XFX Radeon HD 6770 Review- Booredatwork

The Radeon HD 6770 series is a well know middle of line Graphics card from AMD that packs a punch in processing, while keep some weight back in you pocket in change. It is AMD's most efferent and cost effective graphics card. The HD 6770 support AMD's eyefinity setup for up to 3 monitors, because the card as dual DVI ports, display port and a HDMI out. It also supports Stereoscopic 3D with Blu-ray support at 1080p with; though the max resolution output of the card is 2560x1600. The Radeon HD 6770 comes with 1GB of DDR5 ram which is very useful and in this video I will be showing you how well the game performs with MW3 as a short game sample. Enjoy.

Technical Specs

Full DirectX 11 Support
3D Gaming & 3D Blu-Ray Movies
AMD EyeFinity Multi-Display Up to 3 Displays
PCI Express 2.1 Bus
1GB GDDR5 Memory
1080p Full HD
AMD Accelerated Parallel Processing
Display Port 1.2 - 2560x1600 Max Resolution
HDMI 1.4a - 1920x1200 Max Resolution
DVI-I Dual-Link - 2560x1600 Max Resolution
Stereoscopic 3D Ready for 3D Gaming & 3D Blu-Ray Movies

Enjoy real stereoscopic HD3D Gaming, 3D Movies and Blu-ray 3D Movies.

Stereoscopic 3D display/glasses support
Blu-ray 3D support
Stereoscopic 3D gaming
3rd party Stereoscopic 3D middleware support

Image Quality Enhancement Technologies
Anti-aliasing technology smooths out stright lines and curves so they look less jagged and

Up to 24x multi-sample and super-sample anti-alias
Adaptive anti-aliasing
16x angle independent anisotropic texture filter
128-bit floating point HDR rendering
MD EyeFinity Multi-Display One Card - Up to 3 Displays
Enjoy your gaming and work across multiple displays and in eye-popping real Stereo 3D.

Native support for up to 3 simultaneous displays
Up to 3 displays with DisplayPort 1.2 Multi-Stream
Independent resolutions & display controls.
Combine multiple displays to behave like a single

[shtechvn]

It sure will. PCIE slots on your motherboards and on your graphics cards are forward and backward compatible.
PCIE cards: 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 2.1, 3.0 can be installed onto motherboards with all version of PCIE slots.
But keep in mind, the bus width which depends on PCIE version will run at lower version's speed. For example your card is PCIE 2.1, you installed it in motherboard with PCIE 1.1 slot, it will run at PCIE 1.1 speed

[gongless]

Thanks for the testing of this card! i have the card and am going to make a build around it so its good to know the specs of what I'm working with

[llloyd]

I"m considering either the HD 6770 or an nVidia 550, but not finding anyone who has done any real world bench marking head to head to compare the two to help me decide which to buy. Any recommendations? Thanks!

[daviddouillet]

In the catalyst control center you will find the AMD Over Drive Menu, Its a tool to overclock your Gpu, But the best tweak tool out there is the Msi Afterburner it runs all Amd cards whatever the manifacture, Good Luck. BTW get the latest catalyst 12.6 driver for best performance.

[iLaengsi]

Could you please tell me if this would run modern games in near-maximum graphics with a AMD FX-Series FX-4100 4× 3600 MHz Processor ?
Also what's the difference between a " XFX Radeon HD 6770 " and " Sapphire Radeon HD 6770 " or " AsusTek AMD HD 6770 " ?
I would really appreciate a helpful answer :)

[MRKapcer]

They require a PCI-E slot, not normal PCI. I am not sure as for the general size (I just bought mine myself and it hasn't arrived yet ;) ) but it seems pretty small. It is probably going to take up another PCI-e slot if you have one.

[BooredAtWork]

it should with no issues. might just want to up your power supply

[shtechvn]

Those two cpus with a couple of 6770 crossfireX will devour any game these days alive.
HD 6770 from different brands aren't different at all. Still the same GPU. What different is: gpu cooler, and sometimes mem clock and gpu clock (just a little, which are not much affected to the card)

[BooredAtWork]

@TheRealAccomplice the delay was caused by catasia which i used to record the gaming session, I now use fraps

[ATARIXLfan]

Good video. Did it come with a case Badge/sticker?

[BooredAtWork]

Sorry i had to take down that video with crysis. but it ran crysis well at medium setting

[LilSailor]

You will not be able to run ultra without noticeable stuttering. Now throwing another idea your way, Im assuming this rig cost about 750-900 dollars? In which case you could build your own and get a 40% performance boost with the right combination with forward compatibility to boot. Just an idea and to let you know it is very rewarding to put it all together, but you do need someone with experience to help/ not a no it all friend either

[BooredAtWork]

XFX cards have standard warranty and I have never had to call in for anything. so I can't tell you how their customer service is.. But so far I like your specs. if you are going all the way get and i7

[daviddouillet]

Its an entry level gaming card, and its worth it. yougot to need an Intel i3 Dual core, Or a Phenom X4(better for amd cards) and about 6Gb DDR3 Ram.

[ER]

I just Bought One Yesterday! My First AMD Build!

[Felig]

si es suficiente... tambien depende un poco de la calidad de la fuente, y si quieres crossfire ocuparas comprar una fuente mejor.

[BooredAtWork]

@ItsAllAboutTehGames Havent used that card

[BooredAtWork]

Yes but your main bottle neck is the celeron processor. I suggest an i5 at least

[diecastpe]

great review to show the card does what it needs to do and does it well!

[BooredAtWork]

if you are going to spend that I suggest you get the new 7700