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Radeon 5670 reviewed

Interesting, but the 5770 which costs about 50% more will completely obliterate it.
 
do you get 50% more performance as well? :)
Plus there are still alot of people that game @ 1280x1024 and this card will suit them perfectly.
 
Saw this earlier today. Any idea if there will be a review of it up here in TPU ? I'd love to see a review here, since the reviews here are top notch.

If the price drops on it a bit, then the HD5670 will be a relatively worthwhile buy for a HTPC to give it gaming capability. Power consumption is low and it packs quite a punch for its price. The best part is that it has support for three monitors. I might get one of those for my second rig just to get rid of the second video card I am running there for the extra monitors.
 
HalfAHertz said:
do you get 50% more performance as well? :)
Plus there are still alot of people that game @ 1280x1024 and this card will suit them perfectly.
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Well, assuming that the card is about $100, and 5770 is about $150

According to the reviews, 5670 is about the strength of a 9800GT and according to W1zzard's charts, 9800 is about 70% of 5770, so its almost a linear scaling, 5% towards 5670's favour though. I would agree that 5670 is going to be more widely adopted.

+1 on TPU review for 5670, its will be very comprehensive.
 
How does this card sit price wise in the US in relation to the 5750?
 
Fourstaff said:
Well, assuming that the card is about $100, and 5770 is about $150

According to the reviews, 5670 is about the strength of a 9800GT and according to W1zzard's charts, 9800 is about 70% of 5770, so its almost a linear scaling, 5% towards 5670's favour though. I would agree that 5670 is going to be more widely adopted.

+1 on TPU review for 5670, its will be very comprehensive.
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To me it seems the 5670 is better than the 9600 GT but not by a whole lot and only beats the 9800 GT in syth benches generally.
 
there will be a review when the nda is up
 
Excellent!
 
if it comes out at a decent price (~£60-70), which is likely considering hd57xx prices, it'll be a killer card. Considering it does beat out the 4670 fairly well (+50% in dow2 and crysis), still doesn't require pci-e power, and includes dx11. I can see it selling bucketloads, i'm assuming it handles blu rays quite well too.

I'll definitely be looking into this card when i next build a computer for someone (unless it's a true gaming machine).

Overall i have one thing to say: bye bye nvidia's mainstream.
 
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If they made a 1GB version it'd be perfect for a HTPC.
 
That's only a matter of time.
 
They pulled the review out :(

Nonetheless, this will be a great laptop chip.
I hope it gets as many design wins as the mobility HD4650.
 
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