Asus EAH5870 Matrix

Asus EAH5870 Matrix

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Asus EAH5870 Matrix Reviews

HotHardware

10/2010

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Asus Matrix 5870 2GB Video Card Review

Hardware aficionados know there is more to performance computing than just buying the most expensive parts available and throwing them altogether in the same system. There's overclocking, case modding, cooling, and performance tuning to consider, among many other thigs. Of course, everyone has their opinions on these aspects of the hobby, with some folks taking things to further extremes than others. We get excited when the companies that manufacture the hardware we crave actually listen to our requests and incorporate features in their products that provide enthusiasts with more tweaking options, along with increased performance. The Republic of Gamers line of products from Asus is the company's answer for enthusiasts who demand top of the line performance and style. From the ROG series, we recently looked at the monstrous Rampage III Extreme X58 motherboard, along with the jaw dropping Ares dual 5870 4GB video card. Both parts represent the company's commitment to meeting the needs of hardware fanatics by offering exclusive features not found in more mainstream products.

MaximumPC

07/2010

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7.0/10

Asus Matrix 5870 Videocard

It’s quite possible that no manufacturer will build a better Radeon HD 5870 card than Asus’ Matrix 5870. In many ways, the Matrix 5870 is an exercise in engineering overachievement: A videocard that’s likely to outperform other Radeon HD 5870 cards, but that's priced so high that it’s really competing against the higher-end GeForce 480 GTX. The Matrix ships with a core clock set at 894MHz and the memory clock at the default 1,200MHz. The card is designed from the ground up to be overclocked and over-volted, with premium components used throughout. Asus also added their Super Hybrid Engine control chip, which ensures clean power delivery, plus a new cooler design. The card is outfitted with 2GB of GDDR5 memory, rather than the stock 1GB. It also differs from stock cards in its output connectors. Due to the more robust cooling fan and exhaust, the connectors are now mounted on just one half of the mounting bracket – which means there isn’t room for two DVI connectors. So Asus equips the card with one DVI, one DisplayPort, and one HDMI port. This limits you to using two 2560x1600 or 2560x1440 displays, rather than three; still, few people run three displays large enough to require the high bandwidth that DisplayPort and dual-link DVI deliver.

TechRadar

07/2010

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8.0/10

ASUS RoG Matrix HD5870 Platinum review

After decent gaming performance from your next graphics card upgrade? Don't even think about buying the ASUS' latest Republic of Gamers Matrix HD 5870, then. Any standard, off the shelf AMD Radeon HD 5870, like the HIS reference model which costs just £320, will happily run any game you can throw at it at a high resolution and decent framerate.If you want just 'decent' performance, Asus' Republic of Gamers don't want your money. Even if you want a super-tuned HD 5870, the Gigabyte Super Overclocked edition is faster.If, and only if, you're the kind of person who enjoys torturing silicon until it screams by increasing clockspeeds and voltages purely for the hell of it is the Matrix the card for you. With an improved heatsink, custom parts and PCB, and software apps that let you overclock the Matrix harder than any other GPU out there, this is a card that begs to run faster. An overclocked GTX 470 has the edge over the Matrix HD 5870 in older titles, but can't quite keep up when DX11 is thrown into the mix. More pertinent, though, is the fact that Zotac's card is already at the limit of its abilities, while the Matrix is just starting out. In either case, the performance benefit over a standard speed card isn't quite worth the extra cash.