Sapphire 100283VX-2L Vapor-X HD 5770 1 GB PCI Express 2.1 x16 Graphics Card

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--incredible cost-performance ratio!!--plays battlefield negative business two on all high settings ƒx MSAA even though)--stays Below 60 Celsius (except through furmark extreme burning mode lol)--quite quiet even with my custom fan curve (msi afterburner) which is not specifically tailored for silence :)--for 贶!??!? A TOTAL NO-BRAINER!!! get it!!!!! Amazing overall performance you will not be disappointed unless u try to play crysis on 6monitors at after lol It's not as potent as a 5970? (disregard that)The thermal paste included is not applied quite effectively (at least on mine) only half of the chip in fact had paste on it and the paste wasn't so high high quality the high quality element wouldn't have bothered me but the negative application did...the card was going into the mid 70's gaming and would exceed 80 Celsius in furmark! Took off the shroud and pit some Arctic Silver five on and VOILA! In my first build...It does have a side fan blowing on it (Antec 600 situation with fantastic airflow) and it has arctic silver for thermal paste, as well as a custom fan curve so I almost certainly get superior temps than most...OCed to 900 core񳃫 memory Totally stable for two months

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Price tag and overall performance....plays every little thing at max settings at 1080p resolution...stays cool. Haven't even bothered attempting to overclock it..... None...can't beat it for the price tag.

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I should start saying I am not a gamer, but I customized Pc'sI develop a Computer High Mid Range Gamer Machine, so I want it a very good video card to install in this develop. O pick this card I bought Assasing Creed II. What can I say I am hook and hunting to up grade to SLI two of this babies. None NZXT PHANTOM CaseNZXT 750 PSUAsus M4A785-MGSkill two. GBAMD Callisto 3.two Seagate 500 GBSapphire 5770

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Nice graphics card. Netted me a 7.4 out of 7.9 in the graphics and gaming graphics categories in the Windows Experience Index. None

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This card is certainly remarkable. I have an Acer X192W with a max resolution of 1440x900. At the moment I am able to run practically any game I throw at it at MAX res, and full anti aliasing on. This card for the cash is Effectively worth the price. I have not been able to come across a single flaw in this card as far as the operation of it goes. I extremely advocate this card to everyone seeking to upgrade their old 1. It doesn't dance for you when you play music seriously loud!

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My 5 year old personal computer operating Windows XP 64 runs like new once again. My prior card, an EVGA Geforce 7900GT, was giving up the ghost. I was finding garbled screens whenever running Fallout 3 on medium to low settings and also on WoW. Now I can run via Fallout three on high settings with high frame rates and no problems whatsoever. Just gotta attempt SCII now. Not much of a con, didn't believe it was worth docking an egg due to the fact I'm employed to this with my OS and there was an easy repair, but the driver cd would not initialize. I got an error stating the plan wasn't a valid Win32 application even though it lists WinXP 64 as a supported OS. I had to download the drivers from Sapphire's internet site. Just a heads up if any person obtaining this has the exact same OS. My Specs:Asus A8N SLI Deluxe Mobotwo gig RAMAMD Athlon64 3500+ @ 2.2GHzAntec TrueControl 2. PSU @ 550WattsI was worried my method would throttle it, but so far I have been blazing by way of my games with high settings.I do not overclock any of my elements if that assists.

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Quiet, simple to install, and came with any attachments you may want, including Crossfire bridge. Runs games well, overclocking interface is uncomplicated to use and runs stable. None yet. Exceptional card for the cost and must be good for Crossfire.

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-Soft blue lighting of the Sapphire logo on the best side.-Looks and feels sturdy.-Handles max on all my games, such as:Starcraft twoDead Space twoCOD Modern Warfare twoBF Negative Business 2Assassin's Creed Brotherhood None My ProgramɈGB RAMAMD Athlon II X3 450Dual-screening a 19" and a 17"Comes with a DVI to VGA adapter, a PCIE power cable, the driver CD, a crossfire bridge, a fast installation guide and another pamphlet, and a Sapphire logo sticker.

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The Sapphire HD 5770 is a "no brainer" obtain. The cost is good and the efficiency is stellar for what is packed on the PCB. The good quality I received of the item is excellent correct down to the packing material enveloping the card. The card is sitting in my putter proper now at a temp around 39C and is most likely cooler, but the CCC doesn't register temps any lower. The fan is quiet. Significantly much more quiet than the HD 4890 I replaced. I replaced the HD 4890 for this card due to the fact it doesn't considerably outperform this card which is quiter, cooler, and employed much less power. And, this card is a DX11 card which is immediately applied by Windows 7. Not to mention all the other bells and whistles that come in this upgrade. I couldn't be a lot more pleased with this Sapphire item! When I plugged in this card, booted up, and installed the CCC and drivers, there was a black border about my screen. I wish Sapphire would include in their directions how to set GPU scaling. With just a single click on a box the situation was resolved, but it took me a few needless minutes attempting to find out how to fix the issue. This card replaced an HD 4890 and I couldn't be a lot more content with the replacement. I wanted anything less noisy, cooler, and a lot more energy efficient and which would also give me the advantages of employing DX11 with Windows 7. This card does that all and will allow me to play all my games at max settings.

