Introducing ASUS Radeon HD 7750 1 GB.
Two weeks ago AMD launched their Radeon HD 7700 Series. The cards use
the all-new Cape Verde graphics processor which is based on AMD's new
GCN Graphics Core Next architecture that promises increased performance
and lower power draw.
Cape Verde is a downscale from the "Tahiti" silicon, on which higher Radeon HD 7900 series parts are based. There are fewer number of redundant components, so Cape Verde is left functionally-identical to Tahiti, but is smaller, built for more affordable graphics cards. Cape Verde also retains the basic hierarchy of the architecture as implemented in Tahiti.
Cape Verde is a downscale from the "Tahiti" silicon, on which higher Radeon HD 7900 series parts are based. There are fewer number of redundant components, so Cape Verde is left functionally-identical to Tahiti, but is smaller, built for more affordable graphics cards. Cape Verde also retains the basic hierarchy of the architecture as implemented in Tahiti.
The ASUS Radeon HD 7750 is a custom implementation of the HD 7750, using a custom heatsink and increased clock rates of 820 MHz GPU and 1150 MHz memory.
Packaging
Contents
You will receive:
- Graphics card
- Driver CD + Documentation
- Analog VGA Adapter
The Card
ASUS is using a cooler on their card that we have seen on other models
before. It extends slightly beyond the base PCB, but not by much, so the
card should fit fine in any case.
Display connectivity options include one DVI port, one full size HDMI
port one full size DisplayPort. You may use all the outputs at the same
time, thanks to AMD's superior display output architecture.
An HDMI sound device is included in the GPU, too. It is HDMI 1.4a compatible which includes HD audio and support for Blu-ray 3D movies. The DisplayPort outputs are version 1.2 which enables the use of hubs and Multi-Stream transport.
An HDMI sound device is included in the GPU, too. It is HDMI 1.4a compatible which includes HD audio and support for Blu-ray 3D movies. The DisplayPort outputs are version 1.2 which enables the use of hubs and Multi-Stream transport.
You may combine up to two HD 7750 cards from any vendor in a multi-GPU
CrossFire configuration for higher framerates or better image quality
settings. Please note the lack of a CrossFire connector - all data is
transferred via the PCI-Express bus.
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A Closer Look
