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Kingpin Cooling Single GPU Competition with LN2 by Deanzo | Posted on: 30/11/2009 @ 9:20

HIS Radeon HD 5750 iCooler IV 1 GB | Posted on: 28/11/2009 @ 9:10

HIS designed a Radeon HD 5750 that uses a nearly silent cooler by Arctic Cooling which makes this card a premium choice for HTPC or quiet gaming PC. Even though the cooler is quiet, the temperatures are low, which means you can get some nice overclocking out of your card. In our case around 20% free extra performance.

Sapphire Radeon HD 5750 1GB Vapor-X Video Card | Posted on: 28/11/2009 @ 6:40

AMD vs. NVIDIA - Are they even playing the same game? | Posted on: 27/11/2009 @ 12:40

NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 Video Card Round-Up | Posted on: 27/11/2009 @ 4:20

Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 2GB Overclock Edition | Posted on: 26/11/2009 @ 9:37

Last week saw AMD complete their high-end Radeon HD 5000 series strategy with the launch of the dual-GPU Radeon HD 5970, taking the single graphics board performance crown with them as they went. Today we take a look at Sapphire\'s Radeon HD 5970 Overclock Edition, to see what this new flagship part brings to the desktop 3D graphics market, and whether it\'s a must-have purchase for the hardcore ...

Working DisplayPort Arrives For Radeon KMS | Posted on: 26/11/2009 @ 4:30

David Airlie has announced on his blog that he and Alex Deucher have finally got support for DisplayPort-driven graphics cards and monitors working with the open-source ATI Linux driver stack. Not only is there user-space mode-setting support via the xf86-video-ati DDX driver, but the kernel mode-setting for this latest monitor interface is working too...

Sapphire Vapor-X Radeon HD5870 1GB Graphics Card | Posted on: 25/11/2009 @ 18:00

Sapphire's Vapor-X Radeon HD5870 takes a top of the line single GPU graphics card and enhances it in a few areas to make it even more appealing. The 3D performance is definitely impressive, but the fact that it stays cool, quiet, and doesn't send the electric meter spinning seems like an even greater accomplishment.

Radeon 5970 Overclocking: The VRM Temperature Bottleneck | Posted on: 25/11/2009 @ 14:20

In our Radeon HD 5970 review, we ran in to some issues when trying to overclock the card to 5870 speeds of 850MHz/1200MHz. At the time this is something we attributed to the VRMs, meanwhile AMD suggested that it was cooling related, and that we should manually increase the fan speed. As it turns out, we were both right, we just didn’t have the tools at...

Editorial: Why High-End Radeon HD 5000 series supply is problematic | Posted on: 25/11/2009 @ 9:40

NVIDIA Pushes Out 195.22 Beta Linux Driver | Posted on: 25/11/2009 @ 0:50

After talking about NVIDIA's forthcoming 64-bit FreeBSD driver we were alerted to the fact that the first 195.xx public beta driver is now available. Earlier this month we first talked about the NVIDIA Linux 195.xx driver series as Fermi GT 300 support was being worked on, but now a Fermi-less (or at least from their official change-log) driver has arrived...

Radeon HD 5770 CrossFireX Performance Scaling | Posted on: 24/11/2009 @ 23:42

This article is all about answering one question: how well does the Radeon HD 5770 scale in CrossFireX performance tests. Benchmark Reviews has already investigated and published two reviews for video cards based on the HD5770 \"Juniper\" chip; an engineering sample from ATI and a production card from XFX. They both acquitted themselves quite well, and we included some CrossFireX test results in ...

NVIDIA 64-bit FreeBSD Beta Driver By Year's End | Posted on: 24/11/2009 @ 20:20

With the FreeBSD 8.0 release now available, we reached out to NVIDIA to find out the status of their 64-bit BSD display driver, now that this operating system carries the necessary mmap extension support in their 64-bit kernel for their proprietary graphics driver to function. Andy Ritger, who heads the user-space side of NVIDIA's UNIX Graphics Driver team and was previously interviewed by ...

Sapphire HD5770 Videocard Review @ Tweaknews | Posted on: 24/11/2009 @ 7:40

As a DirectX 11 launching point, the HD5770 from Sapphire is surprisingly a very quick and powerful videocard for little money. Right out of the box it plays with the HD4850, bullies it around the school yard then takes its lunch. Then it runs over to the HD4870, runs circles around it, and then gives it a black eye.

