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The reviewed card is interesting for its higher clock rates, the customized cooler, and the advanced overclocking capabilities provided by the Afterburner utility from the developer of RivaTuner. The latter allows increasing voltages, as well as clock rates.
Graphic cards
Today we are taking a look at the XFX Radeon HD5750 1GB graphics card. This card has lightning fast performance with a low power output, requiring only one 6 pin PCI-Express adapter. It also has the latest DirectX11 technology as well as supporting ATI Eyefinity among other features.
Dark Void is one of the first big multi-platform releases of 2010 and is also a key title in NVIDIA’s PhysX catalogue. Today GamingHeaven take a look at the game in detail with a full review and also look at the PhysX content/performance.
HIS has done a great job of releasing a feature-filled HD5750 option for the mild gaming consumer to consider. With excellent cooling and an included free DX11 game, this HD5750 for US$155 can be summed up against other HD5750s as being one of the best options available.
Sapphire's Radeon HD5670 offers a budget friendly introduction to some of the new features first made available on the higher end HD5000 series of cards. While it doesn't do anything to really "wow" you, it does provide a compact, low noise solution that would let you experience things like DirectX 11 and Eyefinity in a more modestly priced desktop or HTPC system.
I was not let down by the GeForce G210. It is no doubt an entry-level video card that is not intended for new generation gaming and the performance shows that. I'd recommend the Axle GeForce G210 as a video card that is well-suited for an HTPC or web browsing computer.
At the center of every new technology is purpose, and NVIDIA has designed their Fermi GF100 GPU with an end-goal of redefining the video game experience through significant graphics processor innovations. Disruptive technology often changes the way users interact with computers, and the GeForce GTX 480 graphics card is a complex tool built to arrive at one simple destination: immersive entertainment. Priced at $499, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480 empowers DirectX-11 video games to deliver unmatched geometric realism. In this article Benchmark Reviews tests 3D frame rate performance of NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 480, and demonstrates how well Fermi architecture fits in with GeForce 3D-Vision.
Nach der Radeon HD 5570 können wir nun mit der Sapphire Radeon HD 5670 einen zweiten Vertreter der Redwood-Familie unter die Lupe nehmen. Zeichnete sich die kleinere Schwester noch mit einer kompakten Bauweise aus, so setzt die Radeon HD 5670 auf ein normal hohes PCB und einen, den Angaben von Sapphire zu Folge, besonders leisen Kühler des Schweizer Kühlerspezialisten Arctic Cooling, der dabei gleich 2 Slots in Beschlag nimmt. Von den Features her herrscht bis auf die Displayanschlüsse ein Patt, doch mit 1GB großem GDDR5-Speicher und mehr Takt sollte die Radeon HD 5670 die kleinere Schwester in die Schranken weisen. Dies und ob die Kühlung hält, was sie verspricht möchten wir in diesem Artikel klären.
Mit der Radeon HD 5870 PCS+ versucht PowerColor gleich an allen Fronten bei Gamern zu punkten. Übertaktet, leise und schnell, so heißt die Devise. Geht die Rechnung auf?
Mit der PowerColor HD 5830 PCS+ erreichte uns die nächste modifizierte Grafikkarte. Sie soll neben einer gesteigerten Performance, die Lautstärke in niedrigen Regionen halten. Wie sich die HD 5830 PCS+ hierbei und in der realen Leistungsaufnahme schlägt, steht im nachfolgenden Review.
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