Gigabyte introduced a new Radeon HD 5670 based graphics card that is intended to be cost-effective. Carrying the model number GV-R567D3-1GI, it makes use of 1 GB of DDR3 memory instead of GDDR5. The 1 GB of memory is clocked at 800 MHz (1600 MHz DDR), installed across a 128-bit wide memory interface. The standard [...]

When AMD released the first Radeon HD 5670 back in February, we concluded that they did a very good job technically, creating a compact mainstream graphics card with marginal heating, has all modern outputs and presents an excellent multimedia solution, but with an inadequate price, since one was able to buy faster previous-generation cards for [...]

The Asus EAH5670 HD 5670 based graphics card being reviewed today is one of two options they currently have up for sale. The only real difference between the two is the amount of onboard DDR5 available to suit your particular gaming and/or display needs. With a price difference of only US$8 in most retail channels, [...]

MSI prepared a new graphics card for HTPC users: it’s the DirectX 11-capable low-profile Radeon HD 5670, based on ATI’s Redwood 40nm GPU. It features 400 stream processors and this time MSI managed to squeeze 512MB of GDDR5 memory paired up with a 128-bit memory interface on this low profile PCB. It features Military Class [...]

Taiwanese tech firm MSI has answered the prayers of Home Theatre PC-owners looking to turn their slimline set-ups into veritable games machines, releasing a low-profile Radeon HD 5670 graphics card. Most low-profile graphics cards work on the principle that video playback is more important than gaming power, and accordingly feature cut-down GPUs and a narrow [...]

Are you looking for a new video card for your system? If you’re looking for something that’s going to be able to play just about all the games out there; but maximum settings are not a requirement, you may just be in luck with two of the newest budget cards from Sapphire. They have just [...]

Being an United States based website, Legit Reviews does still manage to gets its hands on some hardware from other continents, in this case we are looking at a video card from AXLE 3D in Hong Kong. AXLE has distributors all across the globe from Malaysia to Germany to Indonesia and many other countries but [...]

Last year AMD released their new Radeon HD 5800 Series of graphics cards which quickly became a big success due to the numerous improvements made over previous generations. Over the course of the last months AMD has completed their DirectX 11 lineup quickly, the Radeon HD 5670 was unveiled on Jan 14. It is based [...]

With a TDP of around 61W, Sapphire is reaching an upper limit on what passive cooling can do in a still-air environment. Any more, such as a passive cooler on the 5750 (86W TDP as standard), would require significant engineering of the cooler and heatpipes to keep it passive – such as the dual slot [...]

Having had a look again recently at some mid range ATI cards, it’s time to have a look at another. In this case it’s the HD 5670 from AXLE. Sitting between the HD 5570 and HD 5750, the model was designed for people who don’t quite need the power on offer from the HD 5700 [...]

If you want to play games on your PC, in most situations, we recommend you spend at least $100 USD on getting a video card. You can get very reasonable gaming performance for a video card around $100, such as say, currently a last-gen HD 4850, or NVIDIA’s workhorse G92-GPU 8800 GT / 9800 GT, [...]

Radeon HD 5670 was announced on 14th of January and was at the time the most affordable DirectX 11-supporting graphics card. If you’re looking for an affordable DirectX 11 graphics card, know that the situation hasn’t changed much as NVIDIA’s sub-€250 DirectX 11 offer is nowhere to be seen. AMD made sure that its offer [...]

In need of a graphics card that offers both silent operation and decent mid-range gaming performance? Sapphire reckons it has the answer in the form of its passive Radeon HD 5670. The card, pictured above, is about as high up the ATI ladder you can get before requiring additional power connectors, making it ideal for [...]

A chinese website has leaked details of a significantly revised version of AMD’s ATI Radeon HD 5670 graphics card coming out very soon. Whilst existing HD 5670′s are based on the 40nm redwood core, the new ones will use the larger Juniper core that is used on the faster HD 5750 and HD 5770 cards. [...]

For the environmentally, economically and otherwise interested parties, PowerColor has introduced a new line of graphics cards under the “Go! Green” banner. These cards aim to reduce power consumption by half while still competing with and beating the competition. Benchmark Reviews has obtained the AX5670 1GBD5-NS3H which has been modified from the HD 5670 reference [...]

If you’re in the market for high end gaming graphics, you’ve probably been looking at nVidia’s recently released “Fermi” GTX 400 cards, or possibly an ATI Radeon 5000 series, like the highly acclaimed 5870 or even a 5970. These cards represent the peak of performance from their respective manufacturers, and they’ve got the price tag [...]

A bad economy does more than just get politicians talking and debating on what will turn things around; it also has a way of shocking the typical consumer into a bit of reality when it comes to money management. It also has a way of weeding out the wants that everyone has from their real [...]

Radeon HD 5670 is one of the latest mainstream video processors from AMD and today we are going to review the IceQ version from HIS (a.k.a. H567Q512), which features a nice cooling system, 512 MB GDDR5 and runs at stock clock settings. Video cards based on Radeon HD 5670 with 512 MB can be found [...]

TUL Corporation, a leading manufacturer of AMD graphics cards, announces new mainstream products added to the Go! Green series: the PowerColor Go! Green HD5670 and Go! Green HD5570. Both new graphics cards take advantage of the Go! Green series features inclyding stealth like silence and low power consumption. The cards feature no external power connectors, [...]

DirectX 11 and the Radeon 5000 series have finally hit the mainstream market in the form of the Radeon HD 5670 graphics card. Priced at a mainstream $99 USD ($110 CDN / £65GBP), it’s the most affordable way to experience DirectX11 hardware features like hardware tessellation and compute shaders. Gigabyte has designed a slightly overclocked [...]