News - AMD ATI Radeon HD 5770 pictured, benchmarked

[HEXUS]

AMD's upcoming mid-range offering has made its way into the hands of Taiwanese users.

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[scaryjim]

Assuming that the report is correct, the 'Juniper' HD 5750 will feature 1,120 stream processors operating at 700MHz and a 128-bit memory interface allied to GDDR5 memory running at an effective 4,600MHz.

The card (HD 5770), ..., features a GPU clocked at 800MHz, 800 stream processors and 1GB of GDDR5 memory clocked at 1,200MHz - assuming web-based reports are correct, of course.

Either those specs are the wrong way round, or something else has gone very wrong...

[Arthran]

maybe its a 5750 they have for testing not a 5770

[UseItNow]

Looks like this will be a nice addition to my HTPC, good power consumption, decent gaming and hopefully audio bitstreaming capabilities as those of the bigger brothers!

[Champman99]

I can't believe those are proper benchmarks. Don't you need specific driver support for the card to get reliable numbers - and the performance just seems so.. poor.

Still this will probably be more in my price range that then 5800 series, so looking forward to HEXUS getting hold of one and giving us some numbers that we can trust.

[baius]

Personally, I think it's just another subliminal marketing attempt by Razer - but I was wise to it.

(Were you?)

[Zak33]

Personally, I think it's just another subliminal marketing attempt by Razer - but I was wise to it.

(Were you?)

lol....courtest of the mouse mat in the back bround ...wel spotted

This card is really eagerly awaited by the midrange card purchasers of the gaming world so to see a more extended review is clearly what we're all looking forward too

[Zak33]

I can't believe those are proper benchmarks. Don't you need specific driver support for the card to get reliable numbers - and the performance just seems so.. poor.

Still this will probably be more in my price range that then 5800 series, so looking forward to HEXUS getting hold of one and giving us some numbers that we can trust.

I'm not sure if the latest Cat drivers are even properly tweaked for the 5700 series, so I too hope to see increases in performance. But that's for another day I guess