SAPPHIRE Vapor-X Radeon HD 5750 DirectX 11 100284VXL 1GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card with Eyefinity

Pros: Low Temperatures even when stressed Quiet, can't hear over case fans Great Performance for 1900x1200 Easily overclocked to 830/1375 with ATI Overdrive Low Idle power

Cons: Noticed some flickering at the desktop when overclocked, this went away once games loaded

Overall Review: Thinking of getting another one for CrossFire when prices come down

Pros: Low-power Quiet Good performance

Cons: Passive-cooled version would be better

Overall Review: I ran Left 4 Dead 2 at 1680x1050 with all video settings at maximum and it had no problems. Great card. The fan runs at 40% RPM at idle and is not much louder than my low-RPM chassis fan. It does spin up a bit faster and get noisier during heavy use but the sound in my games overwhelm that!

Pros: Was very nice to get a dedicated graphics card. went from the intel hd4500 series to this. What a difference. I dont do alot of anything, i just wanted it.

Cons: Nothing really, Do make sure you have a 4pin moxel power adaptor in your pc before you buy this. You will need it, and make sure the power is more than 300 watts

Overall Review: I usually just have 20 tabs open in firefox/chrome, imvu, RO, and maybe photoshop open at the same time, and this is awesome. Also jumped my PC Vantage mark up about 6k points. Again coming from a intel hd4500 series onboard graphics card.

Pros: I was debating on whether to get 5750 or 5770. I knew I was getting the vapor-x because I have taken overclocking as a hobby over the last 2-3 years, and the heatsink is pretty sick. Then I saw the review of the dude who flashed a 5770 bios onto the 5750 (see below me). I immediately ordered the 5750. I tried OC in CCC and couldn't really get it passed 800/1160. So I flashed the bios today and wham > 860/1200 stock. This is the best Easter Egg since Callisto.

Cons: stock voltages for 5750 are weak and can't get a very high stable OC, but this is easily fixed with the 5770 bios flash.

Overall Review: I never flashed a VGA card BIOS before, but Sapphire gives you a power point and all the programs you need. All you need is a flash drive and an .rar extractor.

Pros: Quiet Cool Price to Performance Ratio is excellent Comes factory over clocked (small margin) Low power consumption Comes with a Crossfire Bridge/ vga to DVI and power molex to 6 pin Direct X 11 Ready

Cons: Drivers cant run dual monitors while in Overdrive (Catalyst controls over clocking manager) without flickering/tearing, this is an ATI issue so no loss of eggs for this No Dirt 2 game download (they used to include it with the HD5750) No loss of eggs for that. ** my first card purchased on March 19, 2010 has an issue with the fan making a buzzing/ whirling sound this is not normal, something is wrong with the fan as my second one does not have this issue. I have an open ticket with sapphire but have not received a response. Im worried customer service may not be all that great when a warranty issue arises, hopefully Sapphire proves me wrong.

Overall Review: I own 2 of these cards and they are great. They run cool and quiet* , never above 65*C at load with fans only running at 40% 35-40*C at idle. Ive thrown a few games at the single card (Call of Duty World at war, Modern Warfare and MW2, Resident Evil 5, bioshock, assassins creed) all at high in game settings on a 24” 1080x1920 Samsung monitor and it handles them no problem with my second card in crossfire I have Battlefield 2 Bad Company running at high settings at no problem, games play awesome!!! I love the card it has rehashed my love for PC games. And its budget conscious with performance!!!!! I recommend this card over the other HD5750’s sure it costs a little more but as they say Silence is Golden (Aside from my issue noted below*) * my first card purchased on March 19, 2010 has an issue with the fan making a buzzing/ whirling sound this is not normal, something is wrong with the fan as my second one does not have this issue. I have an open ticket with sapphire(see above**)

Pros: Great performance for the price. Teamed with I5 750 and 4gb ram and can run crysis, left4dead, bf2 etc at full detail and very high resolution at 100+ fps. Has a very cool blue led.

Cons: As are all video cards, they are outdated too soon.

Overall Review: Planning on getting one more just like it in a year to use crossfire

Pros: Running games like Starcraft 2, Dragon Age, Doom 3 at max without a graphic slowdown. 7.3 Aero graphic score under Windows 7. Heaven benchmark @ 1024x768 drops to around 12 on the worst parts with tesellation on, anti-alias off and shaders at high and vsync on but runs at 30 with tesellation off. It is the most quiet object in my case.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: I am not a huge gamer anymore and are not pushing the graphics with some of the latest games. It does what I wanted it to do without spending an arm and a leg.

Pros: - Quiet - Cool - Powerful - Cheap! - Easy to set up I just finished building up my new system and let me tell you it rocks (see other thoughts). I am running BFBC2 on maxed out settings, no problem. I have never owned a good/gamer quality computer before and now I am glad to say I do, thanks to this awesome card.

Cons: - The card is a little more expensive than most of the same cards in its class but the cooling system is well worth it. You could find a 5770 that is about same price, but the performance difference isn't substantial. On average you will get about 5+ more fps. If you have the money by all means get the 5770, especially the Vapor-X edition.

Overall Review: My system has.... - 6GB DDR3 - Intel i3 processor - 1TB HDD - Sapphire Vapor-X Radeon HD 5750 - OCZ Fata1ty 550w PSU Not the best out there but more than enough for me!