The new HD 5570 comes with lower memory and GPU clocks and uses cheaper, DDR3 memory whereas the HD 5670 has GDDR5. The HD 5570 doesn’t share too many common features with the HD 5670, despite using the same Redwood GPU. So, the new Radeon HD 5570 with its price of €50 will most certainly fit in nicely. The HD 5450, which was announced last week, is based on the Cedar GPU and filled out the HD 5000 gap in €40-50 price range, but there’s still a small gap left up to the HD 5670, which is priced at €60-99. Starting from the fastest GPU, the Evergreen series features Cypress, Juniper, Redwood and Cedar GPUs.
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It’s well worth noting that AMD is the first and, unfortunately for the green team, the only company with DirectX 11, Windows 7 compatible hardware.
Radeon HD 5570 is based on the Redwood GPU, one of the GPUs in the Evergreen generation. All the HD 5000 series cards support DirectX 11, ATI Eyefinity technology for multi-monitor setups (more than 2, of course), ATI Stream GPU processing, are built in 40nm, etc. These two cards belong to the HD 5000 series and are here to nicely fill out the price segments of DirectX 11 graphics market. Both cards are low end, but the numbering scheme is quick to show that the HD 5570 will be the faster of the two. Only a few days after launching the Radeon HD 5450, it’s time for HD 5570.
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