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Old 11-07-2009, 12:35 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Exclamation The new Ati GPU's. 2x5770 or 1x5870?

So, i was checking out the new Ati cards and considered buying but i'd like to ask an opinnion form you guys ;D

Option one:
- Ati Radeon HD 5770 1Gb GDDR5 128-bit
- Ati Radeon HD 5770 1Gb GDDR5 128-bit
= Total cost of 300 €uros + postage

Option two:
- Ati Radeon HD 5870 1Gb GDDR5 256-bit
= Total cost of 350 €uros + postage


Which set of card(s) would have the most usage on gaming performance and other stuff like HD movie watching from a 42" FullHD TV etc..

So should i buy 2 cards with CrossFireX cheaper or just one card for a bit more expensive?
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Old 11-07-2009, 12:47 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I would go with the 5870 because it will do 1920x1080 no problem and you will not have to worry about crossfire scaling working well with your games.
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Yeah. Ty for your opinnion. I thinked about the pros and cons and came up to one 5870 because it has a lower power consumption, noise and it is also more easy to set up and also u get and extra pci-e slot if you for some reason wanna buy a second card that i really do not expect but..

Gonna buy one 5870!
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Yeah. Ty for your opinnion. I thinked about the pros and cons and came up to one 5870 because it has a lower power consumption, noise and it is also more easy to set up and also u get and extra pci-e slot if you for some reason wanna buy a second card that i really do not expect but..

Gonna buy one 5870!
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Sweet, nice choice man. It's a super powerful card and I am sure you will be happy with it.
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