Sapphire are the premeir AMD/ATI manufacturer and once again they haeve made an excellent card here. However this is actually a 6750 if you go by old naming format ATi used. With that said, what can you expect inside the package? Sapphire box the card in a small packaging so I must give them props for using as little cardboard as possible. What you get inside is a smallish sized graphics card in an anti-static bag along with 2 DVI/VGA adapters, driver disc and a Crossfire cable. The card is actually quite beautiful with a simple Sapphire logo in the middle of a large fan that sits atop the alluminium heatsink. It comes with 2 HDMI ports and a ...  Read the complete review

I bought this graphics card for my son for christmas. So far, we have both been very pleased with the performance. As with any graphics card, installation is easy, it only requires you to plug it in and plug in the fan molex. Once it's physically fitted, install the drivers from the CD and off you go. So far, it has proven to be able to run World of Warcraft on Ultra graphics 80+ FPS, several Call of Duty games, max graphics, 60+ fps, and pretty much any other game we have thrown at it. Very pleased with the performance to price ratio, and the cooling is very good (rarely exceeds 45-50C). Overall, it is a very good graphics card for the ...  Read the complete review

I got this card about a month ago, it the same GPU as the 5770 but been re-branded to the 6770. If your looking not to spend alot on a graphics card then this is the card for you, you can play the newest game on high to medium high at over 30 framers per second. I was playing the new Battlefield 3 beta with this card and got 40 to 60 FPS on high settings. On this one you get 512 of Vram but still meets minimum spec and some time recommend spec but for a little more you can get the 1 GB of Vram I would overclock this graphics cards as you can get more performances out of if and it handles it really well, you get an couple of extra frames by ...  Read the complete review