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PowerColor Radeon HD 5770 |
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Written by Nebojsa Todorovic
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Tuesday, 13 October 2009 |
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Results
Our assumptions were right, and this card performed very close to HD 4870 model. Since we conducted tests under Windows 7 OS, we noticed that in most games HD 5770 performed very well, except in Crysis Warhead. Another important difference is that we used DirectX 10 and not DirectX 9, as it was case with HD 4850 and HD 4870 benchmarks. Since only game that supports DirectX 11, at the moment, is Battle Forge all other benchmark results were done with older version of DirectX. Real power of this graphics card can be seen in synthetic benchmark results, which place Radeon HD 5770 in between HD 4850 and HD 4870 models. Real performance levels we won’t be able to show you until more DirectX11 games come out. Until that moment comes, DirectX9 and DirectX10 games will be played in high resolutions, with some compromises when it comes to filtering and anti aliasing settings.
| PowerColor Radeon HD 5770 - Results |
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1680x1050
0xAA 0xAF |
1920x1200
0xAA 0xAF |
3D Mark 06
[Final Score/SM2.0/3.0] |
12386 / 5126 / 4888 |
11409 / 4778 / 4353 |
| 3D Mark Vantage (High Settings) [Final Score/GPU] |
4626 / 4187 |
| Crysis Warhead |
15.9fps |
18.6fps |
| World in Conflict |
40fps |
35fps |
Street Fighter 4
[Score/FPS] |
12178points / 115.6fps |
10802points / 105.5fps |
| X3TC Demo |
79.9fps |
73.8fps |
Unigine Tropics 1.2
[FPS/Score] |
40.1fps / 1010 |
34.5fps / 870 |
Unigine Sanctuary 2.2
[FPS/Score] |
50.6fps / 2146points |
44.0fps / 1866points |
| Battleforge [FPS] |
36fps |
30fps |
| Test configuration |
AMD Phenom X4 965BE @ 3,6GHz, 2x1GB Corsair DDR3, ASUS M4A78-T Deluxe, Windows 7 RTM, ATI Catalyst 9.10 Beta |
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