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This card is extremely nice. For most games, it runs excellent at 1920x1080 resolution with minimal AA and AF, although AF doesn't generally stress the card out as well substantially. For 1280x1024 gaming, you can turn every little thing up and not have to worry about anything at all with the exception of really handful of games. The Vapor-X cooling is extremely great and teaming it up with MSI Afterburner and setting up fan manage levels will allow you to hold the temperatures beneath 60 C. that temperature is also with Core Clock at 900 MHz and Memory Clock at 1300 MHz, both of which are completely stable immediately after running for an complete week with out being shut down and operating games such as Negative Corporation two and Metro 2033. I haven't attempted out Crossfire but so I can't attest to how well it operates. Some games at 1920x1080 don't run incredibly well since of how graphically intensive they are. I have to keep AA off or at a low level on Bad Firm 2 in order to run it at smooth frame rates. Then again I can't actually call this a con due to the fact I by no means expected getting a new monitor with a higher resolution so soon. My current gaming rig:MSI 890GXM-G65AMD Phenom II X4 955 @ three.eight GHzfour GB Kingston 1333 DDR3 RAM64 GB Samsung SLC SSDTotal of 1 TB HDD areaViewsonic LED 1080p

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Runs all my games at 40-60fps @ 1920x1080 max'd out.Runs lower resolutions/detail at 100fps in most other conditionsNever appears to run greater than 43C in my Lian Li caseRevised v2 heatsink appears solid Doesn't seem effortless to add heatsinks to the RAM Appears pretty nice in the case with the glowing blue "S" logo when runningSeeking forward to another 1 for Crossfire soon

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-Runs most games pretty well by itself. I have it in an "uneven" crossfire connection with a 5750 and have yet to actually have anything that hampers efficiency (albeit ARMA two and Crysis, but that's to be expected when running at high resolutions/settings).-Has about the identical construct good quality of my 5750 (also sapphire), which is great. Shroud, fan, and heatsink all nicely secured; doesn't look like there had been any sloppy applications of thermal paste, and the fans are added quiet, even at 100% speed.-Comes with a crossfire connector (I know it's basically standard with cards like these, but it's always excellent to have a spare).-Extremely low cost upgrade for crossfire. Adding this to a 5750 gets nearly equal (sometimes less/more) performance than other, far more expensive cards (look them up, as I can't mention them here). -Gets truly toasty if you haven't managed your wires and you're operating crossfire. Operating Furmark gave me a 90C reading at peak in crossfire. On the other hand, I ran it by itself (without the 5750 under it) and it hit upwards of 85C. At that point, I toyed with my fans and crammed the wires out of the way, and in crossfire it only gets up to about 72C. Essentially, keep an eye on your temps.-This is just getting nitpicky, but they truly require to begin getting RAM heatsinks on these things. If you can manage to make some, I would put them on, since the RAM get's nearly as hot as the GPU according to a temp probe I employed (given this isn't also accurate, it could have been hotter/cooler).-Drivers are rather so-so. If you want to overclock, I would get MSI Afterburner as an alternative, as you can also manage your fan curve and voltages (things that catalyst won't let you tinker with). If you're going to go the crossfire route, not all programs are supported unless AMD makes a "profile" for them. Overall, a good card for the cost. I'm pleased with the obtain.

