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| Asus Radeon EAH 5870 1GB Video Card Review @ ITShootOut |
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| Written by ITShootOut |
| Friday, 19 March 2010 11:54 |
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"Aside from cost and availability there is little to differentiate one Radeon 5870 from another. They all use the same Batmobile-inspired cooler; offer almost the same bundle and identical clock speeds. Asus is aiming to change that by offering a feature unique to its own brand of cards – the ability to tweak the GPU voltage without a need for hardware modification. Today we are going to be evaluating the card’s overall capabilities and testing to see just how much of an advantage this unique “Voltage Tweak” feature provides when overclocking." Share this Review |



