ATI Mobility HD5730 is almost the same as the desktop ATI HD5670 but it is closer to ATI HD5570
Roland00 Send a noteboard - 01/11/2010 01:32:01 AM
The are the same gpu at the core (computer chip), there are three differences.
1) The ATI Mobility hd5730 is running at 650 mhz for the core while the desktop ATI HD5670 runs at 775 mhz for the core (a difference of 19%)
2) The ATI Mobility 5730 is using ddr3 and gets 25.6 GBPS bandwidth vs the ATI HD5670 which runs gddr5 and gets 64 GBPS
3) The mobility doesn't use the standard form factor that a desktop has it instead uses a form factor called MXM (Mobile PCI Express Module). The gpu that is used in the mobility video cards are bin sorted and are then attached to a different board type that is compatible with MXM. This allows the video card of a laptop to have lower thermals than a desktop card, for example a mobility hd5730 has a tdp of 26w vs a desktop hd5570 have a tdp of 39 and a desktop hd5670 have a tdp of 64.
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That said the closest comparison of an ati mobility hd5730 is an ati desktop hd5570. The have the same calculation units, the same core clock, only difference is the memory clock of an ati hd5570 is 900 mhz (on the ddr3 version) instead of 800mhz on the mobility hd5730.
If you look up at review websites that test games, the ati hd5570 performs about 70 to 75% of the performance of the ati hd5670. The ati hd5670 performs about the same performance as an 9800gt getting about 90 to 105% in games.
1) The ATI Mobility hd5730 is running at 650 mhz for the core while the desktop ATI HD5670 runs at 775 mhz for the core (a difference of 19%)
2) The ATI Mobility 5730 is using ddr3 and gets 25.6 GBPS bandwidth vs the ATI HD5670 which runs gddr5 and gets 64 GBPS
3) The mobility doesn't use the standard form factor that a desktop has it instead uses a form factor called MXM (Mobile PCI Express Module). The gpu that is used in the mobility video cards are bin sorted and are then attached to a different board type that is compatible with MXM. This allows the video card of a laptop to have lower thermals than a desktop card, for example a mobility hd5730 has a tdp of 26w vs a desktop hd5570 have a tdp of 39 and a desktop hd5670 have a tdp of 64.
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That said the closest comparison of an ati mobility hd5730 is an ati desktop hd5570. The have the same calculation units, the same core clock, only difference is the memory clock of an ati hd5570 is 900 mhz (on the ddr3 version) instead of 800mhz on the mobility hd5730.
If you look up at review websites that test games, the ati hd5570 performs about 70 to 75% of the performance of the ati hd5670. The ati hd5670 performs about the same performance as an 9800gt getting about 90 to 105% in games.
In need of graphics card advice. (edit with update)
29/10/2010 04:01:37 PM
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That's the card in my new iMac. Well, according to Apple, at least...
29/10/2010 04:45:19 PM
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A 9800GT is roughly equivalent to a 5670. *NM*
29/10/2010 04:58:07 PM
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I've no problem deferring to someone more familiar w/ recent cards.
29/10/2010 05:44:20 PM
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Your card isn't an ati hd5670, it is about 75% as fast as an 8800gt
01/11/2010 01:34:47 AM
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ATI Mobility HD5730 is almost the same as the desktop ATI HD5670 but it is closer to ATI HD5570
01/11/2010 01:32:01 AM
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One thing you didn't mention is what resolution you're trying to run at.
29/10/2010 05:07:38 PM
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System specs:
29/10/2010 05:39:19 PM
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Glad to hear it's working. That kind of performance is much more what I'd expect from a 5670. *NM*
31/10/2010 01:45:45 AM
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That didn't stop me from getting the 5770 so that I would have a "buffer zone" of peformance gains
31/10/2010 01:11:35 PM
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The HD5670 is meant to be a casual gamer card
31/10/2010 02:23:45 PM
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Nice to know that someone selling these actually knows what they're talking about.
01/11/2010 01:42:31 PM
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Re: Nice to know that someone selling these actually knows what they're talking about.
01/11/2010 09:29:38 PM
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If you do return the card, these are the cards I would recommend (links inside to newegg)
01/11/2010 02:32:23 AM
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Excellent post
01/11/2010 05:06:10 PM
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And FPS per dollar isn't the only important stat
02/11/2010 03:14:10 AM
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Re: And FPS per dollar isn't the only important stat
02/11/2010 12:52:46 PM
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Don't get me wrong, I agree the HD5770 is an awesome card
02/11/2010 06:14:16 PM
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Re: Don't get me wrong, I agree the HD5770 is an awesome card
02/11/2010 09:19:44 PM
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Do you already have a computer or are you building a new one? If so what are the specs? And ....
03/11/2010 10:49:35 AM
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Well
03/11/2010 08:31:11 PM
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If you are not going to overclock, you should really consider this computer
04/11/2010 12:28:44 AM
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Slickdeals thread claims it's no longer available. Was a good deal, though. *NM*
04/11/2010 01:28:09 PM
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Re: If you are not going to overclock, you should really consider this computer
04/11/2010 06:02:57 PM
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