Sapphire Vapor-X Radeon HD5870 1GB Graphics Card | Posted on: 24/11/2009 @ 5:00

Sapphire's Vapor-X Radeon HD5870 takes a top of the line single GPU graphics card and enhances it in a few areas to make it even more appealing. The 3D performance is definitely impressive, but the fact that it stays cool, quiet, and doesn't send the electric meter spinning seems like an even greater accomplishment.

ASUS EAH5850/G/2DIS/1GD5 Radeon HD 5850 Video Card Review | Posted on: 24/11/2009 @ 0:10

A New Patch For Radeon DRM Power Savings | Posted on: 21/11/2009 @ 15:00

While OpenGL acceleration and GPU-assisted video playback are often most viewed as the areas that are severely lacking for the open-source Linux graphics drivers in comparison to what the binary-only ATI/NVIDIA drivers offer, another area that has not yet caught up to speed with the binary competition is power management. For years (going back to 2005) AMD has implemented PowerPlay support in ...

Palit GeForce GT 240 Sonic 1 GB | Posted on: 20/11/2009 @ 10:30

Sapphire Radeon HD 5850 | Posted on: 19/11/2009 @ 20:42

The graphics solution world is constantly evolving with visual quality being stepped up at an ever-growing exponential rate. The launch of Windows 7 and with it the tantalising prospect of DirectX 11 games is perhaps not so much just a single step up but a whole flight of stairs designed to deliver unparalleled graphics quality. With nVidia sliding by the way side, ATI is setting about ...

ATI Radeon HD 5970 Hemlock Video Card Review | Posted on: 19/11/2009 @ 17:20

ATI now dominates the graphics industry with their DirectX 11 Radeon HD 5000-series video cards, which allows them to enjoy current-generation gaming on Windows 7 and Vista. The ATI Radeon HD 5870 has already beat the worn and weathered GeForce GTX 285, just as the Radeon HD 5850 and HD5770 do at their respective price points. By combining two Cypress XT GPUs together on one PCB, the ATI Radeon ...

ATI Radeon HD 5970 2GB in CrossFireX | Posted on: 19/11/2009 @ 14:00

NVIDIA Pushes 3D Vision Outside the Gaming Box | Posted on: 19/11/2009 @ 4:30

AMD Releases The Radeon HD 5970 2GB | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 14:50

Today AMD finally lifted the lid on Hemlock, their new ultra high-end dual-GPU graphics card that is being marketed as the Radeon HD 5970 (similar to the Radeon HD 4870 X2 but now for the Evergreen GPU family). The Radeon HD 5970 has 3200 stream processors (1600 per Cypress GPU), a combined 2GB of GDDR5 video memory, and AMD Eyefinity support for driving three displays simultaneously...

Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 2GB Overclocked | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 14:40

Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 in two-card CrossFireX | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 13:10

Benchmark-bustin' action inside.

AMD ATI Radeon HD 5970 Review | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 12:10

It's big, fast, power hungry and hot like Scarlett Johansson in a sauna - what's not to like? The size? Yes, at nearly a foot long this dual-HD 5870 beast won't even fit in the front page image box! Read on to see how the new card performs (don't call it a HD 5870 X2 though, or you'll look like a n00b)

ATI Radeon HD 5970 Dual-GPU Video Card Review | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 8:00

The Radeon HD 5970 is the latest dual-GPU flagship video card by AMD. This card has 3200 stream processors clocked at 725MHz and 2GB of GDDR5 memory at 1GHz! Will this be enough to destroy the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295? Read on to find out how this card does and to see if AMD has what it takes to be the fastest video card on the planet again!

Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 OC | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 6:27

The Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 OC. Yes, it is a dual-GPU, single PCB card. And it has a new naming scheme, no longer following the \"X2\" moniker. And yes, it is an overclocked version. The Sapphire HD 5970 OC is an absolute behemoth, from its gaming horsepower, to its size, weight, cooling technology, and price tag. It is big, it is brash, and and it is entirely unapologetic. Let\'s take a look at ...

