Sapphire Radeon HD 6670 1GB GDDR5 PCIe

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

2
Average:

1
Bad:

0

Pros:

Cool and Quiet, Ideal for non-gaming high-res and Eyefinity setups, Overall good performance in games, Plays 1080p video well

Cons:

Lower pricetoperformance ratio

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Last revision on January 27, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Cool and Quiet, Ideal for non-gaming high-res and Eyefinity setups, Overall good performance in games, Plays 1080p video well

Expert reviews and ratings

With the release of the three Turks GPU's (the HD 6450, HD 6570, and HD 6670), AMD now has nine graphics cards in their Northern Island line-up. The lower-end mainstream lineup goes as such: HD 6670 1GB $100 HD 6570 $75 HD 6450 $50 Today...

By Bjorn3D on May 13, 2011

We've been getting hot under the GPU-collar for the top end of the graphics market in the last few months, with the release of both AMD's Radeon HD 6990 and Nvidia's GeForce GTX 590 dual-GPU monoliths. But we still love a cheeky, cheap GPU...

By TechRadar on May 04, 2011

With the release of these Radeons, AMD can give itself a pat on its back for releasing its entire Radeon HD 6000 series within half a year. While there have been slight hiccups along the way, with the delay of some SKUs, AMD has managed to get the job...

By HardwareZone.com on May 02, 2011

As we noted earlier in the review Sapphire have identified a gap in the market and created the low profile 6670 with single slot cooler to target consumers with this requirement. For that reason the card scores well on the design front, it fits that...

By HardwareHeaven on January 01, 2006

The Sapphire Radeon HD 6670 delivers on every claim that Sapphire has made. It is a small, low-profile, low cost graphics card that is capable of DirectX 11 quality graphics for just under ninety-bucks. This card would make an excellent upgrade for...

By TechwareLabs on January 25, 2012

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By TechReaction.net on December 07, 2011

The SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 6670 has changed my perception of what an inexpensive GPU can do. I did not expect a card that costs about $100 to be able to play modern games at 1920×1080 and not look like a slide show, much less handle Eyefinity gaming. ...

By Icrontic on May 05, 2011

AMD's Turks lineup is very interesting. Positioned in the lower end of the budget spectrum, there isn't much in terms of competition from Nvidia against these cards. Both the Radeon 6570 and 6670 will easily beat the GT 430, though both...

By Pureoverclock on May 02, 2011

Going back to the first question that I asked at the beginning of the review — are you looking for a new graphics card for your system? Well if you answered yes to this question and you are not looking to break any world records or play video...

By Overclockers Club on April 25, 2011

When we looked at the reference AMD HD 6670 we found it to be a decent graphics card for its respective price. It offered mainstream consumers a sub-$100 product that can boost general computing via technologies such as Eyefinity, Accelerated...

By Neoseeker on April 21, 2011

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