SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 5770 100283-3L Video Card

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Super-effortless set up... it match perfectly in the PCI two. x16 slot of this older Dell XPS420 with no energy concern 鸂wat PSU) or heat challenge (everything stays about 105-114 degrees). Runnning two 21" monitors in several modes of Eyefinity and extended desktop mode... the ATI application supplies a range profiles that you can customize and activate with hot-keys based on applications, games, and so on. My wife was impressed when she saw my flight simulator now operating at complete resolutions/settings and across each screens. She even remarked it was time to get a third screen for even much more realistic layout! (She's NOT a gamer at all).General, really happy with item efficiency, worth, and capabilities). None. Yes, I put it in an older XPS420 to replace the ATI 512mb HD3780.

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Works great with dual show each at 1280x1024. Plays games like Cod:black ops, Crysis at max settings and excellent fps. Drivers can be a tiny dissatisfying at instances but can be worked out, not worth taking off an egg for.

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Runs all the games I personal on the highest settings, yes even Crysis. Stays cool, even in my old case. The plastic cover more than the cooler seems a bit fragile. Not positive why some other reviewers had cooling concerns? My temps ranged from 26c idle to 46c in the course of games, and this is with a case practically old enough to vote. I'm confident a modern case would drop them even lower.

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runs properly. oced the gpu to 900mhz no challenge making use of CCC. largely steady at 950mhz. only crashed after immediately after hours of game play. it runs crysis on incredibly higher settings with just the slightest quantity of choppiness in movement. couldnt get the memory to oc at all and run stable, but its no biggie.

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Runs COD Black Ops excellent on high settings. No problems so far. None as of however

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The HDMI is nice, Use it on a 40" LCD Tv as my monitor. I watch a lot of films, HD of course. Possibly its my lack of technical understanding, but I expected this card to be in a position to play Oblivion and WoW GFX maxed out, but it can not. This card falls a bit short for that. I dropped to 4-5 FPS in oblivion at instances, running at 1920x1080. And that was with mid-high GFX settings. Possibly its the sorts of games I play that strain the card? Games with A LOT taking place on screen at once, in such a high resolution on a massive Television.

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Well one point about this graphics card is that it'll play anygame on the market on maxed out settings with 60 - 90 FPS :) I knocked one particular egg off lead to the first one particular was NOT DOA it shortley immediately after gradually began acquiring worse and worse then it went totally out following 24 hours.... i had to send it back ive in no way had todo that with something from newegg so it was new to me and a discomfort in the but lead to not absolutely everyone has a printer you know.... anyways costomer service was quite good i forgot to send the CD Drivers in with the RMA item and i asked them nicly if they could let it go and they did. i didnt have to send in the CD. and like always i pay for three day select shipping and i get it the next day my new one particular will be right here currently at twoᚨ like constantly and the shipped it from Tennesse yesterday. So thats a Pro.... its a fantastic card for its value ྴ dollars off useing code....) but the 5770's really should be more around the 110 dollar mark. Good Service From Newegg

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Built an AMD method with an ASUS M4A78T-E motherboard, Phenom II 970 in a NZXT Hades case for my son. Added this board for his gaming ambitions. The board installed simply in the case. Drivers loaded with no difficulties and my son has applied it for many weeks on Starcraft wings of Liberty with great benefits. seems to function excellent. Due to the fact I am pretty typical in my know-how of computer systems, I have not tried OCing my CPU or this card and followed all directions in the owners manual. So far, none. The ฤ 'instant' rebate from Newegg to replace the one particular from sapphire was fantastic.Have not attempted to hook up the personal computer to our 42" LCD Television by way of the HDMI port. This will be the accurate test for this card!

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I wanted to play Planet of Warcraft and Starcraft two at max settings, and this point delivers. Running both games at max FPS, even when issues get crazy. Have not had any challenges however! Huge. But all cards are now a days, appropriate? If you are hunting to play newer games at ultra settings, then you will will need a thing much better. For me, I only play Blizzard games, so this is ideal.

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Purchased this card in September ཆ and have had no troubles but a single... ...the company Sapphire chose to process its rebates has apparently gone belly up stiffing loads of people. Time for Sapphire to make excellent.

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Got two of them to crossfire. Run smooth and I get about 50-60 fps playing WoW. When I disable verticle sync (WoW feature) and such I have seen it get to about 150fps. Have had them for virtually two months now and no large concerns however. Kinda sucks that the games (WoW) have to be in Complete screen (Not windowed complete) to see the final results of crossfire. They get a small hot at occasions through intensive sessions averaging around 115 - 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Got an Antec 300 case, so there are a lot of fans to retain it cool. Machine Specs:Antec 300 caseRadeon HD 5770 x216GB DDR3 G.Ability RamAMD Phenom II X6 1055t1TB 7200 RPM Sata 6GB/s1000W PSU

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Great card. Can run BFBC2 on max settings with no overall performance hit at all. Doesn't make coffee. Does make eggs.

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This AMD(ATI) Radeon 5770 is an exceptional card for the value. It gives clean and crisp visuals and fluid frame prices in most games up to 1920x1080 resolutions. The Catalyst drivers offer software monitoring and mild overclocking possibilities, are stable, and are fairly straightforward to operate with. After installing this card, some .avi videos when played by way of windows media player at reduce resolutions tend to flicker and jump almost imperceptibly. This flicker disappears when the videos are played fullscreen or at their default resolutions. This issue wasn't apparent with my older Radeon 4650. This card offers an superb cost/performance ratio and is a lot more than capable of playing the most recent games at medium to high settings (depending on your resolution). The shimmering I experienced in video playback is a lot more than probably a driver problem or a setting that I messed up. It also could be my HDMI monitor setup. It's not sufficient of an challenge to warrant dropping an egg. An superb all round buy.

