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Going the way of ATI for overclocking fans.

To whet your appetite some more.

Drive six monitors from a single card.

Our first retail HD 5830 arrives and we take the time to Crossfire the model with our reference one. Not all is rosy, though!

Reminiscing of the X800 days.

4GB of RAM, big clock increases and big price.

ATI round off the HD 5800 series with a more budget orientated model. Does budget mean slow, though? Let's find out.

We throw another HD 5570 in the testbed to see how this budget CrossFire setup goes in our games.

Another HD 5450 arrived and Shane decides to overclock it; because he can!

Shane Baxtor gets a clearer picture.

GIGABYTE has bumped up the core MHz today. We see how high it's gone and if it offers us a useable improvement.

Delivers 1-2 Punch with enhanced Crossfire support.

Recently we looked at an IceQ+ HD 5750. Today we look at the more budget orientated HD 5670 in the same series.

We've missed the IceQ+ series for a while. Today we see the latest model to come in under this well known series, the mid-range HD 5750.

ATI round off the HD 5000 series with the introduction of the HD 5570 today. Let's check it out.

Running a non-standard PCB and cooler.

MSI has strapped the Afterburner software to the HD 5770. Let's see if we can break the sound barrier.

We've got two HD 5450s on hand, so we're going to CrossFire them for a bit of fun.

We enter a new month and we have a new model from ATI to look at. This time it's the very entry level HD 5450 from Sapphire.

Pulling better numbers than a single GTX 280.

Our second 1GB GDDR5 HD 5670 arrives and we figure it's time to check out some budget CrossFire action.

Running a bit late, the ATI reference HD 5670 finally arrives. We see what this 512MB version offers us when compared to the 1GB model.

We've heard whispers that the HD 5670 has a bit of overclocking headroom. Today we take the time to find out for ourselves.

MSI even promotes volt-modding on this number.

Brings a bunch of added SLI support and more.

Early picture reveals low-profile nature.

ATI continue to release new models in the HD 5000 Series. This time it's a model that sits below the HD 5750. We find out how the HD 5670 goes today.