ATI Radeon HD 5670: DirectX 11 For $99
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Anti-Aliasing And Anisotropic Filtering
To test anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering, we use Left 4 Dead at medium detail levels, shifting the bottleneck to the platform. Then we will see how the graphics cards fare with increasing loads of AA and AF:
Indeed, we can see that the GDDR5 memory serves the Radeon HD 5670 well, allowing it to perform anti-aliasing tasks much better than the GeForce GT 240. The GeForce 9600 GT does surprisingly well here, however, matching the performance of the new Radeon card.
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amdfangirl 4800x900? Are you serious?Reply
Otherwise, great review. Just curious, are you going to make Flash 10.1 playback a benchmark? I'm just interested. -
noob2222 If it weren't for the 4770, this would be priced decently, at the same price it kills the 240. If they were to lower the price to $80 for the 5670, the 240 would get the dumb buy of the year award. IMO $90 would be about right, $80 is definatly too cheap.Reply
Here it will have to compete against the similarly-performing $80 GeForce 9600 GT
... wrong. it won crysis, was close in far cry2 and Hawx. It was slaughtered in the rest of the games by the 5670.
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notty22 ..................Radeon HD 5670 Radeon HD 4770Reply
Shader Processors 400 640
Texture Units: 20 32
Color ROPs: 8 16
Those numbers against the 4770 show, a crippled card. Is this to leave something in the cupboard for the next generation ?
Just meh, no reason for this card to exist at all.
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belial2k I think the points made here about the pricing could be made about the entire 5xxx series. At no point in the entire line is there a GOOD value. Everything can be beaten in price/ performance by previous generation cards or combination of cards...even the 5870 loses badly to two 4890s for less money. The only thing they have going for them is DX11 and eyefinity, which for most gamers are rather questionable "value" adds because of the huge hit DX11 gives framerates and the 3 monitors needed for eyefinity. All these cards need to come down in price before they become smart price/performance buys.Reply -
duckmanx88 notty22Just meh, no reason for this card to exist at all.Reply
low price point, low power consumption, and extremely close to the 9800GT in performance. Plenty of reasons to like this card. especially for a casual Sims or Torchlight gamer.
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cleeve noob2222It was slaughtered in the rest of the games by the 5670.Reply
"Slaughtered". +1 for hyperbole! -
noob2222 Cleeve"Slaughtered". +1 for hyperbole!What would you call 12-20% faster across the board?Reply
oh, right, "similar" noting like the pot calling the kettle black huh. -
Otus 4850 and 4770 will be out soon and prices for what units are left will probably rise in price. There's probably room for price cuts for 5670 at aReply