XFX Radeon HD5670 512MB DDR5

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Good for value.Replaced a ATI 240. Does what I wanted. None at this time For the value,,can't beat this. Plays WoW at MAXIMUM settings,with 73-74 FPS.

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ran wonderful. ran every little thing i could throw at it just fine didn't detect my second monitor. applied a displayport to vga adapter, by no means detected it, tried anything. not positive if it was the cable or the video card, but if you're going dual screen, i advocate a thing with dual DVI outputs. displayports seem dodgy at the moment.

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Very good card, booted up HDMI with no troubles. Wish I was a gamer.

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It runs quiet. Easy to install. The screen resolution is poor. I took the video card out and installed another Radeon HD5670 and the picture was crystal clear.I went through all of the customer support on the XFX and ATI internet sites. Practically nothing resolves the difficulty. I would like to return this item for a complete refund.

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This card is an incredible worth. WoW and Dragon Age Origins at max settings. Lots of alternatives in the ATI software like overclocking. Also not to bulky of a card and doesn't need a separate power pin. ATI hotkeys for managing display settings don't work. Wish I had a FPS to test it with.

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Good card for the buck, graphics are way better than anticipated am quite pleased. plays all my games at high and incredibly high. CSS runs like water on this card. card install was a breeze gave me some problems ill under no circumstances neglect. has been some problems when playing videos on HD on youtube idk if its the card or my cpu? radeon catalyst was giving me headaches for a few hours but lastly microsoft update fixed all that.

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Just to edit the registration course of action... you don't have to go via a registration approach at all to get the drivers necessary. I read one particular of the reviews that stated you had to deal with a horrible registration procedure to get the drivers, so I went to the ATI web site and they were extremely effortless to locate and download. So if that was a purpose you were steering clear of the card, they are seriously effortless to get. N/A

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An economical video card that plays Wold of Warcraft at 60fps, on ultra settings, in Stormwind, on a weekend, even though flying at epic flight speeds. Require I say more. It's red.

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Went from a Windows Score of 3.8 to 5.9 with this added. Capable to play Negative Firm 2 with every thing on at 1366x768 and just got performed playing the Crysis two demo on High Detail and it looks wonderful. Will update right after a week or 2 of playtime. Runs kinda hot I guess.

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I knew the 5670 wasn't going to perform as nicely as the super high end models, which is why it's only 60 bucks immediately after rebate. But for the income it's great. For casual gamers not interested in spending hundreds on a video card, this is a fantastic option...also DOES NOT require PCI-E energy cables from your PSU, so it's pretty darn effective. I have had a lot of fantastic experiences with the builds that I've utilized XFX cards in. I would have liked to have some adapters come with this issue. My job demands 2 monitors, and luckily I did my analysis and bought an HDMI to DVI cable on newegg for about 7 bucks. This card only comes with the card, a CD (don't both, just download the newest stuff from AMD) and a pointless "I'm gaming" door knocker hanger issue. XFX, save the 2 cents on the door hanger and include some adapters. I hate having to purchase that stuff separately.

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Fantastic card. Tiny, single slot remedy for medium-power users. The registration course of action for this card is definitely Neanderthall -- and worth the two eggs deducted. When you insert the driver CD, it forces you to register just before it will update any drivers. Then, it asks you to place in the Serial No. Then, another box pops up asking you to put in an Owner Code related to the Microsoft software. Then, you're nevertheless not residence. You have to wait to obtain an e mail which you then have to reply to to activate your account. Then you have to log in to your account again, and lastly access the drivers. What are these folks smoking?

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The card fit nicely into my Pci slot with no troubles. The card runs incredibly fairly and cool ྺc % load. Barely 40c full load and this is in a friggin affordable HP desktop) Its performance is considerably higher than my old 4650 and I haven't had crashing difficulties with it so far. The drivers were a issue at initially. It took a number of series of uninstalling and reinstalling of the drivers for them to be stable. My display driver kept failing and recovering about ever 3 to 4 minutes. The drivers are truly the only issue I can locate at fault with this card. Other than that, not considerably else.

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Price tag, efficiency, value only 512MB- so it might be dated sooner I was debating amongst this and other cards. I was hesitant because it was only 512MB instead of 1GB, but performance has been stellar. Been playing WoW, Bioshock2 and Fallout3 on Ultra graphics settings and performance has been fantastic.If you're frugal like me, this card will serve you incredibly effectively.

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Built a HTPC and wanted something reasonably priced but high good quality. This card delivers AND plays WOW on ultra setting! None Quite happy with this card and it's backed for lifetime by XFX. They are a great corporation and no, I don't function for them///lol

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Does not block adjacent expansion slot. Automatic fan speed control operates properly. I had a HD4350 card previously, and my Windows Knowledge Index desktop graphics went from four.four to 7.. Gaming graphics went from 6.1 to 7.. None The automatic fan speed control appears to operate really well. Generally the GPU runs cool adequate so that the fan is inaudible due to its low speed. I am making use of the HDMI port and I thought I would have to run an SPDIF cable from the motherboard to the video card in order to have sound, but it turns out that there is no connection on the video cord for an SPDIF cable, and I got sound through the HDMI port anyway. I didn't bother with the driver on the CD. I just downloaded the most recent driver suitable away from AMD's web page.

