Sapphire Vapor-X Radeon HD 5770 860MHZ 1GB 4.8GHZ GDDR5 PCI-E 2XDVI HDMI Display Port Video Card

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I bought this card just to fill in for a while and was pleasently surprised when I found out how awesome the Vapor-X model is. I overclocked this little beast to 1001 core and 1340 memory with the locked voltages! It is furmark stable and blazes through the games I have with ease and the fan keeps it under 70 degrees at full tilt. The cooler also has the neat little Sapphire logo that lights up blue when the computer is on which is just the icing on the cake. I'm tempted to buy another one now for Crossfire! A excellent buy and 100% recommended to anyone looking for the best bang for buck who isn't running huge resolutions.

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Well personally i had no problem with drivers in any game. Games i played with this card was Crysis,wow,lineage 2,elderscrolls 4 and what not i can't remember atm.I had this card running in a athlon X2 4400 stock in a old Hp.I got real cheap Hp 6 years ago. 2 gigs of ddr2-533,250gig wd 7200 rpm hd asus based board with nv6150 chipset.Nothing blazing but it ran everything fine p1440x900 with setting cranked up.I used to run wow or lineage 2 on 1 screen and watch a movie or tv shows on the second LCD np.

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funny, you would think that NCIX would fix the product page for this video card after all these months but they didnt... guess that tells you about the quality control going on there.anyways this graphics card is rly great, whats not mentioned is that there is a blue led around the fan of the graphics when its powered on.nothing bad about this card, great for its price, pretty high end and can handle almost all of the new games at max settings.

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Put this in my son's new machine (AMD Phenom II X4 965 with 4 gb of DDr3) and Starcraft 2 will crash on Ultra settings every time (the Black Screen of Death). Now, I don't think it's completely ATI's fault but it is driving me nuts. Stuck this same card into my Phenom 1 system (DDR2) and it runs with not a problem on Ultra settings. After days and days of research, yes, we can blame both Blizzard and ATI...but it's disappointing for my son to spend that cash and have it crash on his fave game. Finally have ATI Overdrive to crank up the fan to 100% while playing... and can now play on High setting (Ultra will still crash after 20 mins or so). Having said all that, this is a great card on my older system but I should have sprung for the 6850 instead. Sapphire has this card running at 38 degrees C at rest. 41 with dual monitors and 60+ during games. Anything over 65 puts it at risk of crashing.

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Good quality card and allows high to ultra high settings on almost any games. Always use ATI driver and not those you can find on Sapphire website if you want to avoid lot of problem.I got HDMI scaling problem but it was caused by ATI 10.9 driver. 10.10 fixed the problem.

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Installed this card into a system. Looks really good. Heatsink is well designed. Has all the display ports on it to hook up your monitor to it.

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Overall happy with this, I bought this card to augment an existing 5770 for some CrossfireX.The eyefinity support is a bonus, as my existing card did not support it.It was causing reboots with my system when I used the included molex to pcie adapter, but once I switched to my power supply's included pci-e cable the problems went away. (Had to use the adapter on my existing 5770).

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sapphire is a good brand but still problem with they driverget the one from ati if not you going to crash all time.this card is a mid-range video card but run most of the game in high setting.

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The card ran pretty hot before installing the drivers. After that it was pretty much idling at ~40C and at most 60C while on load. The fan is very quiet. I wish I had waited 2 more days, then I could've gotten it for cheaper.

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For the price this isn't a bad card that runs pretty cool. Just enough power to run most games at high resolution while remaining pretty cool in the process. Runs every game that I wanted to play on high details no problem. For the money, can't go wrong for a sub 200 card.

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I haven't tested this card for gaming yet, but this card has been running very cool at 30C idle. It also looks cool with the Sapphire Logo LED that's on the card.

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I have no complaints about this video card in terms of functionality. Have not really overclocked much, however review sites are showing better than reference card overclocks. With the half sized exhaust vent it may have been a smart idea to allow hot air to stay in the case rather than hoping to force all the hot air out of a small hole. I bought this card for silence and for it's somewhat lower temps than than the reference design. I have good case ventilation and idle temps after 1 hour of use and some gaming in between is 40c and load temps reach about a max of 70c running the "Heaven Benchmark v2.0" with Directx 11 mode with Extreme setting Tessellation. When running hot the fan is audible though just sounds like air flow, no buzz or hum from the fan.If this card had a full card bracket for exhausting hot air and a design to exhaust more of the air out I would have no reason to not give 5 out of 5. If you have decent case cooling and of course a good enough power supply this is a great card. If I had to choose any HD5770 today I'd likely still pick this card.

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Great card. Shipping was a bit slow with purolator but within the estimated weeks. Great card for the price and everything is working well 3 weeks in.

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I wanted to request an RMA and Sapphire charges between $25-$50.00 in fees to do an RMA AND it can take up to 30 days to process. Anyone interest in buying my card?