It’s also free of additional power connectors, getting all the juice it needs from the PCI-E slot alone – something the reference HD 5770 1GB failed to do and required a 6-pin power connector for it to spring into life. The HD 7750 1GB we’re looking at here is very obviously a simple beast, in that it has a single block of aluminium for a cooler, which is just slim enough for the graphics card to occupy no more than one slot.
On price alone, it looks as if AMD is clearly looking to do away with anything it currently has in the £80-130 price bracket, which includes the HD 5770 1GB, HD 6770 1GB and even the HD 6850 1GB, which you can often find for less than £100. The Cape Verde architectureTo refresh this budget range, AMD has launched two new graphics cards – the HD 7770 1GB and the HD 7750 1GB, priced at £130 and £100 respectively.
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