Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity 6 Edition 2GB GDDR5 PCIe

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Pros:

Four, five, and six displays with one card; 2GB VRAM.

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Not the fastest card for the price; sixmonitor gaming is performancelimited.

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Last revision on September 28, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Four, five, and six displays with one card; 2GB VRAM

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Not the fastest card for the price; sixmonitor gaming is performancelimited

Expert reviews and ratings

Six monitors + one graphics card = eye candy heaven Do gamers really need six monitors? Having two displays—maybe even three—on your desk certainly makes sense for a productivity boost. And having run some games on three displays, we can say...

By Maximum PC on June 24, 2010

SapphireTerry "CatalystMaker" Makedon, Manager for Catalyst Product team tells Rage3D that no special changes or additions have been made to the driver team or resources. You couldn't tell that from the recent pace of driver updates, fixes and...

By Rage3D on April 18, 2010

The Eyefinity 6 Edition of the HD 5870 is a very interesting card. For the business professional that requires a lot of screen space the Eyefinity 6 card is perfect. The stock trader that requires a lot of screen real estate will also love this card...

By Motherboards.org on April 25, 2010

Other than their video output configurations, the only major difference between the original Radeon HD 5870 and the new Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity 6 Edition is the size of their respective frame buffers. The original Radeon HD 5870 is outfitted with...

By HotHardware on March 31, 2010