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Radeon HD 5750 Uses

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I found a great deal on a radeon hd 5750 and now I'm not too sure on the specs and what would be a good use for it. (Gaming, Business) etc. Any answers? :confused:
 
I wouldn't call $50 for a 5750 a great deal. That's probably an average price for that card? Heck, I gave one away 2 years ago because I didn't think it was worth much.
 
$50 is not a good deal, lol. $5 may have been a bit of an exaggeration on my part but $25 or lower would be a "great deal" for this card.
 
I had a 5770 with a faulty fan that I strapped a 80mm case fan to and I gave it away to a Budding Skyrim addict. He said it runs Skyrim on medium pretty well.
 
Yea I'm looking at some prices from other people and I see it wasn't so good of a deal now, thanks guys
 
IMO that card would be right at home in a little tertiary machine. Something for light gaming or an HTPC. In my girlfriends pc I put a GTX650 because I got it relatively cheap, I only bought it for the game that came with it. (Can't for the life of me remember what game it was, maybe ACIII?) I used it for a while as a hybrid physx card. But I put it in her pc for some light gaming, she doesn't game very much at all. Mostly just watches movies or youtube. Sorry if I got off topic, if I got something I wanna say I have to say it :).

For $50 I wouldn't say its a great deal, just depends on your needs i guess. As they say: "Something is only worth what a person will pay for it."

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I bought a 5770 for $50 and later I bought a 6770 for $50 when they were more relevant. A 5750 for $50 is NOT a good deal at all.
 
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