the fact that the actual power consumption of the card itself is not recorded. for nvidia cards, its not a problem, as i can find the info on google in a snap, but AMD cards are a real bitch to find that kind of information on. for a computer builder, it would be more important to know what the card power consumption is, rather than that of the entire system.

harbin91
The new architecture seems to be targeted mainly at improving tessellation and gpgpu number crunching, the shader ALU's themselves aren't very different from what they were before.

As for Bulldozer it sold very well despite the reviews. E-tailers are still having a hard time keeping them in stock even though production yields are said to be pretty good.

Hiigaran
TPU does the card only power tests and seem fairly consistent to the neo power consumption if you factor in the other parts.

Does Chris happen to have an Eyefinity setup he can throw these three cards at for benching? Doesn't need to be anything official or testing the other cards but when you hit 60fps+ on nearly all the benches at 2560x1600 it makes it look kinda funny.

The fps on Metro is interesting though, the game has scaled well with tri and quad fire from other reviews I've seen, albeit older generation cards, so I'm wondering if it's bad crossfire support for this gen in the game or it's finally hitting it's single threaded cpu limitation?

damn impressive performance yields. looks legit.

any microstuttering, or goofy times with drivers, like for a particular game performance wasnt great right out of the gate, and you needed a hotfix?

also ive never really thought about it, but say you have 3 cards in trifire, each with 1gb of vram. does that effectively give you 3gb of vram, kinda like raid0? does the effective bandwidth also follow in suit? or would you just be stuck with 1gb, as if you only were using one card?