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HIS Radeon HD 7870 IceQ 2GB Graphics Card Review

Dirt 3 was released in May 2011 and is the third in the Dirt series offering a complete overhaul in terms of graphics for the DirectX 11 platform which extreme lighting effects and reflections as well as showcasing fast moving graphics and using in game physics to bring the most extreme quality in terms of video rendering.

Dirt 3 was a similar story once again with increase performance over a reference card, even though they both run at the same speed. Maybe our 7870 IceQ is superior, or the reference card really isn’t that great?

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