would this graphics card be ok?
by Anonymous · in Hardware Issues · 06/20/2011 (10:10 am) · 6 replies
Hi everyone,
I am look at buy the Torque 3D but first I have to get myself a new graphics card my current one is defo not going to be able to handle it lol :p
I am looking at buying a
XFX Radeon HD5750 XXX 1GB Graphics Card
would this graphics card be good enough to run the Torque 3d and future releases :D
Thank you all
I am look at buy the Torque 3D but first I have to get myself a new graphics card my current one is defo not going to be able to handle it lol :p
I am looking at buying a
XFX Radeon HD5750 XXX 1GB Graphics Card
would this graphics card be good enough to run the Torque 3d and future releases :D
Thank you all
#2
06/20/2011 (10:36 am)
That will handle it just fine. I actually use the 5670 on the Mid-Range test machines in the QA Lab. 
#3
so,i think first buy Torque 3D.then buy grafics card
06/20/2011 (10:39 am)
i am using intel's integrated grafics card.so,i think first buy Torque 3D.then buy grafics card
#4
Also, might be worth looking at the single slot HD5770's that are kicking around dirt cheap at the moment(XFX I think), I'm not sure how the price compares to the 5750, but the 5770 was always pretty highly rated as a decent "bang for buck" budget gaming card.
06/20/2011 (12:58 pm)
What's your current card? I'm running a dusty old Radeon HD2900 and it handles the demos just fine.Also, might be worth looking at the single slot HD5770's that are kicking around dirt cheap at the moment(XFX I think), I'm not sure how the price compares to the 5750, but the 5770 was always pretty highly rated as a decent "bang for buck" budget gaming card.
#5
06/25/2011 (7:07 pm)
I have a 5750, it is a nice card. It runs pretty cool and it is fairly small as well, which is nice. The 5770 is only $15 or so more and is a bit more powerful if you are looking to get a few extra frames it might be the better choice. 
Torque 3D Owner Christopher Tauscher
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