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Sapphire HD 6950 Flex Edition

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The Sapphire HD 6950 Flex Edition has been reviewed by the gang at Overclockers Club today. It seems the only complaints the OCC crew had about the card is a "slight louder" fan than previous versions and that's about it.

The Sapphire HD 6950 FleX is equipped with one of Sapphire's Vapor Chamber cooling solutions that does a great job of reducing the GPU core temperature to manageable levels. During the baseline and overclocked testing, the HD 6950 FleX kept the temperature at 60 degrees Celsius. During the baseline testing, the fan is automatically controlled to keep the noise signature in check and maximize cooling when needed.
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does anyone own Sapphire HD 6950 Flex Edition for longer time? i read some positive and also negative feedback on newegg.com.
how does it compare to another versions(for example MSI HD 6950 Twin Frozr III and His HD 6950 IceQ). i like the fact that sapphire seems to have the best cooling around. i dont care about Eyefinity at all. but i care about the cooler noise levels on idle/burn.

also, is there any online retailer which is cheaper than newegg (and sells Sapphire HD 6950 Flex Edition)? im visiting family in US and im in fact from Europe so i have no clue.

thx for any feedback.
 
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