The Radeon HD 5970: Completing AMD's Takeover of the High End GPU Market | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 6:10

With 2 Cypress chips on 1 card, today marks the day where AMD completes their takeover of the high-end video card market. It's the fastest single card on the planet for $599, and quite overclockable out of the box. Goodbye GTX 295....

ATI Radeon HD 5970 Hemlock Video Card | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 5:26

ATI now dominates the graphics industry with their DirectX 11 Radeon HD 5000-series video cards, which allows them to enjoy current-generation gaming on Windows 7 and Vista. The ATI Radeon HD 5870 has already beat the worn and weathered GeForce GTX 285, just as the Radeon HD 5850 and HD5770 do at their respective price points. By combining two Cypress XT GPUs together on one PCB, the ATI Radeon ...

HIS Radeon HD 5970 CrossFire | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 5:10

With the release of AMD's latest Radeon HD 5970, the question comes up "What can be gained by going CrossFire?" We investigate the quad GPU performance of the HIS Radeon HD 5970. Even though the setup rip a $1200 hole in your wallet, performance will make you smile.

AMD ATI Radeon HD 5970 2,048MB graphics card: usurper of the throne | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 5:10

What do you get when you cobble two Radeon HD 5800-class GPUs on to one board?

Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 2GB Video Card | Posted on: 18/11/2009 @ 5:00

MSI N240GT GeForce GT 240 512 MB GDDR5 | Posted on: 17/11/2009 @ 14:40

Today NVIDIA launches their first GDDR5 graphics card. The new GeForce GT 240 is based on NVIDIA's brand-new 40 nm G215 graphics processor and features 96 shaders. It also includes several new features like support for DirectX 10.1, HDMI audio enhancements and extremely low power draw. But is that enough to justify a price of $100 ?

MSI GeForce N240GT 512MB GDDR5 OC Video Card | Posted on: 17/11/2009 @ 14:20

NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 Video Card Preview | Posted on: 17/11/2009 @ 14:01

The GeForce GT 240 is NVIDIA’s latest performance-class GPU that can be picked up for under $99. With 96 processor cores and with a frame buffer of either 512MB or 1024MB these little budget cards should perform pretty well, but obviously still lack support for DirectX 11. Read on to see what one of these cards will get you in our preview.

AMD Radeon HD 5870 1GB CrossFire performance | Posted on: 17/11/2009 @ 9:03

With the Radeon HD 5970 hitting the streets later this week, strapping two Cypress GPUs together onto a single physical graphics board, now seems like as good a time as any to take a look at an alternative to such a set-up - Two individual Radeon HD 5870 boards in a CrossFire configuration. We take a look at exactly what a Radeon HD 5870 CrossFire configuration has to offer buyers with the cash ...

AnandTech Tests GPU Accelerated Flash 10.1 Prerelease | Posted on: 17/11/2009 @ 8:50

Do you hate how painfully slow Flash video playback can be even on the fastest PCs? Adobe's prerelease of Flash 10.1 is about to change all of that. By offloading H.264 decode onto capable GPUs, full screen, high resolution flash video is finally possible without stuttering. Even on an Atom....

ASUS Radeon EAH5870 Voltage Tweak Edition | Posted on: 17/11/2009 @ 6:14

The release of the ATI 5800 series graphics cards has fueled enthusiasts pursuits with jaw-dropping performance, but for those select people who are looking for something even more elite, today we’ll be looking at the ASUS Radeon EAH5870 Voltage Tweak Edition. It is a card that brings some unique features to the table, enabling enthusiasts that dream of speed to push the bar even higher ...

HIS Radeon HD4850 iCooler 1GB Videocard Review | Posted on: 16/11/2009 @ 22:09

There is not a whole lot to say wrong about HIS\'s final HD4850 release for this chipset. The product does exactly what it was intended to do and that is to be a solid gamer with a quieter and more efficient cooler at a good price. HIS was smart to keep on supporting this product for the next while seeing it will sell very well even today.

Galaxy Geforce GT240 512MB GDDR5 Graphic Card Review | Posted on: 16/11/2009 @ 16:11

This review was made possible by Galaxy The Appearance Unlike the Galaxy Geforce GT220, the Galaxy Geforce GT240 looks more like a shrunken version of the Galaxy Geforce GTX260+ Razor Edition. Note the shiny grey / silver heatsink enclosure. As you can see from the photo below, it’s looks like the commonly seen heatsink on nVidia cards. It’s [...]