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-򜮀x1080 runs most games at highest settings (highest excellent mipmapping and super-sample AA set in CCC)...see other thoughts-even OC'ed fairly high to 930񳄄MHz, it stays quite cool (with a custom fan curve), I've noticed a max of 67C in the course of Crysis (the fan speed is 62% at that temperature), and Furmark gets it to 75C with the fan at 75% speed-QUIET FAN...it's just about inaudible till about 55%, then you start to hear it, at the 75% Furmark speed it's fairly loud but not as negative as reference :)-high overclocking heaadroom, at my speeds I'm obtaining 5830 performance (or GTX460 768MB) and sometimes much better! -Paid a premium more than XFX version, but searching at the overclocking on this issue...not truly a con-the reason this card is so quiet is due to the fact of the vapor chamber...the fan itself isn't THAT a lot quieter than the reference it can get offending at 100% speed (though you shouldn't need to have to maintain it that high at all...-Weeeelllllll I suppose the 5870񴛆 is twice the power of these but they're a lot additional expensive :P-128-bit memory (don't truly know what sort of influence that has although) BFBC2: Everything high, HBAO off, 2xAA, 16xAF I get about 45fps average, dropping to the 20's in the components where bombs blow up in your face and going to the 60 max in calm places (vsync)CoD4: Maximum almost everything, Added texture, highest AF, 4xAA, always above 30fps, can get to 90 in calm areasCrysis: 1920x1076 (to beat the 1080p dilemma exactly where the screen had black bars all around), 0xAA, all Really HIGH except shaders, volumetric effects, and particles I get 30-40fps at all occasions except really intense components where it goes to a low of 16fps at timesDirt two: ultra every little thing that can be ultra, 8xAA, crowds off ᡚfps at any time, generally mid to high 40's in fpsNFS Shift: setting 134 ƒxAA, 1920x1080), almost everything maximum, 16xAA I get ᡞfps at any time, commonly the fps is in the high 40's to low 50'sWEI score of 7.five for this card and i'm running on Catalyst ten.12 now (which really raised the WEI from 7.4 to 7.5 for whatever reason)

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- Great for any person looking to save money and still have excellent graphics- Has all the goodies of any high-end card, DX11, GDDR5, even eye-finity which is great for enthusiasts.- Supports high-finish resolutions and has 4 connectors - Wish it had more shader processors, but that's what comes with this price tag range anyway- I'd choose a 20dollar money rebate, the existing rebate as of this date gives a discount on other cards. I don't plan to obtain a different card anytime soon...but the cost doesn't need any assist to start with. If you presently do not personal a graphics card and you are thinking about shopping for two of these for crossfire, don't. These cards in crossfire run about as well as a single 5870, but the 5870 still wins outs general and especially in conditions exactly where crossfire isn't even supported. The 5870 is the same cost as 2 of these cards, possibly even more affordable depending on which brand you go with. On the other hand, if your only seeking to purchase a single card in this price range, it's amazing bang for the buck.This is a guru3d review where I identified out the above information, don't take my word for it, take theirs.http://www.guru3d.com/news/radeon-hd-5770-assessment-crossfire/

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I am in a position to run virtually all of my games at high to max graphics at a high FPS ࿒+). I have not tried Crysis since I truly don't care. I've not attempted overclocking it but, although I may do this soon now that I know it's a trustworthy card and I've had no problems. None but. It was a tiny difficult to get operating, but only due to the fact I was attempting to get it set up with my Apple 24" LED Cinema Display. I had to purchase a converter box from ATLONA (after I had tried 1 of their Mini DisplayPort => DisplayPort adapter dongles with no luck) for about 贶. I was A-OK with that obtain, even though, mainly because the Apple display is 1 of the finest displays I've owned and the 贶 was less costly than getting a new 24" display.

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Outstanding Card. Although its not on par with some of the new cards I doubt the typical gamer is going to complain. I don't so how any one could. I like the concept that its not enclosed considerably greater for cooling and it looks wonderful in the case !Develop ş (First Construct)Case: Corsair 600t Mid Tower ATXBoard: ... GIGABYTE X58A-UD3R CPU: ..... Intel Core i7 950 (Bloomfield) three.06ghz (Stock Speed)RAM: ....CORSAIR XMS3 6GB Ɠ x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model TR3X6G1333C7 GGPU:..... SAPPHIRE Vapor-X 100283VX-2L Radeon HD 5770 (Juniper XT) 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express two.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Help Video Card w/ EyefinityPSU: ......CORSAIR AX750 DRIVES/STORAGE: C:\ SAMSUNG SSD렘; E:\ WD Caviar Black WD1002FAEX 1TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Challenging Drive -Bare Drive. DVD: R\W SAMSUNG Black 22X DVD+R 8X DVD+RW 16X DVD+R DL 22X DVD-R 6X DVD-RW 12X DVD-RAM 16X DVD-ROM 48X CD-R 32X CD-RW 48X CD-ROM 2MB Cache SATA DVD Bur zero Did my property function and every little thing turned out excellent. Don't be afraid to ask queries, thats how you study. I have to admit that i was genuinely nervous as i have been a Mac user for 20 years this was my very first create and it came out fantastic!

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Nice card, supports CrossfireX, not as well pricey, runs games like Mass Effect 2 and F.E.A.R. two flawlessly. Has a blue led behind a translucent Sapphire logo which looks great if your case has a window. I know it's an outdated form of connector, but I wish it came with an s-video port, I haven't bought an HDTV however, and in all probability won't soon. It's major, but hey, you can tell from the picture. It comes with a CrossfireX ribbon. 1st time I've purchased a CrossfireX card, so I assume all of them do. I'm positive I'll ultimately acquire a second and connect them.

