Is this card the same dimensions as the Sapphire Radeon 7850? Amazon shows this card being 1" longer and taller than the 7850. Is that right?
1316483
I really dont know the size of 7850 but as a more powerfull card the 7870 is probably longer
1316484
well, honestly i don't know .. but its a small card and it's smaller than my old MSI 6870 Twin Frozr II
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I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on their cards, it's a good bet that they're all the same size regardless of chipset.
1316486
Even though the 7870 is amazingly small, the 7850 actually seems smaller. so i think so yeah.
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I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on their cards, it's a good bet that they're all the same size regardless of chipset. I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on... » Read More I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on their cards, it's a good bet that they're all the same size regardless of chipset. « Show Less
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I have this card. It measures 215mm long, not including the bracket. Width is just over 100mm. Takes up two slots.
1445465
Should be OK. Follow link to compare cards. Good luck. http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=520&card2=652
1101706
Well, here are the dimensions for the EVGA GeForce 6200. Dimensions: 1.75 inches x 11 inches x 7.5 inches, so it looks that the EVGA card is a bit bigger in size. So as long as you have the space for a bigger card, you are good. Otherwise, no this card will now work.
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A full height card will fit, but only just. I actually bought this one Sapphire Radeon Ultimate R7 250 1GB GDDR5 HDMI/DVI-I/DP PCI-Express Graphics Card 11215-04-40G and the heat sink was too tall. I had to saw off the top bit that stuck over the actual card.
1977908
Yes it is compatible, it is on the list of compatible cards.You should be ready to go when your 7950 arrives.
2250549
Hello,I think it will fit to your GPU. Can't see any pictures at the back of the card - is it shorter that the cooler?Best regards,Ibram Dereli
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found this forum post. according to it: "...a minimum of a 500 Watt or greater power supply." www.tomshardware.com/forum/348776-33-radeon-7850
589381
It doesn't look much different to me except for that eyefinity technology but it claims to do the same thing. I had to put a new power supply in with my Video Card, a Corsair 600W. The one you're looking at only requires 300W or better so you wouldn't have to swap out your power supply unless you're looking for AMD Crossfire technology, you'll have to go to a 400W power supply. My video card is very big and take up a lot of room. For the money, it looks like you have a found a comparable card for $100 less. I have had no problems for a year with my card and just this past Sunday, removed it and put it in my new PC with no issues. Good luck sir.
621972
Hi Tom. Im not sure if it will, but here's a link you can read on to understand the card better. Click on the Features tab somewhere below. Scroll down to the bottom and read point 1. http://products.xfxforce.com/en-us/Graphics_Cards/AMD_Radeon%E2%84%A2_HD_7870/FX-787A-CNFC. Cheers!
1624284
I couldn't tell you I have a custom tower this card is not that big but go to your manufacturers web page and do the measurements sorry brother it's not in my head
1117935
Did you try Googling the product first? This is all on the Newegg page for the card. The dimensions are 10.5" x 4.4". Power = 600 watt or greater power supply with a minimum of 42 amps on the +12 volt rail.
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=+Sapphire+Radeon+HD+6570+1GB+operating+system+compatibility
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some cards are "Reference" size. that basically means it is easer to get after market liquid cooling parts. but depending on the demand for that card/ size/ and the manufacture reputation. in the time frame your looking. those dictate the price. stupid miners :(
547338
No you shouldn´t. The radeon 7850 beats Radeon r7 260x. I have a 7850 and I´m very happy. (But I will not play at superior resolution than 1920x1080 at Max settings with modern games like Tomb Raider)
1754336
I think it will. I have a Amd Sapphire Radeon Hd 7950 Oc on it.This are my dimmensionsDimension 275(L)x115(W)x42(H) mm Size.
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Yes, it is. It will fit in a normal height slot or in a slot with a low profile. The length of the card isn't overly long or overly short, about average. It really shouldn't be an issue I wouldn't think unless you have an unusually crowded case or unusually tall heat sync on a motherboard chip near your pcie slot.
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Looking at the system requirement specs at Sapphire the only difference I could see was the 11222-06-20g supported CrossFireX and could not find any reference for the 11222-22--20g. This could be why the 122222-06 dimensions are larger than the 11222-22.