Asus Radeon HD 5870 Voltage Tweak Edition 1GB PCIe EAH5870/G/2DIS/1GD5

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Asus Radeon HD 5870 Voltage Tweak Edition 1GB PCIe EAH5870/G/2DIS/1GD5
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The Asus EAH5870 is a great example of ATi’s flagship single-GPU video card. It offers a better bundle than average and a generous three year warranty. The Voltage Tweak feature is also invaluable if you are the kind of user who likes to shoot for...

By ITShootOut on
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There aren't many things to distinguish the various ATI Radeon 5870 cards on the market, as the majority of manufacturers have reference designs, a bundle game of DiRT 2 included, and equal prices across the board. This leaves most of them vying for...

By Pureoverclock on
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One area where Asus doesn’t quite stack up, however, is its warranty support. Asus offers a three-year limited warranty on the EAH5870. If you’re the type that upgrades often, that may not be an issue. But for those who want a little more peace of mind,...

By ComputerPowerUser on
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AMD has been surprisingly fair when it’s come to HD 5870 pricing considering it’s a flagship high end card with no direct completion from Nvidia right now, and the price of just over £300 is a reasonable amount to pay for the fastest...

By Bit-tech.net on

As you saw from all of the gaming and synthetic benchmark tests we ran on the two cards, the GTX480 seemed to be in the lead for the majority of them. We thought the HD5870 would put up more of a fight than it did and we were wrong! The 5870 got...

By TechReaction.net on

With the EAH5870 ASUS presents a single-GPU graphics card with overwhelming performance. This is especially impressive if you consider that the card is based on ATI's the reference design. The fact that ATI was able to double the bandwidth as well...

By Ocaholic on

The Asus EAH5870 performed exactly as expected. Considering the fact that the card has the exact same stock GPU and memory clocks as AMD's own Radeon HD 5870, it should come as no surprise that both cards performed right in-line with each other. In...

By HotHardware on

Since all of the cards are identical, we'll generalize the conclusion. Once again we showed that RADEON HD 5870 is a great product in its price range (about $400). It easily outperforms the competing...

By iXBT Labs on

The combination of the ASUS HD 5870 and Windows 7 was a match made in heaven. There's no better way to compliment one than by buying the other for some downright brilliant performance. In our results, the GTX295 still kept its performance crown, but...

By Vortez on

ASUS has delivered a fantastic ATI Radeon HD 5870 based video card with the option to manualy tweak GPU voltages. SmartDoctor worked easily, and with voltage modification allowed us to achieve above 1GHz GPU frequencies improving performance. One...

By HardOCP on