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Quiet. Quickly. Cool. HDMI out, Displayport out is nice. Plugged it in to my Samsung 50" plasma and it / Windows 7 picked up the native resolution quickly (not 1280 x 720 as you would expect) and looked excellent. When Iracing auto configured my graphics settings it turned every little thing on. Runs at around 120fps alone on the track and 80 and higher with a full field. So pleased with that as that was my key target. Not the fastest out there, but still darn fast. I'll add much more as I use it much more but initial impressions are rather good.

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Have two of these Crossfired and they run good. Benchmarking on Far Cry two maxed out on almost everything and it doesnt drop under 50 FPS. Couldnt be happier for the value. Directions could have integrated how to Crossfire. Had to use the CD to figure that out and reopen the case. Fantastic Value

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Fantastic efficiency and low price Easy to loose energy adapter in black carpet (YIKES)

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1) Affordabletwo) Fantastic performance3) Steadyfour) Quiet5) Manageable sizesix) Not an Nvidia item Will not, I repeat, will not cook breakfast or get coffee for me. I bought this for a consumer who later insisted on a nvida product about 6 months ago. With absolutely nothing superior to do with it I place it in my son's gaming rig. This card out performs the gtx 450 that I place in the shoppers computer system in its spot by like 10% and runs cooler as well. I genuinely like this card, set up went great. I just installed it, downloaded ATI Overdrive, let it overclock itself, and now my son plays Starcraft II for days on end with no problems...BTW Clayton, I have had several issues with Nvidia drivers over the years. In reality the 9500 in my computer craps out weekly or so, the similar factor occurs in the light gamer that I retain for the neighbor children to play on, even even though I keep the most updated drivers installed. Nvida goods are not bad general, but I do think that ATI drivers have surpassed them at this point. Just my opinion, your mileage could vary =]

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Flat out excellent. Awesome power for such a wonderful price tag. It's fairly quiet also.Can get sort of hot, but nothing that'll trigger any issues and can't be fixed by 1 or 2 output fans. For the value, None. Got 50 FPS on Just Trigger two with max settings and 1280x1024 =)

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Quite fantastic card for typical gamers. Wonderful price! Low power consumption and low heat coming out of the card. The 1st card I got was defected and contacted Newegg for a replacement. The 2nd 1 perform completely. Newegg.com rocks! I acquire all my computer system components from Newegg.

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Works very well on Windows 7 64-bit with Catalyst v10.12 drivers. No lag or jump in CPU temp when playing Dead Space, Bioshock, TF2, etc. I believe the 5570 is a great option to cards 贄+ more. The GPU temperature is around 34C idle and I'm not certain if that's great or if a far better cooler is necessary. It's really cool in my Antec 900 case so I'm not gonna worry about replacing the stock fan like I've accomplished with other ATI cards. Genuine uncomplicated to find and download drivers from sapphiretech. I was gonna finally make the move to nVidia with this purchase, but ATI-primarily based cards are just as well very good of a deal to pass up.

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WoW Starcraft TF2 and CoD2 have in no way looked so fantastic. The hot cartoon chick on it ticked off my wife. lol jk

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I've had this card for about 4 months now and I'm quite pleased with it. I can run Final Fantasy XIV (which is currently graphics intensive) on all higher settings at max resolution with quite minimal stutter (I only get it in very hugely populated areas which is to be anticipated). If you can get that sort of performance on a game like FF14 you ought to have no difficulty with games like Starcraft 2 or newer titles. I haven't found any but to be truthful. The fan isn't overly loud and I haven't had heat troubles. I've slightly overclocked it but honestly I didn't actually will need to as it's lots powerful enough.

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*Installation was uncomplicated. Didn't bother with drivers on disk, had currently downloaded the ATI driver update software, so ran that on initial bootup. Worked speedily, initial time, no difficulties.*Replacing a trusty (but dusty) 8600GT, anything is a lot shiner now. I'm mainly playing older games (e.g. Dragon Age, Mass Impact), but they're all maxed out with area to spare.*Impressive-looking cooling method if you care about that.*VERY impressed with simplicity of simple installation and function of drivers. I haven't utilised ATI due to the fact my 32M AGP Rage Fury Pro since I had such a terrible knowledge with their drivers. * Documentation was a joke. Step 1: Get rid of current card if any. Step two: Disable onboard graphics, if any. Step 3: Locate the slot, insert card firmly. Step four: Plug in display cable. Slightly paraphrased, but that was it. No mention of the further power cable (which my old card didn't even have). If you have any doubts about doing your own hardware upgrades, look up the manual on the internet first. The remaining documentation focused on operating the application on the CD. *Try to leave the neighboring PCI slot accessible; I have a firewire card there, and there's maybe threeǞ" space among it and the fan.*There's a relatively silly-seeking sticker on the fan housing that can in all probability be quickly removed if you are the form who likes lights and windows in their machine.*Haven't tested under Linux but. All of the concerns I have observed re: Linux are older, which makes me hope that they've been figured out.*Purchased based on TomsHardware recommendation for gaming builds in my price variety. So far, incredibly pleased.

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Wonderful performance for the dollars. Sent in every thing required but the denied the claim anyway. The mentioned I didn't send in the UPC code... which I did.

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-GDDR5렘 bitǗGB memory-Stays fairly cool with stock heatsink and fan-AMD Overdrive is a incredibly good plus, letting you do some standard VGA overclocking-Value/performance ratio is golden -None For the price, this card appears and performs like a champ. Can handle some decent overclocking. Maybe it's just my circumstance, but I had a couple crashes from trying to push it also hard with the Overdrive feature. Make positive you know what you're performing beforehand. Other than that, this thing rocks! Period.