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Manufacturer: AMD
Price: $ 145 US
Author: Steve
Date: 11/02/2009

[ Test: Left 4 Dead ]



Interestingly, although we did see a 16% performance boost at 1680x1050 when overclocking the Radeon HD 5750, it was still 13% slower than the Radeon HD 5770. Clearly Left 4 Dead performance is more influenced by the amount of SPUs a GPU has, rather than the frequency that they operate at. Still the added performance meant that the $145 US Radeon HD 5750 was now just 8% slower than a GeForce GTX 260 graphics card.

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