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Abstract: Last month, NVIDIA nicely summed up this year’s first quarter with GTX 550, which seemed like a great competitor against Radeon HD 5770. Everything would have been perfect for the Americans if AMD hadn’t already planned the counterattack for the very b...
AMD Radeon HD 6790 leaves mixed impressions. For starters, the test results indicate that it only outperforms HD 5770 in DirectX 11 tests, and not by much at that. In DirectX 10 benchmarks it sometimes even yields to the predecessor, because its core ...
Whether or not AMD calls the Radeon HD 6790 the successor of the Radeon HD 5830, that's what it is. So 5830 comparisons are quite appropriate, both to look at what AMD did well at and where it doesn't quite escapes its ancestor.Perhaps the biggest problem...
There's no way around it, Radeon 6790 is a lovely product for the money. It will become a great value product that offers good performance. Combined with the latest revision of OC software like MSI's AfterBurner you'll be able to tweak the card much furth...
Since 1680x1050 is the most prevalent resolution that these cards will handle, let’s consider the average performance: With a near-identical results, the Radeon HD 6790 seems deliberately designed to compete with Nvidia's GeForce GTX 460 768 MB. But i...
Published: 2011-04-05, Author: Ryan , review by: pcper.com
AMD's new Radeon HD 6790 1GB graphics card based on the Barts GPU design is a great choice for users looking for a ~$150 graphics card for their next budget build. The competition between AMD and NVIDIA in this particular space is interesting, with AMD's...
Abstract: Now that AMD and Nvidia have both released their new $699 dual-GPU flagship video cards, the Radeon HD 6990 and the GeForce GTX 590 respectively, all that's left for this generation is a lot of hole-filling at the opposite end of the pricing spectrum. ...
Outperformed by similarly priced AMD card and cheaper Nvidia card (in certain situations). Relatively high power usage. Blocks an extra expansion slot.
Starting at $149, the AMD HD 6790 has got a terrific-sounding price, but with some comparison shopping it?s easy to do better without spending more. ...
Good Performance, Relatively Low Power Consumption, Eyefinity Support, Quiet
Much More Performance Available For Minimal Extra Investment, GeForce GTX 550 Ti card available for as little as $115
AMD's Current, Mid-Range GPU Product Stack Through Q2, 2011AMD has set the price of the Radeon HD 6790 at $149, but has stated that some board partners are likely to offer mild discounts or mail-in-rebates that could bring street prices down a bit. We'll...
Whether the HD 6790 1GB goes all HD 5830 1GB on us and largely disappears after three months, or whether it's a genuine long term introduction into the AMD line-up isn't clear at the moment. What is apparent, though, is that the HD 6790 1GB has the better...
