Can some one tell me what card it is?

[otaku3230]

It says only MSI. Does not say what series or other info.

Can some one tell me if its Nvidia or amd and which model it is?



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[Ironsounds]

Hello... Can you post a close up of the "Bar Code" labels for us... the numbers on those label can be Google searched for the product associated with those numbers... try it yourself?

 

[coozie7]

A quick check on the net shows that number as belonging to this: https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/R77901GD5OC.html#hero-overview

 

[InvalidError]

The model number appears to be printed in the top-left corner of that large sticker on the back...

 

[Rawberries]

It's a R779 1GB OC Edition from MSI.

 

[Rogue Leader]

It's a R779 1GB OC Edition from MSI.

Or... The actual name instead of just its part number that anyone can read off the label....... an HD 7790 as per the link coozie7 posted.

 

[otaku3230]

A quick check on the net shows that number as belonging to this: https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/R77901GD5OC.html#hero-overview

It's a R779 1GB OC Edition from MSI.

Can it do 4k (2160p)?

 

[Karadjgne]

It's an HD 7790 1Gb DDR5 OC. Back then, it was a top of the line card, nowadays, it's about equal to the gtx 750ti in power, but considerably different in power consumption.

4k? Not a chance.

 

[otaku3230]

It's a R779 1GB OC Edition from MSI.

Or... The actual name instead of just its part number that anyone can read off the label....... an HD 7990 as per the link coozie7 posted.

But Ccan it do 4k (2160p) 4 times the resolution of 1080p?

 

[Rogue Leader]

A quick check on the net shows that number as belonging to this: https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/R77901GD5OC.html#hero-overview

It's a R779 1GB OC Edition from MSI.

Can it do 4k (2160p)?

It may be able to display that resolution, but no it does not perform well enough to GAME at that resolution.

 

[InvalidError]

It may be able to display that resolution, but no it does not perform well enough to GAME at that resolution.

Depends on the game, graphics details and expectations. Portal 2 is very much playable at 5760x1080 on my 1GB HD5770 with everything maxed out except for no-AA, it'd probably still be ok at 4k Civ 5 worked well enough too. Tomb Raider was a bit of a stretch though even at medium detail.

 

[otaku3230]

A quick check on the net shows that number as belonging to this: https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/R77901GD5OC.html#hero-overview

It's a R779 1GB OC Edition from MSI.

Can it do 4k (2160p)?

It may be able to display that resolution, but no it does not perform well enough to GAME at that resolution.

NOT for game but watching movies and 4k youtube clips?

 

[bignastyid]

BA selection changed by moderator. coozie7's answer was first and more complete.

 

[Karadjgne]

Max Supported Resolution (ANALOG) : 2048 x 1536
Max Supported Resolution (DIGITAL) : 2560 x 1600

Won't do 4k.
Only reason it does 5760x1080 is because it's using eyefinity to present 1080p contiguous over 3 screens, not 4k over 1

 

[InvalidError]

Only reason it does 5760x1080 is because it's using eyefinity to present 1080p contiguous over 3 screens, not 4k over 1

OP's HD7790 can do 4k at 60Hz over DisplayPort.

My older HD5770 can support 4k at 30Hz as a custom resolution.

 

[Karadjgne]

Hmm musta been an older or non updated website I got those specs from, definitely said that 4k resolution wasn't supported. Have to find that and recheck.

 

[InvalidError]

Easy enough to find for the 77xx:
http://www.amd.com/en-us/products/graphics/desktop/7000/7700#

Doesn't get much more official than that.

 

[Rogue Leader]

It may be able to display that resolution, but no it does not perform well enough to GAME at that resolution.

Depends on the game, graphics details and expectations. Portal 2 is very much playable at 5760x1080 on my 1GB HD5770 with everything maxed out except for no-AA, it'd probably still be ok at 4k Civ 5 worked well enough too. Tomb Raider was a bit of a stretch though even at medium detail.

Of course, I mean CS:GO would probably do it too, but on a general basis most games (and prettymuch anything new) would be a slideshow with any sort of decent detail at 4k.