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Sapphire Radeon HD 5570 HDMI GDDR3 1GB PCIe

Based on 9 reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

3
Average:

4
Bad:

1

Pros

Small form factor, Low profile brackets included, Low power draw, especially in BD playback, Native HDMI, Decent gaming performance, Huge overclocking potential, 40 nm GPU, Support for DirectX 11, ArcSoft SimHD included
Build quality, Quiet, Price, Small Size
Decent Cooler, DDR3, No 6 Pin PCIE Needed
Direct X 11 Compatible, Very Affordable Upgrade, HDMI, HDCP, Eyefinity Multi Display Capable, Low Profile for HTPC Use.

Cons

Average Performance, 128bit Memory Interface
Expensive, Not too quiet, No support for CUDA/PhysX
Performance is a little lacking.
Little Pricey

By InsideHW on April 22, 2010

While a humble hardware potential is a very limiting factor in the case of HD 5450, which represents a very basic form of a discreet graphics card, HD 5570 packs performance very similar to that of HD 5670. Truth be told, DDR3 memory does hinder...

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By X-bit Labs on March 18, 2010

If you want to assemble your HTPC in a low-profile system case, you may prefer the Radeon HD 5570. It is a low-profile card that often comes with a low-profile mounting bracket included into the box. Its slow DDR3 memory...

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By PCWorld India on February 16, 2010

At Rs. 4,750, the Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5570 costs Rs. 1,000 lesser than the GDDR5 version of the GT 240. The 5570 does have some advantages, and its small size, quiet operation and low power consumption will win it some admirers....

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By techPowerUp! on February 12, 2010

I'm not entirely sure what to make out of this card. It destroys NVIDIA's GeForce GT 220 in every aspect, including pricing which is probably because NVIDIA's card is horribly overpriced. But then AMD's own Radeon HD 4670 is a lot...

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By Expert Reviews on February 11, 2010

If you really need a low-profile card that's capable of playing games, it's a good choice, but there are better-value gaming and media centre cards out there....

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By Fudzilla on February 09, 2010

This review is also available in German.Only a few days after launching the Radeon HD 5450, it’s time for HD 5570. Both cards are low end, but the numbering scheme is quick to show that the HD 5570 will be the faster of the two. These two cards...

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By Elite Bastards on February 09, 2010

When we took a look at AMD's Radeon HD 5670 as it launched last month, our admiration for seeing DirectX 11 hardware hit ever lower price points was tempered slightly by the exact nature of that particular card's price to performance ratio -...

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By HardwareHeaven on February 09, 2010

It is always interesting to see how a new product fits into the marketplace and with the Sapphire 5570 we have a card which looks to be very impressive. Depending on the region of purchase it will compete against the GT240 or GT220 and when comparing...

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By Pureoverclock on February 09, 2010

The Sapphire Radeon 5570 is a graphics card suitable for people on a fairly tight budget. It has a reasonable price tag of approximately $80 USD and can serve as a good upgrade in an older system. It's not passively cooler or silent like it's...

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By TweakNews on February 09, 2010

The Sapphire HD5570 has to be taken in context to truly see how and where this product fits in ATI's current lineup of DirectX 11 videocards. The HD5570 is targeted towards the user that wants a small form factor card to insert into a small...

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