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Published: August 10, 2011 | Source: HIS | Author: Tom Logan

HIS HD6770 IceQ X Turbo Crossfire Review

HIS HD6770 IceQ X Turbo Crossfire Review

Far Cry 2

We would assume the old Far Cry 2 would follow the example set by COD and MoH, but actually the HIS HD6770 is decimated. A single-card just cannot provide a playable experience and the Crossfire setup just keeps things hovering around the 60 FPS mark on average, although it quickly gets chuggy when a lot is going on.

Metro 2033

The major improvements in driver performance allow Metro2033 to end our review on a bit of an eyebrow-raising surprise. We’ve written long and often about how a single card has a ceiling in this game but a two-card setup flies. Such it is here with the HIS HD6770 IceQ X Turbo in Crossfire proving a match for a GTX590 or HD6990.

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