[sodaholic134]

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During this fall, AMD has been releasing their new Radeon HD 5000 Series cards. Currently, the smallest model is the Radeon HD 5750, which uses the same Juniper GPU as the HD 5770, but with lesser shaders, and reduced clock speeds. Unlike with the big Radeon HD 5870 and HD 5850 models, for the Radeon HD 5700 series, add-in-board partners are allowed to make changes to the design right from the start to ensure optimal pricing, availability or other unique selling points they may have. Powercolor has designed their own PCB and uses a Zerotherm cooler to keep the card cool.

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[MrDeodorant]

They just love using old games for benchmarks, don't they?

 

[Kuntz]

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Originally Posted by MrDeodorant They just love using old games for benchmarks, don't they?

It's not a very powerful card (equiv to a 4850).

 

[MrDeodorant]

I know, but they went all the way back to Far Cry. Surprise, it can run Far Cry at like 190 FPS or something.

 

[Shadowclock]

On a good note we see how well a passively cooled card can perform on present games. This particular card wasn't passively cooled but they do make a 5750 passive.

Great to know for HTPCs.