INNO3D GEFORCE GT 240 REVIEW

ATI TO RELEASE 12 NEW VIDEO CARDS FOR CES 2010 AT ULTIMATE HARDWARE - "Ati appears to be expanding their Series 5 range to include not 3, not 6 but 12 new budget video cards ready for Ces 2010. This is very exciting news especially when you consider that ATi has the only DX11 video cards which are the 5970, 5870, 5850, 5770 and 5750. No specific details (core speed etc) are known just yet but the new video cards will be sub 5750 and belong to the 5600, 5500 and 5400 series. This is a very interesting move from ATI which means that ATI wish to target every single market which is very impressive indeed."

A1REVIEW FOR ALL YOUR HARDWARE INFO NEEDS AT A1REVIEW - "A1review with information such as type of GPU used, Core speed in Mhz, Memory type and speed in Mhz, Memory Interface used, amount of Pixel Shaders and DirectX Support."

UPDATED RADEON HD 5770 AND 5750 INFO AT ULTIMATE HARDWARE - "Updated with Information about the new ATI Radeon HD 5770 and ATI Radeon HD 5750. Including chip name, core memory clock, memory clock, memory interface, memory transfer rate, pixels per clock and directx support."

NEW ATI CATALYST v10.01 DRIVER AT ATI/AMD - "Performance Improvements - Left 4 Dead 2 – Overall performance improves as much as 3% on ATI Radeon™ HD 5700 series products and ATI Radeon™ HD 5800 series products. Crysis – Performance improves as much as 3% on ATI Radeon™ HD 5700 series products and as much as 4% on ATI Radeon™ HD 5800 series products."

MOZILLA RELEASE FIREFOX v3.6 AT MOZILLA - "Firefox 3.6 is built on Mozilla's Gecko 1.9.2 web rendering platform, which has been under development since early 2009 and contains many improvements for web developers, add-on developers, and users. This version is also faster and more responsive than previous versions and has been optimized to run on small device operating systems such as Maemo."

POWERCOLOR RADEON HD 5770 REVIEW AT GURU3D - "Today's tested product will position itself smack down in-between the Radeon HD 4850 and the Radeon 4870 in terms of performance. The Radeon HD 4870 which we all know and love for its performance has 956 million transistors embedded onto that die. The new Radeon HD 5700 GPUs have 1040 million transistors. Correct, that is 1+ billion transistors tucked away in a small chip. The fabrication node, just like the 5800 series, is 40nm for this product."

ASROCK H55DE3 MOTHERBOARD REVIEW AT HARDWARE SECRETS - "ASRock is a manufacturer targeted to the entry-level market, competing with ECS on this particular segment. It's been a while since we've last took a look on their motherboards, so we were really curious to see their H55 solutions. So far they released four H55-based motherboards. Let's take a look on H55DE3."

ECS H55H-CM MOTHERBOARD REVIEW AT HARDWARE SECRETS - "ECS has released four motherboards based on the new Intel H55 chipset, which is targeted to the new Core i3 and Core i5 processors with integrated video. Although they also have high-end products, ECS is definitely better known for providing motherboards with the lowest price tag in the market. Let's see what you can expect from H55H-CM."

AMD NEW YEAR REFRESH REVIEW AT ANANDTECH - "AMD is looking a lot more competitive in 2010 than I expected just a few months ago. Intel finally unveiled Clarkdale and thanks to the high cost of Core i5 ownership AMD hasn't really been threatened. The Core i3 530 is the biggest threat, but it only competes with one member of AMD's lineup at $113."

ATI RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT HARD OCP - "AMD brings DX11 down to the sub-$100 level today with the launch of the ATI Radeon HD 5670. This new video card marks DX11’s entrance into the low-end realm, but does it have the performance needed to use the special DX11 features like Tessellation in games? We run this video card through its paces and use DiRT 2 to find this out. We also compare to the GeForce GT 240 and Radeon HD 5750."

SAPPHIRE RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT OCC - "The Direct X 11 capable cards are coming fast and furious to fit into each price point and performance niche. To this end the Sapphire HD 5670 is being unleashed to the world as a capable card to fill the mainstream price point right around $100. It is the 5th 5 series card released from ATI and its partners and is the only DX 11 card in this price bracket. As a card that is designed to go into mainstream boxes to use its compute capabilities to improve the overall experience by allowing many of the computing tasks to be offloaded to the GPU rather than having the CPU do the work allows the home user who does not have a high end gaming rig do the things they do most quicker such as encoding movies, editing photos watching high definition content either on the web or on the big screen in the home."

ATI RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT PC PERSPECTIVE - "It has nearly been five months since AMD first introduced its DX11-capable graphics cards starting with the AMD Radeon HD 5870 powerhouse that has been followed by the HD 5850, HD 5770 and HD 5750. And even though there are very few titles available today (or even set for a Q1 launch) that will take advantage of DX11, you can be sure that NVIDIA and its investors are paying attention to how far behind the other GPU giant is falling. With Fermi and GF100 (the consumer card design based on Fermi) set for a March release time frame, that would in theory give AMD a solid 6-7 month lead. What they are able to do with that lead depends greatly on selling as many GPUs as possible between now and then to cement ATI's position as the leading GPU technology for the coming years."

