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There are no shortage of video cards on the market today, with all sectors perfectly covered with solutions from both AMD and Nvidia. Today we are looking at the new card from VTX3D – a custom cooled Radeon HD6670.
The HD6670 was released by AMD to target the HTPC audience, and for those wanting a card capable of ‘casual gaming' via a high definition television. AMD have included Eyefinity support on this range, meaning it is also ideal for business users who need multiple applications open at the same time.
Many readers will never have heard of VTX3D so time for a little background history:
“VTX3D” stands for VERTEX and 3D, designed to bring the ultimate visual experience in 3D graphics industry with a complete product line up fully contributed to ATI solution from enthusiast segment to HTPC solution. We’re ready to offer the most powerful and reliable products with advanced technology; and to create a reputable brand of ATI team in GPU industry.
We believe the growth of business credits to partner’s success and support. VTX3D will provide the best product solutions and grow along with our partners to establish a mutual beneficial understanding in this competitive industry.
Specification
| AMD HD6670 | |
| Compute Power | 768 GFLOPs |
| Core Clock Speed | 800 mhz |
| Transistors | 716M |
| Stream Processors | 480 |
| Texture Units | 24 |
| ROPs/Z-Stencil | 8 |
| Frame Buffer | 1024 MB |
| Memory Width/Speed | GDDR5 |
interesting little card, looks almost like a plastic toy, but yet the cooler seems very good.
Ideal little board for a small form factor machine hooked into a plasma.
I like this series of cards, but the only issue I have with it, is AMD’s forced pricing levels. they need to drop them to 60 before I think they are really worth the cost
I was doing a little research, arent these guys associated with powercolor?
@ frankie, same parent company TUL. yes. Not sure why they need two sections of the company to produce graphics cards?
Cheap poor excuse for a card, mine broke before i even used it as the cooler fails to keep the GPU cool. Wouldn’t touch with a barge pole and the Customer support is non existent