download power color ati radeon 5570 drivers

The top FM1 cpu is the only one to have imo, for business app's. I can't consider it if the top of the line FM1 cpu remains at its current price. When FM1 beats the price of this build, I will consider it. DDR3 mem on this may seem to be a downside, but as long as your board isn't using onboard video, that's the plus here! This will out perform that all day and night! I weighed the price of the amd FM1 and the cpu for it and this is cheaper and performs just as well if not better. Reviewing this for a client.or clients, since I've used them on other builds too. The rig I put it in allows my customer to look at commercial spots from time to time before purchasing them and this allows them to do so on a 1080p monitor very easily.Ĭons: None, price is right for whats needed. 128bit is nice, eventhough I could have gotten away with a 64bit card. I give it a 5 for price and performance because it's freeing up the mobo vid from hogging resourses. Runs cool and frees up mem and cpu for other things. Bought this again due to the price being low. Perfect for work stations or any computer that doesn't want to use onboard graphics or run crysis or cod4 for cheap. Pros: I've used this particular card before in a build, along with other brands and everyone has always been happy. Normally I have phoning up hardware companies for support but I had a good experience with PowerColor (they actually speak English!), so kudos to that. Luckily I had a converter laying around so I was able to get my dual display up and running. I called up PowerColor and a gentleman by the name of Hugo explained to me that in order to run dual display I had to use a VGA converter on the DVI port because the VGA and HDMI ports are shared. Long story short, I couldn't get my two monitors to work simultaneously using HDMI and VGA. Overall Review: I liked the fact that this card also had a VGA port (a lot of cards don't seem to offer them anymore these days) so I wanted to run dual display.

PowerColor support was very helpful.Ĭons: The card itself is perfect, but I did run into a small snag (see comments below). The card also supports DX11, which is nice but I don't think anything I plan on doing will utilize it. Video plays back smoothly and my basic games run just fine. I wasn't looking for a monster gaming card, but I did want something that would be able to output 1080p to my new Sony TV, so the HDMI was nice. Pros: The card does everything I need it to do.

Download power color ati radeon 5570 drivers