Now, please excuse the fact that I am profusely sweating.

It's been about two months of straight heat here in the UK We haven't had a drop of rain in who knows how long, but none the rest.

I can't let that stop me from making videos, so let's get into it.

And today I want to talk about something that hopefully I found online Now, ever since making that Jew tix 7 80 T i lightning video where we took a look at the M S I version of the card, one of the rarest graphics cards in existence.

I've had a little bit of a taste for hunting down rare pieces of hardware CP used GP use and even computer systems today while browsing one of my favorite sites, UK.

Don't we buy dot com or C e.

X here in the UK and looking for some great deals on graphics cards, I came across what I thought was a GTX 5 60 t i to win addition.

Now, these cards from E V.

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Pretty rare because they combine to GTX 5 60 t eyes on a single gold.

So you've essentially got to 5 60 ties in SL I without having to have two cards in your system.

And in theory, they should outperform the likes of an older GTX 5 80 However, I received the package today and I have my suspicions.

As you can see here on the invoice, it does say, Gee, Tex 5 60 t i too.

In addition, if you can see that but I had a feeling that the card would be bigger.

The next side This is gonna be a little bit of a mystery.

Unboxing.

Maybe, just maybe, there's a 5 62 by two in addition in here.

But let's go ahead and under the package, see what we've got.

Husband.

Pray that it is what it says it is.

But if you know you know the drill, we're gonna benchmarks.

Whatever card is in here anyway, so it's crack into it and see what we've got.

Bad news.

Unfortunately, unfortunately, we don't have the two.

In addition, as you can quickly see, this is the Emmett Side twin frozen to addition, probably one of the best 5 60 ties available still is the yet two gigabyte over clock diversion off the card.

I guess there are some positives and negatives when it comes to bargain hunting, especially when it starts you buy from doesn't have an actual picture off the card itself.

A supposed to stop photo, so is always a bit of a risk.

I was hoping that maybe we would find one, but they are quite hard to get Hold off before I return this and ask them whether they do actually have any to win additions in stock.

Which would be pretty amazing.

Of course, we must benchmark the two big 5 60 t I see what it's capable of with a handful of games, and I see whether or not one of these two versions is still worth buying in 2000 and 18.

So let's get into it unquote for inspection.

It looks as though the card was mislabeled in the stock room before it was even sent out.

The fair play to C E.

X in the fact that the £40 I paid is still actually a very fair price for a two gigabyte version Off this Emmett site card, you may be thinking I've tested the 5 60 tire before almost that is true.

That was mainly the one gigabyte version, which, because of the lacking the Ram for modern games, meant resorting to making them look like this in order to run properly.

Hopefully, the extra gig will make a bit of difference in certain titles.

This 5 60 t I requires 2 16 connectors and, I believe, of 550.

What power supply should suffice that in this?

I don't specifically state that on their side.

I love these twin frozen cards because I think they look great and keep the card caller thanks to the jewel found solution.

But let's talk about that.

It seems that this one is a bit of a state.

It looks like it's taken a bit of a beating here, and the rear fan on the card is very stiff.

I believe the bearing is naked as it doesn't spin very smoothly at all.

Apparently, this wasn't a totally uncommon issue with this caller design, but let's get it in the system.

As most of you probably know by now, The test PC consists of a rise and 5 1608 gigabytes of 2400 megahertz DDR four Ram and A 650.

What course air power supply.

It seems that that stiff second fan doesn't work altogether.

But this didn't affect the Idol temperatures too badly, so we'll have to keep an eye on those in games.

So what can a two gig 5 60 do in modern titles?

Well, let's start with Assassin's Creed origins.

So here we are, and I decided to take a little walk around this town here, both inside the town itself, and are wondering into the outskirts to get sort of variation on the overall frame rate.

As you can see, we haven't had to modify the resolution too much in order to get this game to run.

I've just set it to 7 20 p with the low settings in order to achieve an average of above 30 frames per second.

And as you can see, the card isn't quite being maxed out, though it is certainly being put to good use here in this game as we venture a little bit outside of the town.

Now, that frame rate should pick up a little bit more, especially when I'm not recording and you should start to see sort of mid thirties in terms of an average.

But even when you get into combat situations, the frame rate does hold steady, which is important in a game like this, where there's constantly action going on on screen.

I've decided to target 30 f.

P s today because I feel that 60 for an older GPU like this one is a little bit unrealistic, and 30 is a lot more achievable.

I found having said that we were actually able to achieve a solid 60 f ps in Battlefield one when I set the gains hello and kept the resolution at 10 80 p.

