AMD Radeon HD 7870 CrossFire Never Settle Bundle Lucky Draw

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AMD Radeon HD 7870 CrossFire Never Settle Bundle Lucky Draw

Enter ONCE in this thread for HardOCP's AMD Radeon HD7870 GHz Edition CrossFireX "Never Settle" Bundle lucky draw. Tell us what you like about AMD's latest and greatest GPUs! It is that simple.

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The Lucky Draw winner will receive one Radeon HD 7870 GHz Edition CrossFireX bundle, two games, and a 20% discount for Medal of Honor: Warfighter. This drawing will end Tuesday November 27th.​
 
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I'm In! ATI/AMD components have always been my choice in rig components. Never had a bad experience with them, don't expect I will.
 
I like that AMD is continuing to offer a solid competitor to nVidia's offerings, that are typically just as good as their counterpart at a competitive price. It's making me eyeball AMD for my next build because of the cost to performance ratio they're currently bringing to the table.

Also, it's great to see the underdog still able to slug it out with the big guy.
 
I like that AMD has consistently produced powerful and power efficient cards. ZeroCore was a great implementation and I look forward to seeing how AMD's builds upon their current design.
 
In! I've always found ATI GPUs to produce a better quality picture than the competition, especially on LCD displays.
 
Amd gpu's are the best, I think the performance in gaming is next to none.
 
I like AMD's latest GPUs because I'm going to be eating fish sticks instead of turkey this Thanksgiving.
 
Currently running the higher end of the 6 series cards in two machines- one in Crossfire and one not- and liking the overall value. The cards were reasonably priced for what you got and I have not met a game yet they cannot tackle. From what I am hearing, that may change shortly though so help me out AMD by getting me started with the first card!
 
AMD has only disappointed me in the past. But at this point, I'm willing to give them another chance. Winning free hardware is a great way toward changing my mind.
 
Gimme gimme gimme

AMD has proven to be able to deliver (at last) solid drivers and very good products. And it's christmas!
 
I have always used ATI graphics cards instead of nvidia as ATi seem to have a deeper color richness when playing my games
 
I've used AMD chips and ATI cards for years because of the performance and price, the newest are just all the more awesome for the better features, higher clocks, and better Direct X support.
 
I like the lower power consumption but also the pass-through of audio. Bit for bit. Their cards also handle overclocking really well. Like AMD knows what we are going to do with the cards and supports us rather than forces us into some dangerous overvolt hacks.

I use only AMD GPUs for my home theater and have never had a problem. And their APUs are sweeeeet. Super low power and hardware acceleration of all my movies. I can rock a whole system under 25 watts while watching a 1080P movie. Where are you at now NVIDIA? :D
 
I like the performance you get for the low power consumption and low heat produced all while running very quite! I love my previous Radeon cards and am hoping to be "lucky" here :)

-Del
 
Honestly I haven't had an AMD GPU since the X800XTX, almost ten years ago when they were still ATi... I'd sure love to have this setup to get me back on the red side though! Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
 
My favorite part of the 7xxx series is the idle power draw. I was able to put an HD7770 into a server for 24/7 operation without having to worry about ramping up the power bill. A few years ago that wouldn't have been possible.
 
These would make a great upgrade to my AMD 6870. You can't beat the performance/cost that AMD cards give. The reliability of these cards has been rock solid also.
 
There are a few things I like about AMD cards. A, they work better in a multi monitor environment. B, the ZeroCore technology is nice too.
 
Me? i like their shader power.and always shipping first on a new nanometer process from tsmc.i like that
their latest gen has 3gb of ram out of the box and that their mem bus is 384 bit.and that 7 series can overclock pretty good. that one card can support up to three monitors.also that my 4890 aug 09-june 11 and 5870 june 11- now, have given me no trouble.including drivers. all that i ask for now is...More Ruby!:D
 
Great price / performance ratio! AMD continues to keep pushing the video graphics market from stagnation. Still rocking an AMD card in my wife / son's gaming PC. Also one huge plus to team red recently has been the overall improvement in their driver releases. Really seems to me like they're at bat with team green at all levels now. Keep the competition alive! All the better of us as consumers.

If the rumors are true about all the next gen consoles will be running AMD GPU hardware that's another impressive feat by their team IMHO. Us PC gamers will also be stuck dealing with ports so hopefully that'll improve the port quality we get stuck with!
 
Its really fast, low power consumption, price and eyefinity! I have only owned AMD cards and would like to experience the new 7800 series

Cards I owned and currently own:

2x 4870 toxic

2x 5870 toxic

and now..

3x 6950 flex trifire!:D
 
The price is right (don't sue me CBS!!!), the performance is just fantastic, it's AMD. What else can I say...other than I WANT ONE!!! :D
 
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