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Good Video, Sleek Style Drivers do not want to clock the speeds right, It went from 800 MHZ to 5xx Then to 320MHZ - Tried to send it back got a rma, Got a replacement exact same exact thing. May well have been my Personal computer for some cause, I got a 460 MSI Cyclone and it's operating fine though and it's greater then this.

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Fits nicely into my micro ATX HTPCNo driver troublesEffortless install7.four WEI It is as well noisy for an HTPC I just had to do it. So a lot of positive reviews on this card: good efficiency, not as well huge, not as well a lot heat, quiet.Quiet is a relative term. Quiet to a gamer signifies quieter than the final maxed- out card he had. Quiet to me indicates, beneath usual usage, it does not drown out dialog though I am attempting to watch a film.And no, it not that poor. It does not drown out dialog, but the its fan audibly kicks in the moment I boot up the machine, and it is way louder than the dimunitive GT 430 card that preceded the Radeon, and I do not get any relief unless I completely power down.And it don't hear rattling or something like that to indicate the fan is not operating effectively, nor has the card made an undue amount of heat-- It shouldn't I am not utilizing it for gaming at all. Need to it be that loud? What is the experience of some of you other owners?

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Runs games at smooth frame rates (when it runs that is)Great bang for your buckIncredibly quiet and coolNo BSOD when common computing e.g., browsing the web, writing papers (kind of a pathetic pro...)Irrelevant but I really feel it wants to be stated, Newegg has been great. Rapidly shipping and great resources. When playing games I get the BSOD all of the time! It's supremely annoying. I've tried every little thing also, unique drivers, adjusting voltages and setting the GPU and MEM clock to 200룄 respectively as I have read in a earlier critique and elsewhere on-line. Nothing. I know the card is the lead to of my BSOD since I get error messages immediately after rebooting that the ATI drivers have stopped operating.If you really feel like taking my assistance, look at other cards, I have owned NVIDIAs in the past and have in no way had a issue with them. This card has been my very first impression of ATI, and needless to say hasn't been a fantastic one.Will be returning this card ASAPSystem:AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black EditionASRock 870 Extreme3 Mobo2x2GB G.Skill Ripjaws500GB Samsung SATA II HD 7200rpmASUS DVD-RW Drive (nothing specific)Antec 500W Power Supply

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Runs all games on high/ultra, nice blue led light, matches my case. runs Starcraft 2 ultra smoothly, runs BF2BC smooth as nicely. Good get for a spending budget develop. none really. plan to crossfire. or just invest in 6000 series.m4a78t-e955 BE Sapphire 5770 two.1600w430 elite4gs Gskill ripjaw memory.

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Amazingly silent No complaints

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So far so great When I run the software in CD beneath the Win XP, catalog manage center was failed to be installed. But I reinstalled the earlier edition as an alternative of the latest one, no issue appeared any far more.

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Operating Win7 and almost everything is just so smooth. In a position to max out Each and every game I've thrown at it so far without a hiccup at 1680x1050. Ran an HDMI to my 42"LCD Television and wow... looks excellent and games nevertheless remarkable and smooth. Keeps nicen n cool operating at about 40'C idle and no higher than 67'C below load for hours. Even though operating alot quieter than I had expected. If your budget is to stay under 赨 you will not be disappointed with this card. Shipping was nice n rapid too, thanks Newegg. None so far.... When installing be sure to disable any onboard video drivers just before you install ATI Catalyst Manage Center. I had no matters at all but just a tip, I've heard some had troubles.

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Wonderful price tag for the performance!Lower energy needs than an Nvidia GTS250Vapor-X keeps the card at cool temps At initial installation, there was a border about the pc screen working with the HDMI outputs. After undertaking a tiny bit of investigation, I found that all that was needed was to scale the underscan/overscan to % in the CCC. This was bothersome at very first but now I am experiencing complete screen 1080p that looks so significantly far better than my GTS250 did! I'm not an "Nvidia" or "Radeon" biased individual. I have owned both brands and I only go with the one particular that fits my budget/performance wants. Radeon has often been the more affordable firm and honestly, radeon cards in the past have been a lot worse than Nvidia. Nicely the tides have altered and Radeon is leader at the moment so that is the corporation I decide on to use.Intel Pentuim dual core two.5Ghz OC'ed to 3.07Gigabyte GA EP43-UD3LG.Skill DDR2 1066SAPPHIRE Vapor-X HD 5770