Overview: The Radeon HD 6970 Graphics Card from AMD is one of their finest product line of video cards. With the Radeon HD 6970 Graphics Card, you can experience gorgeous graphics and vivid colors all in full support with DirectX 11. Capable of powering up to 6 computer display screens, this gaming graphics card is the ultimate for gamers from AMD.

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Specs: The Radeon HD 6970 is a very powerful, state of the art, graphics card. The engine clock speed is 880MHz, contains 2 GB of GDDR5 memory, 176 GB/s memory bandwidth, and a PCI Express 2.1 x16 bus interface. The video card also doesn’t take up that much power. The minimum requirement for this graphics card is only 550 watts. We would recommend a higher power supply if possible, around 750W.

Overall Performance: The Radeon HD 6970 is an amazing graphics card. Install this video card on your computer system and you will have stunning graphics that will blow you away. The high speed memory and bandwidth allow you to power through even the most newest games. Although not quite as fast as the GeForce 570 or 580 product line, this video card is a good step up when upgrading your system. The price is also not bad. Much cheaper than the GeForce 500 line, the Radeon HD 6970 sells around $370 which is not a bad price at all for the performance.

Other notes: The Radeon HD 6970 is a fairly big graphics card. Make sure you’re computer has plenty of space for the card to fit. Also it tends to heat up, so make sure you have a good cooling system in place as well.

Overall: In conclusion, the Radeon HD 6970 is great choice for a gaming graphics card. We would definitely recommend this card to a gaming enthusiast looking for great graphics at a budget of 350 to 400 dollars. Easy to install if you have extra space in your desktop, it’s a great gaming graphics card.

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