SAPPHIRE RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT HARDWARE CANUCKS - "Redwood is the code name for a whole series of products ranging from the $115 USD Redwood XT-based HD 5670 1GB to the $100 512MB version and the sub-$100 HD5570 and HD5550 which use the Redwood Pro core. These products follow closely in the highly successful footsteps of the HD 4670 and HD 4650 which will still be around through Q2 of 2010 but their goal remains the same: bring value to a segment of the market that doesn’t get all that much time in the limelight. In this review we will be looking a bit closer at Sapphire’s HD 5670 1GB GDDR5 that sports reference clocks but comes decked out in a custom heatsink from Arctic Cooling."

SAPPHIRE RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT HEXUS - "AMD has launched a succession of high-end and mid-range graphics cards since bringing its new DX11 architecture to bear in September 2009 with the £300 Radeon HD 5870. Since then, we've seen AMD derivate the range-topping design to the £200 Radeon HD 5850, brought in the mid-range with the £100/£125 Radeon HD 5750/5770 and then launched an assault on the ultra-high-end space with the dual-GPU Radeon HD 5970, costing a whopping £550."

SAPPHIRE RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT TWEAK TOWN - "While that's been true for the most part, the HD 5830 would actually slot in between the HD 5850 and HD 5770. But today we're not looking at that, we're checking out the new HD 5670 from Sapphire which is the new lowest end model to come in to the HD 5000 series and sits directly below the HD 5750."

AMD RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT TECH REPORT - "Today, AMD has taken DirectX 11 graphics to $99, thanks to a bite-sized version of the silicon from its high-end Radeon HD 5000-series cards. But does the new Radeon HD 5670 offer the same mix of performance and power-efficiency as its big brothers?"

ATI RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT AMD ZONE - "We are well on our way into the New Year and as of yet ATI continues to face no real challenge from Nvidia on the DirectX11 front. This seems to be eerily familar in a role reversal with ATI now leading the way and Nvidia lagging behind. It was way back in September when ATI launched it's new product which seems lightyears ago. In the mean time ATI continues to pump out SKUs in the 5000 series this time with the Radeon 5670, the first DX11 sub-$100 graphics card."

AMD RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT ANANDTECH - "After a holiday break, AMD’s staggered launch of the Evergreen family picks back up today with the launch of the Radeon HD 5670. The 5670 marks the desktop launch of Redwood, the 3rd chip in the Evergreen family, designed to fit in below the Juniper chip that powers the Radeon HD 5700 series."

ATI RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT HOT HARDWARE - "AMD continues their barrage of DirectX-11 class GPU releases with the affordably priced ATI Radeon HD 5670. If you remember all the way back to September of last year, AMD had committed--or at the very least planned--to release multiple new GPUs, at various price points up and down the spectrum. First came the Radeon HD 5800 series, quickly followed by the 5700 series, and then came the ultra-powerful Radeon HD 5970, all in the span of about two months. Here are we are now, a little less than two months removed from the Radeon HD 5970 launch, and AMD is ready with yet another new card, this time targeted at the sub-$100 price segment."

ATI RADEON HD 5670 REVIEW AT FIRING SQUAD - "Now ATI’s getting in on the action. With today’s arrival of the Radeon HD 5670, ATI’s quick to compare its performance to that of the Radeon 4670 and GeForce GT 240. ATI says that the 5670 is faster than both, with the additions of DirectX 11 (including DirectCompute 11), Eyefinity, and HDMI 1.3a with Dolby True HD and DTS Master Audio (which the GT 240 also supports). And while the 5670 was originally designed to be the true successor to the Radeon 4670, there’s only one small problem: the 5670 is priced at $99."

AMD ON GAME DEVELOPMENT AND DX11 AT BIT-TECH - "We sat sat down with AMD’s Worldwide Developer Relations manager, Richard Huddy, to discuss all things developer, DirectX 11, Eyefinity, and his opinions on the competition: Nvidia, Fermi, GeForce 3D and PhysX and Intel’s recent progress with Larrabee."

HIS RADEON 5770 VS 4890 REVIEW AT OCC - "The HD 5750 has been a great card from the word go. Its mid-range status but high-end performance is nothing to shy away from and when compared to cards in the HD 5800 series, the HD 5750 has shown us many times that it's highly capable of handling 1680 x 1050 and 1920 x 1200 at times. With HIS being an ATI only partner, it's important that the company attacks the new models without haste and today we're looking at the HD 5750 which has been given the iCooler treatment."The HD5870 and HD5850 cards both have placed ATi firmly in the driver’s seat for the high and upper mid range graphics card market."

HIS RADEON HD 5750 ICOOLER REVIEW AT TWEAK TOWN - "The HD 5750 has been a great card from the word go. Its mid-range status but high-end performance is nothing to shy away from and when compared to cards in the HD 5800 series, the HD 5750 has shown us many times that it's highly capable of handling 1680 x 1050 and 1920 x 1200 at times. With HIS being an ATI only partner, it's important that the company attacks the new models without haste and today we're looking at the HD 5750 which has been given the iCooler treatment."