then ill just say the drivers arent mature enough to let the ram be the bottleneck, it seems like the easy way to win this argument.Quote:
Originally Posted by marten_larsson
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then ill just say the drivers arent mature enough to let the ram be the bottleneck, it seems like the easy way to win this argument.Quote:
Originally Posted by marten_larsson
Uhmm u know that 4870 was 279 or smthng when it launched right ?Quote:
Originally Posted by XS2K
Who cares about pricing of the 4870 at launch?Quote:
Originally Posted by eric66
According to Spain prices, this is what we have:
-4870 @ 120€
-GTX260 @ 125€
-4890 @ 160€
-5770 @ 150€
How am I supposed to buy a 5770 when all those cards are cheaper and/or better? It doesn't make any sense at all folks. DX11, less power consumption and all that stuff are just gimmicks and I would rather buy a 4890 or GTX260 for that money...
Seriously, it doesn't matter if this is low-end or high-end, what matters is that you have existing products that perform the same or better for the same or less money. Senseless...
Yes but from a buyers perspective you look at the competition your product is facing in the moment of purchase and 4890/4870 are some tough competitors if you ask me,also DX11 has yet to make a stand in games,by the time it will have a good install base like 5 titles 2 of them AAA then I will make it a must for my card to support DX11.Quote:
Originally Posted by eric66
Heck by the time we see AAA dx11 titles ati will be on their new architecture. I see this series as a stop gap to something better.
no surprise actually....
The 8600 GT didn't beat the 7900 GTX,
the 4670 didn't beat the 3870
I don't think we will see a mainstream product beat the previous generation high end.
But the pricing, that's another issue.
all other products will eol :rolleyes: and 5770 soon will drop at even lower price point so be patientQuote:
Originally Posted by prava
HD 5770 benchmarked
http://www.insidehw.com/Reviews/Grap...n-HD-5770.html
HD 5750 pictures
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/sh....php?t=2531016
Well, I posted a lot of pages back when we thought it was 1120SPs. I still think that this has a place in the market for some. For myself, while it doesn't have the initial specs the performance seems to be better than a radeon 4850 that I own. Lower power consumption, heat output and a shorter card still make it worthwhile. Does this mean I will pick it up for the release price of $160? Hmm, maybe I probably won't buy it since I am short on money due to dental bills and hospital fees, but once I have more funds I imagine the price will decrease.
For this mini-itx owner, it fits perfectly.
ok so looking at the benchmarks, I'm screwed! my crappy little 4870's get smoked by the 5770's damnit!
i dont see any benches where the 5770 cant keep up with 4870 im confused. in most i saw 5770 beat them marginally.
they are probably adding 30-40$ just for the DX11 feature. cost wise, this is cheaper to make than a 4850 by quite a margin i think. let ATI soak in some profits while they can, not like you have any other option if you want DX11 and dont have 250$
Actually , take a look at those crossfire scailing numbers over at guru3d. It almost scales perfectlly double. It even beats out a 5870 fairly easily. 2 of 5770 ftw
This has to prove some kind of performance issues with 5870, way more potential.
i looked at afew reviews, in some cases the 2x 5770 does win, but it also quickly falls behind once you turn up the AA or resolution.