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Wonderful single slot card that wont break the bank. Able to play my games without having lag, and was able to enhance desktop efficiency. This was an upgrade from a passive Sparkle 9500GT. Needless to say, my windows experience went from a five. (due to the 9500) to a 7.... No adapters included. Even though this isn't enough to drop an egg, a lot of less costly cards give you some sort of adapter, whether its from DVI-HDMI and so on. Drivers are from 2009??? A excellent acquire if you are a casual gamer not seeking to break the bank. Summary Operating Method MS Windows 7 64-bit SP1 CPU AMD Phenom II X4 AMD Phenom II X4 RAM ^.0GB Dual-Channel DDR2 @ 401MHz ƕ-five-five-18) Motherboard Gigabyte Technologies Co., Ltd. GA-MA785GM-US2H (Socket M2)ί °C Graphics SyncMaster 񢄐x1050᤼Hz) ATI Radeon HD 5670 ATI Radeon HD 4200 Hard Drives ┐GB Western Digital WDC WD5001AALS-00L3B2 ATA Device (SATA)Ω °C ②GB Western Digital WDC WD3200JD-22KLB0 ATA Device (SATA)Ϊ °C

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Price, ATI high quality, Quickly shipping (thanks Newegg), Cost With the product itself, none. After installing this card, I lost all sound from my personal computer and couldn't figure out why. Immediately after about an hour of tinkering, I decided to get in touch with XFX "support", which meant I had to write an e-mail and wait for a response. Its came the next day, when I couldn't work on the laptop. I attempted calling their telephone # the next day, but it was right after standard company hours! Thankfully I figured it out on my own (had to DISABLE onboard audio in BIOS) and I no longer have to deal with this terrible "support". Since when must I have to attempt to explain my situation, go back and forth answering simple questions, and have this go on for days, all over email??Also, I bought this item that supposedly came with a ฤ mail in rebate from Newegg, but by no means got any info on how/what to mail in to get my ฤ back. Disappointed about that. Minus 1 egg for difficult XFX support and for skimping out on the advertised ฤ mail in rebate.

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Echoing the sentiments of the other World of Warcraft player in here... purchased this card to beef up a new develop and it handles all display settings at ultra with out a single stutter. My monitor isn't HD so I can't critique Blu-ray playback, but for moderate gaming and everyday use (and at a very appealing cost point, rebate included) this card is great. No complaints, but it's early in the day so... *lol*

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Good bang for 60 bucks. No plug required from the power supply. Does what I want it to do. If my rebate doesn't come, I'll update this. I have a laptop that was a budget create 4 years ago:AMD athlon dual core @ two.17GHztwo GB Kingston ddr2-667Asus M2NWith this card, I can play Crysis 1 on medium detail with high resolution, and it plays smoothly with some uncommon noticable framerate drops. I can now stream HD video with no buffering. Viewing huge PDFs and flashy websites has grow to be snappy. I'm pleased that, with the addition of this card, my aging tower appears to have a lot of life left!

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Recieved this card when my XFX PVT98GYDLU GeForce 9800 GT 512MB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2. x16 HDCP SLI card failed on me soon after 2 years. My nvidia card died and I set up a support ticket on the xfx site not sure what to expect given past reviews of xfx support. I did register my card when I very first bought it - this insures the warranty (not positive if the lifetime warrenty is supplied on this card though). Turn about on the online support tickets are around 24hrs on company days. two response/replies and I got the go ahead for the RMA - yes I had to pay shipping - but my card was dead so บ is not that large of a deal. 5 company days there - three company days to test and replace (they can send an ati card in lieu of an nvidia or vice verca - I asked for an ati) - and 5 a lot more days to come back (so your looking at 3 weeks give or take a couple of days turn about). The time is a small long but rather than becoming stuck with a broken card - I got a new one! XFX was accurate to their word! I did have some concerns finding this set up as I have never ever owned an ATI card prior to and have to run my system memory at 1333MHz to preserve every little thing stable (the 5 eggs are genuinely for the xfx support that I received). I would give the card 3 eggs as it does not supply crossfire support (but given that it was a replacement for an SLI card that I did not program on running in SLI - can't complain too much - but would have been nice to have crossfire).If you are switching from nvidia make sure you uninstall Almost everything nvidia - and maintain your updates current for Win7. I did have numerous crashes due to technique instablity running at 1600MHz - I dropped my DDR3 memory to 1333MHz and elevated the voltage manually to 1.6v and have been running smoothly ever due to the fact (sucks that I can't get the full 1600MHz out of my memory but not definitely seeing a performance reduce) Just wanted to give you fellow newegger's a lot more insight on the return procedure for XFX - it's not rapidly service but it's solid. The a lot more you know correct?AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition Deneb three.2GHzASUS Crosshair III Formula AM3 AMD 790FX ATX AMDCOOLMAX CXI-600B 600W ATX12V ATX 12V v2.2 SLI CertG.SKILL 4GB ƒ x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (running at 1333)XFX HD5670 775M 512MB DDR5 DP HDMI DVI PCI-E: HD-567X-YNF3 1920x1200 LCD resolution - WOW max (ㅖfps), SC2 ultra (ㅌfps)Windows 7 64-bit