Sapphire Radeon HD 7770 GHz Flex Edition 1GB GDDR5 PCIe 11201-12-20G

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

1
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Allows for Eyefinity without special monitors or expensive adapters, Solid performance in single 1080P gaming, Stays quiet even at full load, Cost attractive, even for Crossfire setups
Eyefinity capabilities on card, Excellent temperatures, Low noise, Affordable

Cons:

Single card Eyefinity gaming performance is underwhelming.
Only 1GB of memory

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Last revision on August 30, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Allows for Eyefinity without special monitors or expensive adapters, Solid performance in single 1080P gaming, Stays quiet even at full load, Cost attractive, even for Crossfire setups
Eyefinity capabilities on card, Excellent temperatures, Low noise, Affordable

Reviewers Didn't Like

Single card Eyefinity gaming performance is underwhelming
Only 1GB of memory
Too weak for good Eyefinity gaming, Can't beat older GTX 460

Expert reviews and ratings

It is hard to not to choose the Sapphire Flex HD 7770 if you are simply looking for a card that offers good performance, consumes low power, and offers such wide range of flexibility in terms of display support. It earns the Bjorn3D Seal of...

By bjorn3d.com on September 28, 2012

Eyefinity technology on card, but lacks horsepower for higher resolutions. Discuss in the...

By Pureoverclock on September 21, 2012

We have reviewed all of Sapphire’s Flex cards to date and today we are looking at the latest, budget addition in their range, the HD7770 Flex GHZ Edition. Sapphire are shipping this card with a custom low noise cooling solution and we aim to find...

By Kitguru.net on September 18, 2012

The first thing which is noticeable about the new Sapphire FleX card isn't anything to do with the card itself but the protection it has during shipping. As well as the now common padded bag along with plenty of cardboard Sapphire attach a plastic cover...

By HardwareHeaven on September 06, 2012

When you are shopping for a new video card you are going to have a lot of options to select from, even just when considering what models to pick from AMD and Nvidia. As always your budget will determine what you will be looking at. If you find yourself...

By LanOC Reviews on February 19, 2013

Following our recent reviews of the Sapphire HD 7950 FleX Edition and Sapphire HD 7870 FleX Edition , we are taking a look at Sapphire Technologies HD 7770 FleX Edition video card. This particular model is the lowest entry point for those of you looking...

By TechwareLabs on November 13, 2012

As an entry level graphics solution, the Sapphire HD 7770 GHz Edition Flex is an excellent choice for those who are looking for a low cost upgrade or building an inexpensive CrossFireX setup. As a single card solution, the HD 7770 FleX is better suited...

By Neoseeker on September 25, 2012

The Radeon HD 7770 graphics card is a bit of an unsung hero in the GPU world, and we will be the first to admit that we're probably part of that census. When the card launched, it was aimed at the budget conscious and was a fantastic milestone for those...

By eTeknix on September 24, 2012

Chances are the main reasons for buying a card like the Sapphire Radeon FleX 7770 is because of its abilities to take three regular DVI monitors and use the well-known Eyefinity technology. This will definitely enhance the gaming experience but feel it...

By proclockers.com on September 15, 2012

In mid-February of this year, AMD released the HD 7770 on 28nm featuring their new GCN architecture complete with Eyefinity Technology 2.0 and DX11.1. It's based on AMD's GPU named “Cape Verde” and its stock core clock is 1GHz. We evaluated the Sapphire...

By alienbabeltech.com on September 06, 2012

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