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Club3D Radeon HD 6950 Battlefield 3 Edition Graphics Card Review

Noise is generally the bain of most consumers lives and in the hope of finding the quietest operation, we feel it’s necessary to show you the audio level of components. We use the same components throughout this test and use a sound level meter to record the audio level of the system with a passive graphics card installed. Once we have the level recorded with the passive card, we continue to change the graphics card for the one that we are testing. Due to us having the audio level recorded before installation, it gives us a guide to work with and shows that anything over our initial level is an audio gain.

Acoustic wise, the twin cooler design is a little big louder than we’d hope for, but the performance more than makes up for it, and with two large fans, we did expect some slight extra noise.

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Andy Ruffell

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