Specification
Product Details
- Brand: XFX
- Model: FX775AZNP4;FX-775A-ZNP4
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 4.40" h x
.80" w x
8.30" l,
1.65 pounds
Features
- Chipset: AMD Radeon HD 7750
- Video Memory: 1GB GDDR5
- Memory Interface: 128-bit
- Bus: PCI-Express?3.0 x16
- Max. Resolution: 2560 x 1600
- Connectors: DVI-I, HDMI, DisplayPort
Product Description
XFX AMD Radeon HD 7750 1GB GDDR5 DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort PCI-Express Video Card
Customer Reviews
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40 of 40 people found the following review helpful.
By Jared L
I own the 2008 HP Elite e9220y computer. The specs are as following: AMD Phenom II X4 (2.6 Ghz), 8 GB RAM, and a very outdated ATI Radeon HD 4350 graphics card.It's not that bad of a computer. The very few computer games I do play (WoW, The Old Republic, Starcraft II, Diablo III, etc) I would get decent FPS on medium-high graphics, albeit on a lower resolution. Well, upon purchasing Guild Wars 2 a few days ago, I found out I could barely run the game on medium graphics and on a low resolution. Even then, I was struggling to get 10-15 FPS. So that was the biggest deciding factor on me needing to get a new card.My computer only has a 300 watt power supply, so that limited my options to a low-power graphics card, unless I wanted to spend even more money to upgrade that as well (which honestly, I just didn't want to). So after much research and input from friends, it was basically told to me that the Radeon HD 7750 was the most powerful card I could buy for my low-power computer. I decided to go with XFX because my friend said they are a great brand, and based on the reviews I read on here, I gave them a try.Boy, am I glad I did!I got this graphics card in the mail today and installed it (only took about 30 minutes to do). It is a single slot card and does NOT require an external power plug, which was another big deciding factor in me buying this specific one. Upon installing the new drivers (which can be found on the CD that comes with the card, all pretty self-explanatory), I decided to boot up various games to see how they did.On Guild Wars 2, I set all of the graphics to Ultra, even shadows and reflections. At my monitor's full resolution (1920x1080), I was getting around 20-25 FPS with everything on Ultra (which, honestly, isn't too bad in my opinion). The Supersampling was the big sucker; if I lowered that option to the lower setting, the FPS went up to 30-40 average. I left Supersampling on ultimately, and am enjoying this great game on Ultra settings at around 20-30 FPS average.I also booted up The Old Republic, Diablo 3, and Startcraft 2 (I do not have WoW currently installed on my computer, so can't check that out yet). With everything on Ultra graphic settings and at full resolution, all three games delivered 50-70 FPS average. It was truly amazing.So, you might consider some of those games to not be that demanding of graphics, so I then tried out Skyrim. The settings automatically put all of the graphic settings on High (it took the card in consideration), and I played the opening quest with no problems! Unfortunately, since I had no way to check FPS in Skyrim, I can't give an exact amount, but believe me when I say that there was no lag or hiccups whatsoever. Feeling bold, I then went in and set all of the graphic settings to Ultra, and while there was SLIGHT lag (it was barely noticeable), the game still played with no problems. Skyrim... on Ultra settings.If you have a several-year-old or low-power computer, or need a low-power graphics card in general (that only takes up one slot and requires NO external power plug), then let me just say that the XFX Radeon HD 7750 is just for you. I went from getting 15 FPS on medium Guild Wars 2 to getting 20-30 average with every setting on ULTRA. Look no place else, this graphics card is absolutely amazing, and I have no regrets buying it.
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
By Rabbanah
Scores a 7.4 on windows experience index. It was a decent upgrade to my HD5670 that it replaced. It's absolutely silent, can't even hear it while gaming (and I have a very quiet computer). for 110, it's a bit pricey. However, if you need a low power consuming, one-slot card, this is by far the best. If not, then go with a 6850 for about $150. If you have any questions, please comment and I will reply.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By Red
I needed to upgrade a Dell Optiplex 755 (Mini Tower) to triple head. Unfortunately it uses a BTX motherboard which means there's no case opening for the "second half" of a double-slot card, and even single-slot cards that are double-wide internally (due to a large fan) cannot be used as the fan collides with the CPU cooler. Also, it's equipped with a very limiting 305W PSU.This XFX card fit my needs perfectly - single-slot, no double-wide fan, and very power frugal. After installing it in the 755 and installing the latest AMD drivers, the PC seemed to work fine, but then gave me several BSODs over the next couple of hours. I feared an underrated power supply, but after doing a proper uninstall of every trace of ATI/AMD drivers, and then re-installing, the stability problems were resolved; it's been running continuously for a week with no issues.The machine is not intended for gaming, so I don't have much to say about it's 3D performance, however I did have to give it a try! I installed half-life 2, configured Eyefinity with bezel correction (5920 x 1200), set the graphics setting to max (except for 2x AA and 4x Anisotropic Filtering) and played for about 10 minutes. The DVI connected monitor gave me some trouble with weird flickering, but turning off "Alternate DVI operation mode" in Catalyst Control Center fixed it. I didn't check the exact frame rate, but it was fast enough - no lag, no stuttering, smooth action.I am very happy with this card.
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