Is the 5570 any good?

SpiderMonkey

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I would like to get a graphics card for myself. Nothing major, just some games running at 1280 x 1024. It must support dual monitors. I can get hold of the Sapphire HD5570 and that price is about the highest I am willing to go. Is it better to rather go for one of the cheap 4xxx series cards?
 
Not much price difference between the 4 and 5 series. The 5670 is a good all round card.
 
See if you can get a 4850 for a similar price. Otherwise, get the 5670. Its got much more memory bandwidth, well worth the slight increase in price.

If you can get a 5770 for the price of a 5570 then thats the best deal!
 
Seems like that's highly possible but he may have to upgrade his PSU then.
 
What's the price?

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See if you can get a 4850 for a similar price. Otherwise, get the 5670. Its got much more memory bandwidth, well worth the slight increase in price.

If you can get a 5770 for the price of a 5570 then thats the best deal!

The 5770 is a bit too much (R1650) but I can get the 5670 for R1060 so it sounds like that is the way to go.

Seems like that's highly possible but he may have to upgrade his PSU then.

Would I need to for the 5670? I have a 400W PSU.
 
Toms Hardware rated the ATI 5770 the best value for money entry level card. I own a 5670 and I'm very happy with it :)
 
Toms Hardware rated the ATI 5770 the best value for money entry level card. I own a 5670 and I'm very happy with it :)

It's a pity that our importers don't price it as an entry level card. Thanks for the 5670 feedback.
 
Definitely get the 5670. You wont need a new power supply.
 
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