This is a nice change over the one gig 5 60 t I that started to struggle a little bit, especially in this action packed opening level that here setting things to the aforementioned low settings should give you a pretty decent overall experience.

And, as you can see by those 1% in 10.1% lows, there weren't really any status to speak off either.

Now, with fallout for, I was able to keep the game a 10 80 p with medium settings in order to maintain a solid 30 plus F P s.

In fact, the frame rate came back on average over 40 frames per second, though there are a few drops below 30 as you can see.

So it may be worth capping the game to 30 f ps with v sink in order for the best experience with this card and so that you don't feel the stutters as much.

Because, let's face it, 60 frames per second isn't going to happen with this GPU.

So I think the experience, in my opinion, was still good enough Now.

Well, far Cry five wasn't able to achieve a 30 frames per second average at full HD.

Turning the resolution down to 900 p did give us 31 f.

P.

S, which was pretty playable.

If I'm honest, there wasn't too much data here even when the action started to heat up, and I'm pretty happy with how this game played.

I've tested a lot of older cards that do struggle on newer, ubi soft games, so it was nice to see a sort of playable experience here, though you will want a slightly never GPU.

If you want to turn that resolution or those settings up now, while it's not really that demanding, although it does run on the unreal engine for a fortnight, is a very popular title, and I'm sure that most if not all of you have heard of it by now.

I always try and test it with these budget cards because, like I say, is a very popular release, even if it is almost guaranteed to run on a lot of options out there.

Here, a 10 80 p with the low settings.

I did see at least 80 frames per second most of the time, which was a pretty nice experience.

If I'm honest, turning things up to media meant drops below 60 sort of between 40 and 60.

If I'm honest on turning things up any higher than that did mean that the experience was in some occasions and some places on the map quite unplayable with frequent drops.

No, I'm pleased to announce that the ever popular GT A five is back on the benchmark list.

I spent most of last weekend reinstalling on the PC or 80 gigabytes, and it ran very well here on normal settings.

At full HD, I could have turned things up a little bit higher if I'm honest, as we did, average 95 f.

P s.

So if you want to play g t a five on an old 5 60 t two gigabyte, then you will have no trouble in doing so now.

One of the best looking games, in my opinion of recent times, is Kingdom Come Deliverance.

When it came out, it was quite a pain to run, do tow optimization and graphical issues, though it has seen a few patches recently which have really improved things.

Whilst I wasn't able to achieve a solid 30 frames per second a 10 80 p.

Turning things down to 900 p with the lowing game options did mean a pretty solid experience.

Speaking of hard to run games, Mafia three isn't exactly easy to run on a lot of systems, either.

This again suffered from performance issues, though it has been improved in recent months, with Petraeus here at 900 pages.

Like in kingdom come, the game did run quite well at 30 frames per second, though it did drop to the mid twenties in certain areas of the Mac Mafia.

Three pretty much runs exactly the same as kingdom come deliverance on a 5 60 ti ight.

Now it's a slightly old one, but Metro last like Redox, always challengers older hardware.

And here on the 5 60 t, I ran just fine with the medium graphical settings.

When I first fight it out, the game defaulted to very high.

I think that was what I said, the game to the last time I played it and that those settings, it really wasn't all that playable, but turning things down to medium.

Turning a F two times four other than time 16 definitely gave us a nice bump in frame rate on SS AI, I believe is the option is also switched off as well to guarantee us the most frames.

Another newly released title for a movie.

Stuff that I simply can't stop playing is the crew to?

It basically gives you, Ah, hole Open World America to play with.

You can drive through all the states that you want, fly over them, drive your boat around them, and because of that, it can be pretty hard to run here.

At 10 80 p.

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I was able to achieve 37 frames per second on average.

And, as you can see by those 1% in 10.1% lows as well, there really wasn't too much stuttered to speak off.

Another popular battle royal title is, of course, pub G.

This also ran quite well on this card a 10 80 p for allegedly resolution averaging over 30 frames per second.

Most of the time, remember, for 60 F PS and modern games of 5 60 t I two gigabyte really isn't going to be for you.

Having said that, I'm a little bit disappointed.

I didn't get the to win s ally card, but I was definitely asking a little bit too much for the price.

But even so for a 5 60 t i two gigabyte, I think I did pretty well in terms of the price for a car that can still run a lot of modern games with reduced settings and 30 frames per second.

So while this video never intended to start out was a two gig 5 60 t i review, that's sort of what it became, and I hope it gives you a rough idea of what that card could do in modern gaming.

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