Testseek.com have collected 87 expert reviews of the AMD Radeon HD 5770 1GB GDDR5 PCIe and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD Radeon HD 5770 1GB GDDR5 PCIe.
October 2009
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The editors liked
It's a 4870with DirectX 11
Great power envelope
Practically silent
Cheap
A less expensive
But modern card that can still handle gaming
Impressive DirectX 10 performance at mainstream resolutions
Same triple-monitor Eyefinity support as more expensive cards
Smaller form factor
Less power-hungry than the 5870
Unmatched feature set
Extremely low power consumption
1.36 TeraFLOPS for $159 (at launch)
HDMI and DisplayPort interfaces
Cool
Quiet operation
Requires only one 6-pin power connector
Sleek
Modern looks
Most heat is exhausted outside the case
The editors didn't like
Without driver improvement
Will be matched or beaten by HD 4870s
With only a single 6 pin power connector
You’re limited with overclocking.
DirectX 11 performance can’t really be tested until more games are available later this year
Abstract: The Radeon HD 5770 and HD 5750 impress but don't really dominate over NVIDIA's options as I'd hoped they would. AMD continues to avoid the death blow to NVIDIA by not upping performance or cutting prices to that next degree, but it is hard to see any other outcome than total AMD GPU dominance into this holiday season.
Ok, I want to first of all make some conclusions without involving prices, as I want to judge the card on it's own merits without current pricing polluting it; we'll get to pricing in a little bit. The HIS HD 5770 1GB is a good card. We've cer...
Compared to its most direct competitors, the Radeon HD 5770 has painted a rather strange performance picture - it's anything but a Mona Lisa, but it's not disastrous. As a result, we're frankly not sure where it stands at the moment because a lot of th...
Abstract: The HD 5700 series offers a formidable feature set for the relatively low introductory price they are targeted to sell for (about $160 and $130 USD). While on a strict price-per-performance metric, the 5700 series will not destroy the competition, when you consider that both cards are only using a 128-bit memory interface, they are excellent performers.
Abstract: If you are on a budget and want a new video card, and require the latest features and technology support with a very enjoyable gameplay experience, the Radeon HD 5700 series should be on your short list..
Impressive DirectX 10 performance at mainstream resolutions; same triple-monitor Eyefinity support as more expensive cards; smaller form factor, less power-hungry than the 5870
DirectX 11 performance can’t really be tested until more games are available later this year
Those looking for good mainstream DirectX 10 performance for today’s games, and DirectX 11 support for games in the near future, will find a lot to like with the Radeon HD 5770. ...
Abstract: AMD have just released another new graphics card into the budget conscientious market with the ATI Radeon HD 5770. Unlike the Radeon HD 5870 which was released by AMD a month ago, this card targeted the high-end video card market and was generally out ...
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