XFX Radeon HD 5450

ATI finally releases a low-cost HD 5000-series card for media systems. We put it to the test

ATI is paving away and completely filling and dominating every little gap in the market with a DX11 graphics card. Today ATI is launching the most budget of low-budget series graphics cards, the Radeon series 5400. In specific today we'll look at the Radeon HD 5450. A DX11 class product, with multi-monitor Eyefinity support (up-to three monitors) and a very low price -- set at just 49 USD. Specifications and features

HIS recently released its entry-level Radeon HD 5450 silent, low-profile graphics card targeted at those looking for a simple step-up from integrated graphics, packing all the essentials of this generation's GPUs. The model we're looking at has double the onboard memory at 1GB, native HDMI with 7.1 audio, and examining what it brings to the table with its added costs.

The HD 5450 graphics card is available with both 512MB and 1GB of video memory

The Radeon HD 5450 is the most affordable graphics card belonging to the HD 5000 series. The HD 5450 is more oriented towards HTPCs than gaming, and...