Radeon HD 5450 review - Product gallery

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 02/03/2010 03:00 PM [ ] 0 comment(s)

Radeon HD 5450

This card uses Samsung k4w1g1646e-hc11 memory chips, this is gDDR3 memory rated at 900 MHz running over a 64-bit controller / bus..

Radeon HD 5450

Looking at the top side of the card we see simplicity at it's best. And the reason I'm showing it is that you are not seeing any Crossfire connectors. That's correct, the card is Crossfire ready though, you can just pop in two of them on your motherboard and enable Crossfire in the drivers. All data is exchanged over the PCIe bus. But really, for gaming just buy a real dedicated gaming card please.

Radeon HD 5450

So yeah, that's it really. No need for external power connectors or anything, simplicity in it's most pure form. But you'll agree with me that for 49 USD the product looks good, and is equipped with a nice variety of connectivity.

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