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zion26

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Hi all,

I am currently using a Radeon 6450 and am a casual gamer. I am looking to upgrade but a friend has a free Diamond Radeon HD 5750. Would that be much of an improvment with it being an older card? or a good choice for a temporary upgrade until I can get a chance to get a new PSU and a better card?
 
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There would be a significant boost in performance, mainly because "6" is just a re-branding for next year (like "7 for "6" these days), thus "HD 6450" is basically "HD 5450" re-branded and "HD 5750" equals "HD 6750" (which is quite more powerful than your current video card).

Look at this.

P.S. Too bad it's Diamond, though. :\
Because, even though HD 5750 is quite good by itself, "Diamond Multimedia" is ill-known for the crappy quality of the components they use in the building process.
Anyway, I'd still highly recommend getting your friend's HD 5750, it would give you a HUGE boost in performance, even if it means getting crappy "Diamond".
Get that HD 5750. Compared to your current video card, it's a totally worthwhile upgrade.

master_chen

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There would be a significant boost in performance, mainly because "6" is just a re-branding for next year (like "7 for "6" these days), thus "HD 6450" is basically "HD 5450" re-branded and "HD 5750" equals "HD 6750" (which is quite more powerful than your current video card).

Look at this.

P.S. Too bad it's Diamond, though. :\
Because, even though HD 5750 is quite good by itself, "Diamond Multimedia" is ill-known for the crappy quality of the components they use in the building process.
Anyway, I'd still highly recommend getting your friend's HD 5750, it would give you a HUGE boost in performance, even if it means getting crappy "Diamond".
Get that HD 5750. Compared to your current video card, it's a totally worthwhile upgrade.
 
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