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ATI Radeon HD 5750 Reviews

DigitalVersus

01/2010

Product Survey: Graphics Cards

Launched in October 2009, the Radeon HD 5750 is a smaller version of the 5770. It has all the same advantages: Direct X11 compatibility and moderate energy consumption. How does it do in gaming? Very short at 18.5 cm, the 5750 does nevertheless come with a double decker cooler. Apparently however, the cooling system we saw on our test card isn't the same on all the models on the market. The fan was quite noisy. In idle, while the chip was maintained at 38°C, noise levels were 42.4 dB(A). This is already noticeable and you certainly couldn't call it quiet. We would have preferred a slightly warmer card with a quieter fan. In load the chip doesn't get any hotter than 82°C for noise levels at 48.4 db(A). Although a little noisy, this is more or less acceptable and will generally be tolerated by those in the same room. As with the whole Radeon HD 5000 series, energy consumption is nicely contained. At idle we got 80 W for the whole of our configuration. This is an excellent score! In intensive 3D usage we took a reading of only 190 W, again very good. An eco friendly card! Power comes via a single PCI-E 6 pin connector. Overall we don't advise this card for those who have high res screens.

TechReport

10/2009

AMD's Radeon HD 5770 and 5750 graphics cards

Oh dear. Our review of the Radeon HD 5700 series is late. AMD keeps pumping out Radeons at such a ridiculous rate, they broke me. I just couldn't keep up with it all—ran out of snark and iffy jokes, or something like that. Just a few short weeks ago, the Radeon HD 5870 debuted, the first of a new generation of graphics processors that packs improved performance, new capabilities needed to support DirectX 11 and emerging GPU-computing standards, higher image quality, improved power efficiency, and multiple other marketing bullet points of varying worth. We liked it, to put things mildly. My wife keeps trying to convince me not to keep mine under my pillow at night, but I know better. Oh, yes. New generations of GPU technology tend to make their way from higher end products into more affordable ones over time. This trend is often called the waterfall effect, because, well, I dunno. Water falls down, and stuff. Spray goes everywhere. It's noisy, and sometimes there are rainbows. Oh, right. Anyhow, the technology built into the Radeon HD 5870 is propagating to a second GPU in record time.

HotHardware

10/2009

ATI Radeon HD 5770 and 5750 Mainstream DX11 GPUs

A little less than a month ago, AMD unveiled the ATI Radeon HD 5800 series of graphics cards to much fanfare. And for good reason. Not only is the Radeon HD 5800 series the first to offer full DirectX 11 support, among other unique features like Eyefinity, but the flagship ATI Radeon HD 5870 signifies the first time since AMD acquired ATI that the company has had the single, fastest GPU on the market in their repertoire. Not only that, but Radeon HD 5800 series cards also offer top-notch image quality, great power consumption characteristics considering their performance, and they're competitively price too. As is typically the case with the major GPU players, new products based on their latest architectures trickle down into lower and lower price points over time, until their entire product stack is comprised of cards with similar feature sets, with their main differentiators being performance and price. What is not typical of today's launch, however, is the speed at which AMD is ready with their latest round of product. Today marks the introduction of the Radeon HD 5700 series. As you can probably surmise, the 5700 series has virtually all of the features of the 5800 series, but is targeted at a more mainstream market segment.

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1GB ATI Radeon HD 5750 DDR5 PCI Express (PCI-E) DVI/VGA Video Card w/HDMI & HDCP Support	$84.34	See it
Ati Radeon Hd 5750 1gb Pci-e Dual Dvi Video Card	$100	See it
Ati Radeon Hd 5750 Video Card 1gb Ddr5 Pcie Dvi/vga W/hdmi & Hdcp Supp	$104.99	See it