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Conclusion
For a first time review on an InnoVision product I must say that I am impressed. The card performed as expected from A to Z, great PCB build, nice black color, LED, good software package and overclocking wise the Inno3D GeForce FX 5700 Ultra was a little gem. Oh hey, in the stores you will also find this product under the Tornado brand name.

As stated in many of our previous reviews, don't expect huge DirectX 9 Shader performance though. But, where the 5600 series, in my eye, lacked performance... the 5700 makes it up for it. With this graphics card you'll be able to play any game to date without any big performance issues. With new DX9 titles yhis card is already running out of strength though. If you don't care about that then this product is for you. Compared towards the DDR1 model I can say this. It doesn't make a huge difference... Still clockspeeds when tweaked are interesting and well, the silicon runs quite cool.

When we divert a bit from the technical side of the product and look at it in a more generic way I must state that InnoVision absolutely offers a very nice package here. The 5700 Ultra offers real bang for your bucks. Nice software package, really nice product. The funny LED is simply cool. In all honesty I just have to make a small hint towards the 5900 XT series though. They are about the same price and the 5900 XT simply offers better performance due to a better architecture of the graphics core.

Nice design, good performance, it's not a powerhouse though. You can play every modern gaming title with it and does what it's targeted at, mid range performance... but... definitely a good graphics card. Two thumbs up.

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Product name: Tornado GeForce FX 5700 Ultra
Description: GeForce FX 5700 Ultra 128 MB GDDR3
Info: InnoVision - Inno3DPrice: ~190 EUR