ASUS Radeon EAH5870 Voltage Tweak Edition


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AMD’s release of the 5800 series graphics cards has fueled enthusiasts pursuits with jaw-dropping performance, but for those select people who are looking for something even more elite, today we’ll be looking at the ASUS Radeon EAH5870 Voltage Tweak Edition. It is a card that brings some unique features to the table, enabling enthusiasts that dream of speed to push the bar even higher than ever.

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  • lewislau

    Wow, looks like a cool product from asus

  • lewislau

    Wow, looks like a cool product from asus

  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter

    Asus took a good product and made it better with their Voltage Tweak Edition verison.

  • lewislau

    Hmmm, i wonder how it will stack up against the 5970

  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter

    Asus took a good product and made it better with their Voltage Tweak Edition verison.

  • lewislau

    Hmmm, i wonder how it will stack up against the 5970

  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter

    It won't considering the HD5970 is two HD5870 GPUs on one PCB…

  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter

    It won't considering the HD5970 is two HD5870 GPUs on one PCB…

  • lewislau

    two isn't necessarily better, sometimes, less is more

  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter

    The reviews out there would say otherwise.

  • lewislau

    two isn't necessarily better, sometimes, less is more

  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter

    The reviews out there would say otherwise.

  • lewislau

    but, two on one also is more heat, so less oc-ing is possible, plus means shorter lifespan

  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter

    Which is why the HD5970 use a vapour chamber designed HSF. Go read some reviews of the HD5970 as I am guessing you have not.

  • lewislau

    but, two on one also is more heat, so less oc-ing is possible, plus means shorter lifespan

  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter

    Which is why the HD5970 use a vapour chamber designed HSF. Go read some reviews of the HD5970 as I am guessing you have not.

  • lewislau

    two isn't necessarily better, sometimes, less is more

  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter

    The reviews out there would say otherwise.

  • lewislau

    but, two on one also is more heat, so less oc-ing is possible, plus means shorter lifespan

  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter

    Which is why the HD5970 use a vapour chamber designed HSF. Go read some reviews of the HD5970 as I am guessing you have not.