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Product Code: 11164-04-20R The Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5750 Vapor-X graphics card's low power needs make it a solid HTPC (home theatre PC) choice. The Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5750 Vapor-X is a slightly slimmed down version of the ATI Radeon HD 5870 tha...
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The Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5750 Vapor-X isn’t an expensive graphics card, but it does suffer from being rather too close in pricing to the already very solid 5770. The differences aren’t great, but when you aren’t really getting quite enough power fro...
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The Vapor-X model, designed by Sapphire, offers a few added extras: the Vapor-X cooler is the largest giving cooler temperatures and quieter speeds.
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Today we have the latest model in the Sapphire Vapor-X family on our test bench, the 5750. We will be taking a look at how it compares to the reference model in areas such as thermal performance, overclocking, GPU computing and real world gameplay. Can...
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In its standard form the Radeon 5750 is a card which provides a great balance of value and performance. It regularly provides playable framerates at resolutions up to 1920x1200 and in games such as Left 4 Dead 2 it is even possible to play at 2560x160...
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While ATI’s HD 5800-series have been in high demand and consequently extremely hard to find, HD 5770 and HD 5750 cards are widely available and represent great value for your money. In this review we take a look at Sapphire’s custom cooled and overclo...
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Efficient, Quiet, Amazing VaporX heatsink, Inclusion of a voucher for a full game, Small price premium in the USA...
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Longer than a reference card, High price in Canada, Huge performance gap between it and the HD 5770...
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I’ll admit to being quite unimpressed with the HD 5750 when it was first released due to its close proximity to the HD 5770’s price versus the massive performance gap between the two cards. After using it and its bigger brother extensively for...
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By now the world knows that ATI and its partners came out and dropped a bomb on the Nvidia camp with the release of the first DirectX 11 capable video cards, the HD 5800 series, which includes the Sapphire HD 5870 and Sapphire HD 5850. To add insult t...
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After looking at many of Sapphire's Vapor-X lineup, I have to say that the Vapor-X lineup delivers the goods, in terms of performance and cooling, with the overhead available to increase the level of graphics performance without fear of overheating th...
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To say we were happy with the model from Sapphire would be a bit of an understatement, its fancy new cooling and small bumps in core and memory clocks made it a great card. At the same time the HD 5870 Vapor-X was launched, the new mid range HD 5...
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As we said in the introduction, you're simply not going to get the same "WOW" factor out of the HD 5750 version of the Vapor-X model for the simple reason being that it's a mid range card. No matter what a company does to these mid range cards, it...
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We've already taken a look at a couple of cards from ATI's new range of 5-series graphics cards. This time around we take a look at the HD5750, which is one of the lowest cost solutions of the cards in the range. Now lets see what kind of performance...
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Availability, Overclocking, Crossfire performance, Supports up to three displays...
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Price compared to HD5770, Cooler does not blow warm air out from the case...
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ATI's whole 5-range of graphic cards seems to be performing great, and while doing that the new series also seems to draw less power than the old ones. Good job all round! The higher end models have had serious availability issues, but these lower end...
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testseek.com/labs Updated: 2011-09-23 22:46:26
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The Radeon 5000 series of graphics cards were rather recently released by AMD/ATI and for the very first time in a couple of years, AMD/ATI (hereafter referred to as only AMD) is back in the performance lead. NVIDEA will release their next generation o...
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Looks and finish, Compact dimensions, VaporX cooling system, Overclocking capacity, Price...
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None I can think of...
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insidehw.com Updated: 2011-09-23 22:46:28
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This time, in our test lab arrived Sapphire HD 5750 graphics card with custom cooling system already seen on several Vapor-X models. This cooling system is based on Vapor Chamber Technology that, basically, functions similar to heat pipe cooling system...
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DirectX 11: Windows Vista vs. Windows 7Right after launch of Windows 7, Microsoft released update for Windows Vista that contains DirectX 11: Windows Vista Platform Update. Thanks to this new Vista update, DirectX 11 is not exclusive to Windows...
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Today we are going to take a look at the Sapphire Vapor-X HD5750. While it's not the only one to break away from the reference design, it is the first (to my knowledge) and only to come factory overclocked. Coming clocked at 710MHz/1160MHz versus t...
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If you're not looking to spend a small fortune on the fastest card available, this card should be on your Short list. It performs great on the latest games and has DirectX 11 support for future games all for the low price of $149.99...
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Welcome to Rage3D's look at the Sapphire HD5750 Vapor-X graphics card! The bottom end of the new Evergreen line-up is filled by the Juniper core based cards, the HD5770 and HD5750. Available in 512MB and 1GB configurations and starting at $109USD, the...
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SapphireThe Sapphire HD5750 VaporX is a very capable card. It has much to offer the multi-purpose PC consumer, who isn't only an enthusiast gamer but a media aficionado and environmentally conscious person also. The broad range of talents from this ca...
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hitechlegion.com Updated: 2011-09-23 22:46:31
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Climates differ depending on the geographical area you live in, but when you live in a climate controlled home, most people maintain a fairly constant temperature year round. Although we would like to think that our climate controlled temperature maint...
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Direct X 11 Compatible, Affordable Upgrade, CrossFire Ready, Eyefinity Multi Display Capable, Quiet, VaporX Heatsink Technology...
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None, Editors Choice...
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Why go out and spend extra money on an aftermarket GPU heatsink cooling solution when for $10.00 USD more than the Standard Sapphire HD 5870 you can have a Vapor-X Edition? Both the 5870 and 5750 Vapor-X Edition video cards proved to be more efficient...
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The video card market has been turned on its ear by the launch of the ATI Radeon HD 5xxx series. Currently consisting of the HD 5870, the HD 5850, the HD 5770 and HD 5750, ATI has released new chips to cover every market from $129-369. The launch has b...
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The Sapphire Radeon HD 5750 Vapor-X video card is a slightly faster overclocked version of their regular HD 5750 card. While a 10MHz overclock on both the core and memory clock speeds is not much, that is not the point of this card. The Vapor-X video c...
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