NVIDIA PhysX Performances @ InsideHW | Posted on: 16/11/2009 @ 0:23

We decided to give you an insight on performance rates from GeForce GTS 250 (GeForce 9800GTX+) with price tag slightly above 100€ up to two GTX 200 GPUs that have slightly higher price tags than that. Support for these was powerful rig based on Core i7 920 CPU that we overclocked from default 2.66GHz up to 3.4GHz just to be sure no bottlenecks would appear…

Galaxy GeForce GTX 260+ 896MB Razor Edition Video Card | Posted on: 14/11/2009 @ 4:30

NVIDIA Legacy Driver Updates For X Server 1.7 | Posted on: 13/11/2009 @ 19:50

While many of the distributions arriving this autumn and winter are shipping with an X Server 1.6 build rather than the new X Server 1.7, if you are using Fedora 12 or another distribution shipping with the latest X.Org 7.5 packages, there is good news if you are a customer of NVIDIA's older graphics hardware. NVIDIA hasn't updated its three legacy drivers (the 71.xx.xx, 96.xx.xx, and 173.xx.xx ...

EVGA GeForce GT 220 SSC DDR3 Video Card Review | Posted on: 13/11/2009 @ 18:00

Last month NVIDIA silently launched the GeForce 210 and GT 220 graphics cards, which are aimed at the entry level discrete graphics card market. Today, we take a look at the EVGA GeForce GT 220 SSC DDR3 video card, which features a 7% overclock right out of the box. Read on to if this card has what it takes to upgrade your desktop PC with integrated graphics!

Zotac GeForce GTX275 896MB Graphics Card Video Review | Posted on: 13/11/2009 @ 12:10

Today we are looking at the Zotac GeForce GTX275 graphics card. This card comes equipped with 896mb GDDR3 and has dual DVI and video out supporting s-video, composite video and HDTV. It is one of 3 models in the GTX275 range from Zotac and has good cooling properties as well as giving great benchmark results. Manufactured [...]

Review of Asus Radeon HD 5850 1GB GDDR5 graphics card | Posted on: 12/11/2009 @ 13:40

A while ago, AMD released their last generation of graphics cards, the 5800 series. Asus is one of the top assemblers of AMD Radeon equipped cards so it’s a pleasure to review the Asus EAH5850 1GB DDR5 which promises to be a good alternative for overclockers. INTRODUCTION As usual when a new generation of graphics cards are [...]

Inno3D GeForce GT 220 1 GB | Posted on: 11/11/2009 @ 19:20

Inno3D's GeForce GT 220 uses NVIDIA's latest 40 nm graphics processor. It offers extremely low power consumption, especially in idle and has support for DirectX 10.1. It also features NVIDIA's new HDMI audio improvements, so you no longer need to route an SPDIF cable to the graphics card.

ASUS EAH5870 1GB Graphics Card | Posted on: 11/11/2009 @ 10:33

Today we have with us the first DX 11 graphics card to be released, the ATI HD 5870. Much hype has surrounded the card and for good reason, and with the onset of Windows 7\'s release, being a PC gamer has never been so exciting. But for ATI, the story has not always been one of faultless execution as we see today. To understand how we got to the HD 5870, we need to cast our minds back to the ...

New Need For Speed: Shift Patch Boosts AMD GPU Performance | Posted on: 10/11/2009 @ 15:00

Legit Reviews got their hands on the upcoming Need For Speed: Shift game update as well as some upcoming ATI CATALYST drivers. The game patch is said to offer improved ATI graphics card support as well as better multi-GPU performance for those that are luck enough to be running SLI or CrossFire. Read on to see what you can expect when the patch and drivers become public.

Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 1GB Vapor-X Video Card | Posted on: 09/11/2009 @ 10:40

Inno3D GeForce GT 220: something new from NVIDIA? | Posted on: 09/11/2009 @ 6:10

NVIDIA gives the low-end a makeover, we take a look.

