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Old 26-11-10, 04:59 PM
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With core clocks at 900MHz and 920MHz, there's not much to choose between the regular and factory overclocked cards.

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Old 26-11-10, 05:40 PM
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Core speed wont make much dif but youll have a nice cool card all the same
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Old 26-11-10, 08:04 PM
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Looks nice. Always like the Twin Frozer cards. Really sexy

Might upgrade it from my 5770
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Is it worth upgrading? I have 1 5770 HAWK card..hmmmm
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Is it worth upgrading? I have 1 5770 HAWK card..hmmmm
I found 5770's overclock well maybe just buy a second 5770 hawk ?
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