XFX ATI Radeon HD 5770 & 5750 Review

XFX ATI Radeon 5770 & 5750 Video Review!

We take you through a review of XFX's ATI Radeon NEW 5770 & 5750 Graphics Cards!

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• XFX
• ATI
• Radeon
• HD
• 5770
• 5750
• 5850
• NVIDIA
• Sapphire
• ASUS
• GPU
• Gaming
• Review

[rickyvanhalen]

I really need an answer to this questio nand I'm sure that many of you could answer it so here it is (I know it might sound obvious but I'm not an expert yet) Could a XFX Radeon HD 5750 1GB DDR5 play Shogun 2 ALL on ultra with Anit-Aliasing and all that? Or is there another quite cheap card that would do the job really well?

[basbas63]

i used to have the HD 5770... it was awesome, just upgraded to a gtx 560 ti.. well actually i built a whole new system.. but even with a budget CPU i could still play any games that are on the market right now.

[DeansXBOX]

@David56072 I know lol

[David56072]

@DeansXBOX its laughable a 250w power supply is a low range powersupply, your not even suppose to use a high end graphics card on such limited wattage, the minimum watts you are suppose to use is 650watts on a single card and 750watts on cross fire, your powerupply is really working over time and want last too long.

[pablokornilovich]

@dzilla1991 thanks i was just unsure if my powersupply can take it

[dzilla1991]

@pablokornilovich yes you can.

[MrShawnpy]

will the g41m-vs3 r2.0 work for a ati radeon 5750 ?

[pablokornilovich]

can i run two of these cards in crossfire? i plan to add another card to my system, 505 watt power supply,as well as a cpu, i5 2500k

[DeansXBOX]

@Nik3AllSt4r I run my 5770 with a 240W power supply, I plan to upgrade so it's easier to overclock and it reaches it's full potential. Short answer; you can use a Radeon 5770 GDDR5 1GB on a 250W power supply.

[guill102]

@MegaTimebomb098 well i think you can use 480 watts because it says on amd website that you can run it with 450 watts but if you're going to add some stuffs on your rig then better if you go with a higher wattage power supply to be safe.i have a 5750 on my other rig and i'm running it with 600 watts psu.