The Brand NEW £15 Graphics Card...and it’s real! 

Wow it even has a CGI lady on it, height of luxury

Somehow, Budget Builds returned.

This feels like a 2018 budget builds video

Order a second one for Crossfire...

I have the passive version of this card. Good for xp gaming. No power connectors or fans to worry about

I check your channel every couple of weeks. Theres a certain void in my content variety that only you can fill. I even started watching Green Ham Gaming. While hes not bad hes not Budget Builds. Ive missed you dearly and I am glad to see an upload! Looking forward to more

Wow did I miss the Budget Builds content. Would love to see more please

Welcome back bud. I miss your videos 😅

A mate of mine had one of these in his "covid-special" pc (you know, built with the cheapest components in a shiny box) and I figured it was just going to be another GT710 type card but I was stunned how well it played his games (mostly gta5). I've got a soft spot for them now.

Nice to see some older hardware straight after a LTT dual xeon gaming system with quad 980TI's. Shows that you can still game on older hardware.

I always perfer high settings over frame rate. Even with my GTX 1070, I always use the highest settings and go for a 30 fps target. You were talking about how some people think anything below 60 is unplayable, but even paying $100 for my GPU a little back I am completely fine with 30 fps.

Good to see you return to RU-vid and that performance from that card really wasn't bad at all given the price! Even if not for their main system, I can see people wanting to build an older system for slightly older titles have no problems at all with this card. I wouldn't recommend it for modern gaming though as I'm pretty sure the box said it was DX11 only, and a lot of modern titles need DX12.

Great video, GCN proves its longevity once again. It's definitely showing its age, but a lot of GCN cards are far from unusable today. Even AMD cutting off the driver support couldn't stop these cards 💪

I've been using a 7750 from cex in my batocera emulation pc running on a 300w PSU for a couple of years - very happy with it

Thank God, I thought we lost you! Great to finally get something from you again mate👍🏼👍🏼

Fun fact, the hd 7750 is listed as the minimum requirement in BeamNG on steam

Yes, I missed this channel so much. Great video, man.

Regresó! En forma de fichas!! Saludos desde México. Extrañabamos tu contenido

Hey! I love the HD7750! Have a half-height low profile version of the Sapphire card, absolute little trooper took me from all minimuims in a lot of games to max for about a year at the time.

As far as I can tell VTX3D was a brand owned by TUL, the same company that owns the PowerColor brand, VTX3D as a brand was shut down about 7 years ago.

It's AWESOME to see you uploading. I hope everything is alright in your life.

Good to see you back! I think this has probably been said already but people like you are absolutely sorely needed when times are tough, just to prove some fun can be had even with cheap crap. Keep up the great work!

Awesome to see you back!

2:06 Wow, just wow. I remember seeing the big side info floating card getting replaced with a much sleek, minimal card is really cool. Like, it's old enough you've been using the old style then boom new one and it's good.

I recently bought an HD 6770 for a PC with games contemporary with that GPU and paired it with a Phenom II x6 1055T, I would have liked to have had that PC in 2011, By the way, it's good to see you again.

finally you're back after a long break, great brother, keep it up, keep posting something new!

Dude, it's great to see you! I hope all is well!

The 7750 brings me back so many memories. Used it for my little brothers budget built I made for him back in like 2018, overclocked it a bit and he was happy playing games on it even if it was on the lowest resolution. My sapphire HD 7750 had relive working and hardware accel in Linux although it looked horrible. Idk how the situation with current drivers is

57 FPS is actually really impressive for GTAV. Even at 720p.

If I were a dog I'd spin my tail so much,glad you're back man.I missed your videos so much,such nostalgia. You never get old for me.

Finally! Welcome back man! :D

Welcome back dude, looking forward for your budget builds videos.

Missed your content bro, glad to see another drop from yours truely

Welcome back m8 missed u on RU-vid

Welcome back... we need to see more of your video's!!

Really good to see a new video from my favourite tec RU-vid channel

I have a Sapphire 1GB GDDR5 varient I got used for $20 Canadian back in 2020 to go in a old HP Pavillion from 2007 with a Q6600 & 8GB (4x2GB) DDR2 RAM, I plan on selling it at some point as a basic use/office PC that's capable of playing decade old games at 720P such as Tomb Raider (2013), Sleeping Dogs, GTAV & Sims 4 for example.

I have one with 4GB Vram. I love it because of that 1U dimension. BTW, Good to see you.

Welcome back You reminded me Star Wars Fallen Order in order to play it I had to use DXVK because the stuttering on DX11 on UE4 was mess regardless of the settings, still using similar method on other games that are stubborn when you can't wait forever for a patch from the developer/company anyways, most games for the most part are working okay but in this scenario is the worst case we talk about here.

It's good to have you back. And it's good to see Ruby again.

really glad to see you again! My man, you should make audio books of public domain titles...you'd make a fortune...great speaking voice.

You came back

Man I was legit marathoning your old vids, and here you returned! This is a good day!

"Many of You never heard of this brand." I still have their (kinda broken right now) HD4850 1GB GDDR5 version (Yes I know it's weird because of that GDDR5 VRAM). It was loud but - it was also quite cheap at the time - I paid like 60-70€ for a new one in 2011.