HIS Radeon HD4890 iCooler x4 Videocard Review | Posted on: 09/11/2009 @ 5:13

The HD4890 iCooler x4 edition from HIS can be easily summed up as a performance bargain for US$179 at the time of this review. For those not interested in DX11 gaming and its related expensive videocards, the HD4890 is still a potent performer for the enthusiast gamer. The card tested today with its excellent heatpipe cooler and stellar overclocking performance should be considered over paying ...

All DirectX 11 Graphics Cards @ InsideHW | Posted on: 09/11/2009 @ 0:55

After launch of their high-end models, in form of Radeon 58XX series, we expected that ATI would release products that would fill mid and low range lineup as they did with previous generation. Except slightly “crippled” 5870 in form of 5850, we had chance to test two graphics cards from mid range: 5770 and 5750. Good news is that all 57XX graphics cards also support DX11 with Shader ...

NVIDIA Prepares 195.xx Linux Driver, Carries Fermi Support | Posted on: 06/11/2009 @ 14:40

It was just last week that NVIDIA had finally released a stable 190.xx Linux driver after this driver series had been in beta for months. The 190.xx driver series brought new hardware support, OpenGL 3.2 support, VDPAU improvements, and a fair amount of other changes...

Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5750 1GB Review | Posted on: 06/11/2009 @ 10:10

Rounding out ATI's new line of DirectX 11 graphics cards comes the Sapphire Radeon HD 5750. With 1GB of GDDR5 and running on a cut down Juniper GPU, does this more affordable offering provide an attractive stepping stone to DX11? We find out.

DIAMOND 4890PE51GXOC Radeon HD 4890 1GB Video Card Review | Posted on: 05/11/2009 @ 18:40

Radeon 5800 Series: Prices Up, Supplies Down | Posted on: 05/11/2009 @ 14:50

It’s not often we write about prices going up. Last week there was a rumor going around that AMD intended to raise prices on the 5800 series. At the time we wrote this off as yet another highly-speculative rumor based on shaky evidence. Official price hikes are virtually unprecedented, after all. Then things changed. We’ve talked...

HIS Radeon HD 5850 1GB Video Card | Posted on: 05/11/2009 @ 12:20

Asus EAH 4890 | Posted on: 04/11/2009 @ 15:03

With the recent arrival of the new ATI Radeon HD 5 series graphics cards causing a great deal of interest, the previous best performing single GPU from ATI – the 4890 – has been left by the way side a little. Although, on the whole, the ATI DX11 GPU launches have been a great success for ATI, many users will still be sticking to the 4 series, if not older, cards and as ATI seeks to ...

ATI Radeon HD5770 Review | Posted on: 04/11/2009 @ 12:40

Juniper, Juniper where are you? După o scurtă perioadă de acalmie ATI au agitat din nou spiritele jucătorilor lansând pe piaţă seria 5700 dedicată pasionaţilor de jocuri (şi nu numai) cu bugete medii însă avizi de performanţe maxime. La review avem astăzi placa video ATI Radeon HD 5770, vârful de lance pentru sectorul mainstream.

Sapphire Radeon HD5850 1GB Graphics Card | Posted on: 04/11/2009 @ 3:00

The bottom line is that the HD5850 is an excellent choice for those in need of some serious gaming muscle, but not the kind of muscle that costs $300, $400, or even more. For $270, the Sapphire card offers great performance, fairly low noise output, decent energy efficiency, and all of the cool new features available in the HD5XXX series.

Galaxy Geforce GTX260+ Razor Edition 896MB GDDR3 Graphic Card Review | Posted on: 03/11/2009 @ 22:00

The Galaxy Geforce GTX260+ Razor Edition – the world’s first This review was made possible by Galaxy Galaxy has made it possible to effectively cool down the GPU of GeForce GTX260+ within a single slot limit, using a in-house designed cooler that utilizes a technology called “Vapor Chamber”. At only 14mm thick, Galaxy GeForce GTX 260+ [...]

Sapphire Radeon HD5870 Vapor-X Video Card 21161-03 | Posted on: 03/11/2009 @ 18:25

AMD has retaken the crown for superior graphical power with their ATI Radeon HD 5870 video card, and consumers have confirmed that this is the hottest graphics accelerator of the moment. Armed with 1600 shader cores, the 40nm Cypress GPU claims to push video game frame rates well-beyond what NVIDIA offers from their GeForce GTX 285 counterpart. While the list of DirectX 11 video games has just ...

Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5850 Video Card 21162-00-50R | Posted on: 03/11/2009 @ 18:17

Microsoft Windows 7 will deliver DirectX 11 visual quality like never seen before, and ATI has endowed gamers with an unparalleled graphics solution in the Radeon HD 5870. While the Radeon 5800-series is a monumental feat for AMD over the unprepared competition, not everyone can fit the absolute best video card available into their budge. Armed with 1440 shader cores, the 40nm Cypress GPU HD5850 ...

XFX Radeon HD5770 Video Card HD-577A-ZN | Posted on: 03/11/2009 @ 18:15

OK, we\'re through playing nice with these new ATI 5xxx video cards. The corporate logo for XFX says: \"play hard.\", so Benchmark reviews is going to take that motto to heart and show what this cards can really do. Almost every single competing card runs at higher than reference clock rates, and they all come that way from the factory. Every single card I compared the HD5770 to, when we reviewed ...

XFX Radeon HD5750 Video Card HD-575X-ZNF7 | Posted on: 03/11/2009 @ 18:12

The launch of Radeon HD57xx Juniper-GPU series cards is going very smoothly. ATI learned some hard lessons when they launched the HD4850 a couple years back. All the partners seem to have their cards ready for distribution this time, and there\'s no price gouging, due to the stable supply. This is doubly important for the HD57xx, since they\'re in the middle of the pack, performance-wise, and ...

Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5870 Video Card 21161-00-50R | Posted on: 03/11/2009 @ 17:34

AMD has leap-frogged NVIDIA by launching the DirectX 11 compatible Radeon HD 5870 video card. Armed with 1600 shader cores, the 40nm Cypress GPU claims to push video game frame rates well-beyond what NVIDIA offers from their GeForce GTX 285 counterpart. While the list of DirectX 11 video games has just started to grow, with one of the first being a free Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing ...

Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 Vapor-X Video Card | Posted on: 03/11/2009 @ 15:00

Sapphire has added their Vapor-X vapor chamber cooling technology to the Radeon HD 5870 series and has launched a doozy of a card today. Read on to see how this factory overclocked Radeon HD 5870 does with a superior cooling solution in place to keep the RV870 core nice and cool. You might just be surprised to see how well this card does!

Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 Vapor-X 1GB | Posted on: 03/11/2009 @ 7:59

There can be no doubting the credentials of AMD\'s Radeon HD 5870 as the current king of the hill when it comes to graphics boards, but thus far all we\'ve seen on the market are reference-based cards from various partners. However, today sees all of that change courtesy of Sapphire and their launch of the Radeon HD 5870 Vapor-X, a board which sports both factory overclocks and a custom-built ...

Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 1GB Vapor-X graphics card: the best in the world? | Posted on: 03/11/2009 @ 7:30

An aftermarket cooler on the best GPU around. Find out if Sapphire has done it right with the Radeon HD 5870 Vapor-X.

Sapphire Radeon HD5870 Vapor-X | Posted on: 03/11/2009 @ 6:54

The Sapphire Radeon 5870 Vapor-X accomplishes a very unique feat among graphics cards of top performance, low temperatures, low noise, and good value for your money. Very rare indeed. Let\'s examine the Sapphire 5870 Vapor-X and see just how far it can push the envelope toward attempting to become the new graphics performance king.

Review of Sapphire Radeon HD 4890 graphics card | Posted on: 02/11/2009 @ 10:20

Summary: Can the price reduced AMD RV790 GPU (Radeon HD 4890) be an interesting alternative now when all focus is on AMD’s recently launched HD 5800 series?. INTRODUCTION At the time being, all the spotlights on the market for graphics cards are pointed towards AMD ATI who is in the process of launching a new generation of [...]

Sapphire Radeon HD5750 | Posted on: 02/11/2009 @ 5:07

The Sapphire Radeon HD5750 is a budget card, but offers some exciting potential for gamers who can\'t afford to go down the high-priced road. No shame in that, and we\\\'re bang-for-the-buck fanboys as much as the next person. The 5700 series cards bring some very attractive features to the table, so let\'s take a closer look and see how this one shapes up.