I can also enjoy looking at the ownership of the HD 5770 Vapor-X me for today. I did not know exactly what to do. Waiting for ne 5850 or simply take here. Had previously ne GeForce 7950 GX2. Compared to this, the Vapor-X is of course much quieter. Instead of the fan concert I hear now really only the CPU fan. Already a huge difference. Hab in forums of "rarrr rarrr" read -Geräuschen. I can not confirm. The card runs quietly to himself. In Windows it is always below 40 ° C. Playing the fan for my taste falls not on negative. What image quality and connections it is of course top concerns. About DX11 and Eyefinity I need probably not much to tell. But the crux of the matter, in which the card is different from the hd58xx models of course, performance. There is currently a really hard choice, especially Crossfire offers even more possibilities than any case already exist. But right now it was the only choice for me for cost and Lieferberkeitsgründen. The card's in the CF in all benchmarks faster than the 5850. At about the same cost. Of course, to pay attention to the power consumption, but it is well known, excellent fuel economy. Now to the game's performance: I wanted also the same NEN Phenom II, an ASUS Crosshair III and 4GB OCZ Reaper with installing. But that's all not there yet. So I got the card just once tested on my old E6600 with 2GB of RAM. I've even tried to Bad Company 2. The 7950GX2 I could kick the game in the bin. Even with low resolution and low details only lag. By 5770, the game runs at 1650x1050 and highest settings with no apparent stuttering. Clear notice that the card itself must be some trouble, especially when half the Map explodes. But of real stuttering can be no question. I'm honestly surprised. Especially CPU and RAM currently also are still quite brakes. So if ne softly, looking fuel-efficient card with the latest features and the latest technology and a) not to wait and b) wants to do from the P / L ratio somewhat economically responsible, which can strike here quietly. Bad Company 2 runs. And if that goes, then boils down other really well. Who, of course, pro-gamer or so scolds himself, I would still recommend a bigger one. If the 5850 is actually available for 250 or even 220, what could be read in various sources, I would have love to the Dia snapped. But I do not have the feeling to have done something wrong with the HD 5770. It is at least ne perfect transition solution with sufficient power for the present!
