HIS Radeon HD 5850 Design Provided AMD
October 17, 2009 | Gadgets, Games, Hardware | 1 CommentWell, we were right on the money. Even after being on the shelves in recent weeks, the price of HD 5870 and HD 5850 still hovering around 300 pounds and 200 pounds, respectively. The particular card we are considering today is made by his, but it corresponds exactly to the reference design provided by AMD. It actually requires a little more than his brothers in the shops could be found in for no apparent reason.
This map is very similar in design to the HD 5870. Indeed, the entire 5000 series (including the new mid-range HD 5770 review coming soon) features the same black and red livery. At 242mm, the HD 5850 is a small (40 mm) shorter than the HD 5870, though. That basically means that there is no longer that of a motherboard is wide, it should be disposed of in a case of form factor ATX. We are not the sticker HIS adds much to the proceedings, though.
Eyefinity new technology, AMD has postponed the HD 5870 so you always get a choice of four digital outputs, 2 x DVI, 1 x DisplayPort, 1 x HDMI. As for the HD 5870, however, you can only use three exits at once and at least one of these elements must be the DisplayPort. It always gives you the opportunity to perform three 30-inch displays at once, however. VGA analog output can be obtained using a DVI-VGA converter, one of which is provided in the box with this card from HIS. You can also output digital audio via HDMI and DVI ports, with special DVI-HDMI adapters, offering a connection to a single cable to your AV receiver or TV. In recent cards add support for Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio bit-stream so that they now support all major DVD and Blu-ray audio stream. [via trustedreviews]
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