HIS Radeon HD 5670 IceQ 512MB PCIe H567Q512

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Pros:

Solid performance upgrade over HD 4670, Extremely quiet, Custom design, 40 nm GPU, Support for DirectX 11, Support for AMD EyeFinity Technology, Native HDMI, Low temperatures

Cons:

Fairly high price, Higher idle power draw than other HD 5000 cards, No support for CUDA/PhysX

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Last revision on August 9, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Solid performance upgrade over HD 4670, Extremely quiet, Custom design, 40 nm GPU, Support for DirectX 11, Support for AMD EyeFinity Technology, Native HDMI, Low temperatures

Reviewers Didn't Like

Fairly high price, Higher idle power draw than other HD 5000 cards, No support for CUDA/PhysX

Expert reviews and ratings

Another capable graphics card from ATI, but the older HD 4770 provides better value for money....

By Expert Reviews on March 02, 2010

AMD's Radeon HD 5670 can successfully improve over the aging HD 4670. It offers 20% more performance without any power increase or extra heat. This allows AIBs to build cards that are extremely quiet, in our case the HIS HD 5670 IceQ is the quietest...

By techPowerUp! on January 14, 2010

First, forget about Radeon HD 5570. Sometimes chip manufacturers release products that are too close to each other in price but with a huge performance difference between them. This is exactly what happens with Radeon HD 5570 and Radeon HD 5670.The...

By Hardware Secrets on March 31, 2010

So it's not a gaming card, but the most important thing to bear in mind is that although its very much a cut-down version of the 5x series architecture, it still keeps the feature set; DirectX 11 support, UVD2 video decoding, HDMI bit streaming and...

By IT Reviews on February 23, 2010

I really was impressed with the performance and value of HIS’s HD 5670 IceQ 512MB video card. HIS always has had a different approach on video cards that makes them both more attractive and good cooling with their IceQ line and the HD 5670 IceQ is...

By Overclockers Online on February 13, 2010

This has been a pretty interesting review and I'm actually hesitant about my conclusions. On the face of things, looking at the results, the HIS Radeon 5670 IceQ 512MB (128bit) GDDR5 is a pretty good card, but it is a little over priced for the area...

By Viperlair on February 07, 2010

According to the test results, the new card considerably outperforms GeForce GT 240, its direct rival, as well as RADEON HD 4670, almost in all tests. In other words, the MSRP of $99 is more than adequate. If the actual price is...

By iXBT Labs on February 02, 2010

As we discussed in our initial review of the Radeon HD 5670 just a couple of short weeks ago, we were more than happy to see DirectX 11 capable hardware transitioned to ever-lower price points so quickly by AMD - While it makes business sense for the...

By Elite Bastards on January 26, 2010

So this conclusion will be much like the reference review. We like the Radeon HD 5670 for what it is and does. Surely it's not the greatest gaming card on the planet, in fact it's far from that -- though you will be able to play the occasional...

By Guru of 3D on January 25, 2010

Video Review: The HIS HD 5670 IceQ 512MB GDDR5 Video Card is king amongst bang for the buck video cards. The core speed on this product is 775MHz and the 512MB of GDDR5 128 bit memory is 4GHz DDR. It comes with 400 stream processing units for vertex,...

By 3dGameMan on January 16, 2010

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