ATi Radeon HD 5670

I don't think the point is that it runs DX11, but that it's a great card for the money. It's probably too weak to run much of the DX11 effects as pointed out in the article.
 
diduknowthat said:
I don't think the point is that it runs DX11, but that it's a great card for the money. It's probably too weak to run much of the DX11 effects as pointed out in the article.
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the ebay builders don't care about that, to them an 8500 is THE WORLDS GREATEST GAMING CARD!! CAN SUPPORT THE LATEST DX10 GAMES :eek::eek::eek: etc etc :P
 
hopefully more people start buying these, maybe it will drop the price on the 5770's, which i plan to buy.

Then again, i only play at 1280x1024, so the 5670 might do quite nicely for me. Because i am in australia, i can cans ee this card costing about $120 AUD, which is under what a 4850 costs.
 
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linkin93 said:
hopefully more people start buying these, maybe it will drop the price on the 5770's, which i plan to buy.

Then again, i only play at 1280x1024, so the 5670 might do quite nicely for me. Because i am in australia, i can cans ee this card costing about $120 AUD, which is under what a 4850 costs.
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I doubt it would perform as well as a 4850 though. It may be close, but still won't be quite as good I'd have thought.

A 5670 will be the upper lower end if you get me, and the low-mid range cards usually=the performance of the previous top mid-top end cards.

Rather than getting a 5770, would it not be worth trying to get the extra bit of money together to get a 5850? Much better performance for not a whole lot more (that is for the performance gain)
 
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