interesting, seems kinda overkill for an HTPC, but then again, why not go for overkill?
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Might want to wait for the 5350 for htpc's
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Thinking the same thing.
Originally Posted by DuckieHo The should have used a backplate heatspreader instead of those heatsinks. |
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Yeah, those heatsinks look like it will fall off during shipping.
I was hoping they come out with a 5770 passive cooled.
Originally Posted by DuckieHo The should have used a backplate heatspreader instead of those heatsinks. |
I was hoping they come out with a 5770 passive cooled.
OH MY GOD THIS WOULD BE AWESOME FOR MY HTPC
I can put my XBOX controller on it and use this video card to play PC racing sims on my couch from my big screen
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This is an awesome card, I need to buyyyyyy
I can put my XBOX controller on it and use this video card to play PC racing sims on my couch from my big screen
This is an awesome card, I need to buyyyyyy
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Emphasis mine.
Moderate? Isn't 57xx = 48xx in performance? Sorry I haven't visited this site in over 6 months!
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Originally Posted by TotalLamer ...A very nice option for a HTPC with moderate gaming aspirations... |
Moderate? Isn't 57xx = 48xx in performance? Sorry I haven't visited this site in over 6 months!
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Basically. The 5750 is equivalent to the 4850 in most scenarios. So, it's good for most gaming, just not for the maxed settings.
Originally Posted by aeoo Emphasis mine. Moderate? Isn't 57xx = 48xx in performance? Sorry I haven't visited this site in over 6 months!
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It's actually a bit faster than a 4850, but generally not as fast as a 4870.
http://techpowerup.com/reviews/Sapphire/HD_5750/1.html
Originally Posted by aeoo Emphasis mine. Moderate? Isn't 57xx = 48xx in performance? Sorry I haven't visited this site in over 6 months!
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Originally Posted by sodaholic134 Basically. The 5750 is equivalent to the 4850 in most scenarios. So, it's good for most gaming, just not for the maxed settings. |
http://techpowerup.com/reviews/Sapphire/HD_5750/1.html
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Hmm, I stand corrected.
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Not to mention, that's before any overclocking (then the 5750 should bury the 4850).
Originally Posted by DesertRat It's actually a bit faster than a 4850, but not as fast as a 4870. http://techpowerup.com/reviews/Sapphire/HD_5750/1.html |
Not to mention, that's before any overclocking (then the 5750 should bury the 4850).
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i was thinking the same thing lol crazy low temps
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Originally Posted by xlink looks good for anyone who has a spare 120mm fan and a some zipties. |
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If a cooler can mange temps passively, add a fan and you get a good cooler
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It looks alot like an accelero S1 which is already known to be a REALLY good cooler, actively cooled. If actively it can keep an OC'd 4890 in check(seen it suggested) then it's more than capable of keeping a heavily OC'd 5750 going.
I wonder if there are any vmods for the 5750 yet?
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Originally Posted by mypcisugly i was thinking the same thing lol crazy low temps
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It looks alot like an accelero S1 which is already known to be a REALLY good cooler, actively cooled. If actively it can keep an OC'd 4890 in check(seen it suggested) then it's more than capable of keeping a heavily OC'd 5750 going.
I wonder if there are any vmods for the 5750 yet?
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Dang it, I don't want to have to buy a new card.
Originally Posted by DesertRat It's actually a bit faster than a 4850, but generally not as fast as a 4870. http://techpowerup.com/reviews/Sapphire/HD_5750/1.html |
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