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Inno3D GTX570 Review

Unigine provides an interesting way to test hardware. It can be easily adapted to various projects due to its elaborated software design and flexible toolset. A lot of their customers claim that they have never seen such extremely-effective code, which is so easy to understand.

Heaven Benchmark is a DirectX 11 GPU benchmark based on advanced Unigine engine from Unigine Corp. It reveals the enchanting magic of floating islands with a tiny village hidden in the cloudy skies. Interactive mode provides emerging experience of exploring the intricate world of steampunk.

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We test at 1080p so that all video cards can be compared throughout our reviews. Obviously driver updates might enhance performance slightly over time, but as a rule, its a useful way for us to present the findings.

The GTX570 generates a frame rate of 51.7 at 1080p. Of prime interest is the fact that this is slightly slower than the HD6970, indistinguishable to the naked eye, but the programs tenth digit frame rate capabilities show it to be around half a frame slower.

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18 comments

  1. Its a tough call. I see all the nvidia sponsored titles, the TWIMTBP all score higher on the GTX570, but hAWX 2? come on, there must be something well dodgy going on there! Nice review thanks.

  2. Good boards, glad to see no bias here, fair review all round.

  3. They are good boards no doubt about it. power consumption is still highish, but I suppose with this power output it is required. still think AMD have the edge on that.

  4. Hang on, Haev I missed something? the GTX570 can only power 2 screens? wtf.

  5. my brother is buying me one for christmas 🙂 im lucky I know !

  6. I know everyone seems disappointed with the 6970 but i prefer it to this card. but im waiting on a cooler from a third party as AMD reference coolers suck arse.

  7. HD6970 is a good board but its dissappointing. ive saved enough money up for the 6990 in the last 4 months. waiting patiently. You got one already Zardon?

  8. I used to read your nV reviews on launch day, but nvidia products seem to be much slower now being reviewed here 🙁

  9. Were I am, the GTX570 is cheaper than the HD6970. I think the GTX570 is a better card for what I would need. I dont want to game on multiple screens. but I can see the advantages with AMDs technology.

  10. Its really cool they give away a mouse mat. if I see another call of duty modern warfare 2 bundle ill kill someone.

  11. the cooler is identical to the GTX580 isnt it ?

  12. Great review, think I prefer the 6970 tho

  13. Hard to choose between this and 6970, both are v good. Shame AMD can’t launch an assault on Nvidia 580

  14. It’s good, but I’d only spend 200 on a card , still quite happy with the460

  15. They are doing a good job making up for lost time. Can’t fault the price

  16. I think a lot of the video games are nodded to run particularly well on Nvidia hardware. Look at hawk 2. Must be a similar stunt to the original hawx

  17. Twimtbp my ass.

  18. No point in buying these high end boards. The pc gaming market is in a shocking state this year and I cant see anything on. The horizon to change it. Crysis 2, I’m pretty sure it will suck