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HD7950 Memory Question

I have the same card and dxdiag reports it as 2782MB and GPUZ reports it as 3072MB. I'm guessing it's either a glitch or more likely it's accounting for something else.
 
I have 2 1gb cards and mine shows this, so I guess don't worry 🙂
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superjim said:
I have the same card and dxdiag reports it as 2782MB and GPUZ reports it as 3072MB. I'm guessing it's either a glitch or more likely it's accounting for something else.
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Exactly the same for me with same card.
Im thinking its due to pre-cert drivers, you know not having official MS approval or whatever.
 
Yesterday I benchmarked my system using 3DMark 11, I've scored 6500. Not bad, I've compared to other bench with similar systems and I am approximately in the middle.

However, 3DMark reports my GPU has 1024MB 😵

My specs are:
Core i5 2500 stock
GA-P67A-UD4-B3
Sapphire HD 7950 810/1250
2x2GB GSkill DDR3-1333

I had no time to play BF3 though.
 
With a high end setup ideally you should go for 16gb so that you don't need to upgrade for at least 1.5 years or so. And prices couldn't be better.
 
aaksheytalwar said:
With a high end setup ideally you should go for 16gb so that you don't need to upgrade for at least 1.5 years or so. And prices couldn't be better.
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Chances are he doesn't need anywhere near that amount of RAM. Don't overspend just because it's cheap, it's still wasting money.
 
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