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The Sapphire Radeon HD 5750 Vapor-X, with the configuration of 720 stream processors and 1GB of GDDR5 memory offers users access to the same new generation technology, and full DirectX 11 support found on the more expensive models at a lower price point. The Vapor-X model is also factory overclocked and uses a better cooling solution than the reference design. Read on to see what this budget friendly card is all about.
I'm not too sure how it happened, but around the time of the launch of the GTX 460 it seemed that a few ATI partners decided to send out a bunch of their mid range video cards and for the last few weeks I've been playing catch up on them.
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.
AMD just announced the Radeon HD 5670 graphics card, which will bring DX11 gaming down to the $99 price point. LR got our hands on a reference ATI Radeon HD 5670 512MB GDDR5 graphics card and a retail Sapphire Radeon HD 5670 1GB GDDR graphics card! Read on to see the benchmark and see how these budget video cards do against each other.
Today we take a look at the Sapphire model which has been available for many months … however as KitGuru has just opened a few weeks ago we wanted to make sure we are in a position to offer current buying advice to our growing audience. The Sapphire model is not a reference design and instead features a very sexy Arctic Cooler unit – this already ticks the KitGuru ‘want’ list.
Today we will be taking a look at Sapphires 5570 to see where the new GPU fits into the market in a selection of real world gaming tests, GPU computing tasks and high definition playback. In addition to this we will also take a look back at two other products in the value area, the XFX 5670 and HIS 5450...
It has only been five days since ATI released the ATI Radeon HD 5450 video card, but they are back at it today with the announcement of the Radeon HD 5570 video card. This card was designed to be an energy efficient, low-profile DirectX 11 card for small form factor PCs. It also happens to pack a pretty mean punch as it has a Compute Performance rating of 520 GFlops for a price tag of just $79.
Another HD 5550 utilizing GDDR5 memory has arrived and we'll be honest when we say it'll probably be one of the last unless someone does something that stands out with the model. We tend to only have a look at one or two of these low end models because we tend to find companies don't mix it up too much. Sapphire today have not only slapped a half decent cooler on the card, but also taken the time to overclock it.
Low profile cards are not the most easy thing to come by especially in the video card area. Sapphire has just released the Radeon HD 5450 and it comes with low profile brackets. This is the card to use in a HTPC once the drivers for GPGPU get settled. Read our preview to get our thoughts.
Die Radeon HD 5450 stellt den günstigsten Einstieg in ATis DirectX-11-Welt dar. Zum Spielen ist die Grafikkarte zwar weniger geeignet, dafür umso besser für Multimedia-Aufgaben. Um herauszufinden, inwieweit sich der 3D-Beschleuniger gegen den Rest behaupten kann, haben wir einen entsprechenden Proband von Sapphire für einen Test eingeladen.
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