Crysis with Radeon 5770

how many frames per second will i get with this card on very high? including AA? and wat about other modern games? im still confused between the 5770 and 5850. the 5850 is costing me too much so im not sure which one to get

how many frames per second will i get with this card on very high? including AA? and wat about other modern games? im still confused between the 5770 and 5850. the 5850 is costing me too much so im not sure which one to get

imran753

What resolution?

i donno.. i guess the standard resolution which is... 1280*1024?

i donno.. i guess the standard resolution which is... 1280*1024?

imran753

at that res it will run smoothly over 30FPS all very high 2aa, at 1680x1050 crysis will run about 25-28 FPS with a 5770. a 5770 can handle 1280x1024 all very high 2AA in crysis.

how many FPS can i get with a gtx 260 or a gtx 275?.. the thing is that these cards arent capable of directX 11

if the 5850 was lowered in price to $250 i would definately buy it

You might be able to find two 5750s for $250 and crossfire them. Performance should be comparible to the 5850 and occasionaly beat the 5870, but you may run in to occasional crossfire issues. The 5750 is probably just an underclocked 5770 GPU with 80 stream processors and 4 texture units disabled. Overclocked, the 5750 should be able to catch the 5770. Some people are not fans of SLI or Crossfire, but if you go this rout with the 5770 you will end up with 2 gigabytes of memory, twice the GPU power, and just as many streaming processors as a 5850 (but keep in mind the extra power is dependant on efficient drivers).

Just a thought. Here's a review of the 5750 Crossfire.

You might be able to find two 5750s for $250 and crossfire them. Performance should be comparible to the 5850 and occasionaly beat the 5870, but you may run in to occasional crossfire issues. The 5750 is probably just an underclocked 5770 GPU with 80 stream processors and 4 texture units disabled. Overclocked, the 5750 should be able to catch the 5770. Some people are not fans of SLI or Crossfire, but if you go this rout with the 5770 you will end up with 2 gigabytes of memory, twice the GPU power, and just as many streaming processors as a 5850 (but keep in mind the extra power is dependant on efficient drivers).

Just a thought. Here's a review of the 5750 Crossfire.

psychobrew

i dont like the idea of crossfiring

[QUOTE="psychobrew"]

You might be able to find two 5750s for $250 and crossfire them. Performance should be comparible to the 5850 and occasionaly beat the 5870, but you may run in to occasional crossfire issues. The 5750 is probably just an underclocked 5770 GPU with 80 stream processors and 4 texture units disabled. Overclocked, the 5750 should be able to catch the 5770. Some people are not fans of SLI or Crossfire, but if you go this rout with the 5770 you will end up with 2 gigabytes of memory, twice the GPU power, and just as many streaming processors as a 5850 (but keep in mind the extra power is dependant on efficient drivers).

Just a thought. Here's a review of the 5750 Crossfire.

i dont like the idea of crossfiring

[QUOTE="imran753"]

[QUOTE="psychobrew"]

You might be able to find two 5750s for $250 and crossfire them. Performance should be comparible to the 5850 and occasionaly beat the 5870, but you may run in to occasional crossfire issues. The 5750 is probably just an underclocked 5770 GPU with 80 stream processors and 4 texture units disabled. Overclocked, the 5750 should be able to catch the 5770. Some people are not fans of SLI or Crossfire, but if you go this rout with the 5770 you will end up with 2 gigabytes of memory, twice the GPU power, and just as many streaming processors as a 5850 (but keep in mind the extra power is dependant on efficient drivers).

Just a thought. Here's a review of the 5750 Crossfire.

psychobrew

i dont like the idea of crossfiring

instead of paying for 2 of the same cards, why not pay for one better card? in the future the crossfired cards will be weak for modern games and you will have spent alot of money for them. thats my understanding

[QUOTE="psychobrew"][QUOTE="imran753"]

i dont like the idea of crossfiring

instead of paying for 2 of the same cards, why not pay for one better card? in the future the crossfired cards will be weak for modern games and you will have spent alot of money for them. thats my understanding

[QUOTE="imran753"]

[QUOTE="psychobrew"] Mind if I ask why? I'm looking in to this solution, and it seems most of the problems with crossfire are a thing of the past.psychobrew

instead of paying for 2 of the same cards, why not pay for one better card? in the future the crossfired cards will be weak for modern games and you will have spent alot of money for them. thats my understanding

i donno i still want to go with one graphics card

If I am not wrong...
HD5770 > GTX260
HD5830 > GTX275
HD5850 > GTX285

For resolution of 1280x1024, I guess the HD5770 will run almost any game at max setting (Also Dependable on your other hardwares)

If I am not wrong...
HD5770 > GTX260
HD5830 > GTX275
HD5850 > GTX285MRXwee

[QUOTE="psychobrew"][QUOTE="imran753"]

instead of paying for 2 of the same cards, why not pay for one better card? in the future the crossfired cards will be weak for modern games and you will have spent alot of money for them. thats my understanding

i donno i still want to go with one graphics card

im not sure which resolution to use for gaming on the pc