The card

Sapphire was the first manufacturer that released a Radeon HD 5750 card, it’s a solution that doesn’t differ too much from the reference design proposed by ATI. The layout is extremely polished and essential, as it should be for a video card on this price range; the rather large heatsink only cools the GPU, and not the memory modules.

The card is 18.2 cm long and it can also be placed on Mini-ITX or small case PCs. One of the aspects that come to evidence on the Sapphire proposal is the high connectivity that it can offer. Other than the usual DVI outputs, there’s also an HDMI and a DisplayPort. Also, as usual for the HD 5000 family, the HD 5750 supports the Eyefinity technology.