5750 crossfire or 5850? (about speed and power consumption)
S siavash_10 Distinguished Feb 16, 2010 1 0 18,510 Feb 16, 2010 #1 5750 crossfire or 5850? (about speed and power consumption)
Rustyy117 Splendid Oct 10, 2008 5,076 0 26,460 Feb 16, 2010 #2 5850 is the obvious choice, less power consumption, roughly the same performance, No scaling issues, less heat..... Just make sure you have a 500W quality power supply or better. And that the rest of your system is fairly up to date.
5850 is the obvious choice, less power consumption, roughly the same performance, No scaling issues, less heat..... Just make sure you have a 500W quality power supply or better. And that the rest of your system is fairly up to date.
N.Broekhuijsen Distinguished Jun 17, 2009 3,098 0 20,860 Feb 16, 2010 #5 +1 for 5850 indeed. you can always CF later if you need to
ben10_85 Distinguished Jan 25, 2010 21 0 18,510 Feb 19, 2010 #6 +1 5850, by this time you know this right?
OvrClkr Splendid Jul 2, 2009 8,565 0 31,160 Feb 19, 2010 #7 I would wait for the 5830 and later on CF. If this is not an option then a single 5850 should be the best option...
I would wait for the 5830 and later on CF. If this is not an option then a single 5850 should be the best option...
G greggt316 Distinguished Jan 19, 2010 9 0 18,510 Feb 19, 2010 #8 5850...cheap and can run anything at 1920x1080 smoothly except for maybe crysis (coming from a sapphire 5850 owner)
5850...cheap and can run anything at 1920x1080 smoothly except for maybe crysis (coming from a sapphire 5850 owner)
coozie7 Champion Jun 2, 2007 10,015 10 59,215 Feb 19, 2010 #10 TAKE THE HINT, FOOL! GET THE HD5850!... Sorry, been watching too many A-Team reruns on Sky