I checked my email archive... I bought a Radeon 7770 HD back in May of 2012. I quickly updated to a 7850 less than a year later. Thanks for the nostalgia.

I have been following this channel for years, and while I was a hardcore PC Master Race snob from 2011 - 2023, this channel always takes me back to my Apple days from 2003 - 2011 where I would buy a "new" G3 iMac or G4 eMac every couple years or so for $100 - $150 and it was always an incremental upgrade. I FINALLY bought my dream Windows laptop from 2011 a month or so ago for $250. Sandy Bridge i7 with a 560M and most importantly of all, 3D Vision. It can run later PS3/360 games (Bioshock Infinite, Arkham City/Origins, Human Revolution, and Tomb Raider 2013) at console settings, but 1080p, and average mid 40s fps. Hell, 3D Vision certified games run at console settings, 720p (so 360p each eye), and is still well above 30 fps. That is more than good enough for me due to the age of the hardware, and I am a 3D fanatic. Booting it up and testing some games on it (final Fermi drivers from May 2018) gives me even more appreciation for this channel. Basically, if you're not a resolution or framerate snob, if you bought something like the 680, 980, 1080/Ti, or even the 2080, amd you were happy with at least console settings/resolution at at least 30fps, you would be set for at least roughly 4 or 5 years.

Oohh, I miss this content. I really do. Thanks for this video

Great to see you back

I thought u ended the channel for good. In any case, it is good to hear from you again after such a long time

Really appreciate the BeamNG benchmark. It's been my game of choice for absolutely years and was the sole reason I decided to upgrade my PC recently so I could max the game out.

Missed you a lot bud! Glad to see you back.

Glad you returned back to RU-vid.

I've missed your videos, please make more! I'm an old tech addict!

When the world needed Budget Builds the most, he returned. Anyway, welcome back, and good stuff as always, mate. 😊

Good stuff, buddy! Glad to see you in my notifications!

Perhaps it could be a good option for some retro win xp machine as these HD cards were the last that had xp drivers

love these videos, never stop!

Welcome back my king You dropped this 👑

"Aldi version of Saphire" So pretty much Medion tier.

Nice to see you back 🙂

What a time to see Budget-Builds Official return

Its been a hot minute, welcome back!

You're the real OG of budget builds and pc hardware 💪💪

It's always a good day when there's a new BBO video.

good one! always love your videos! if i may, i'd like to suggest a video about external gpus, then ones you connect to the usb-c thunderbolt port in laptops. That way you could "revive" an old laptop! keep up the good work!

I was just recently searching for Budget Builds after missing content for so long

I bought the GDDR-5 version in 2013...and it is still happily purring away in my backup box paired with an equally ancient Phenom II 925, you really couldn't kill those things.

You back, welcome back budget builds

I've missed your content, it's always a delight.

He's alive! Welcome back, friend. You were missed.

Had 5770 once, the only card i had to actually underclock and undervolt because i blew all my budget on it and that meant no new psu. Still worked great.

The king budget is back👏👏👏😀

Great to see you're still alive!

Comparing benchmarks with this card between windows and linux might be interesting. Because gcn 1 is still actively supported on linux through mesa whereas it's been dropped for a while now on windows

For some reason I feel all warm and fuzzy - it must be nostalgia. Thanks for the review. Idle curiosity: Have you reviewed a Tesla P4? Yes I know it's a 'compute' card with no output! But they are pretty cheap for what they can do (up to 50% faster than a GTX 1650 for me with more RAM and the same power draw) and with a little fiddling you can game on them.* *GRID Driver, Regedit - Search "AdapterType", Delete that Key, then add 32bit DWord EnableMsHybrid = 1. Carefully Superglue a 40x40x10 blower to the end of the card (maybe with a 1k Resistor), and Bob's your significant other once Windows is set to use it for 3D stuff. PS: The K80 is a bit slower with much more RAM for the same-ish price at the cost of a 300W vs 75W power draw.

Welcome back! ❤

Awesome video! Allthough you listed it as 2 gb of vram but the box says one. crazy to find one of these in box haha

Welcome ! I missed you !

it's a blessed day, new budget builds hardware video

It's a Christmas Barnacle in March - welcome back!

VCE works in two ways, hybrid mode where the GCN compute units are helping figure out the intra frames and motion while the VCE hardware figures out the minutia of the bitstream and then preforming the encode, then there is fixed mode where you don't really have much if any control over intra frames and motion detection because the VCE hardware is doing all of that itself. Those low spec GCN 1.0 cards don't have enough compute units to make hybrid mode work and despite having the physical hardware to do the fixed mode encoding AMD just never enabled it. That and they went from having everything run though AMD Media Package (codecs) which they shitcanned for AMF aka AMD Media Framework (API) which leaves it more open ended and easier to implement. A whole lot of less than ideal for the job but still capable (or capable at some point) with zero support for AMF or any kind of VCE support at all.

Welcome home

Welcome back!

he's back

7750's are great old cards with bugger all power draw. I remember looking into them WAY back when I was upgrading from a 9400GT 😛 It's really cool to see older companies keeping these cards going, because there's definitely a love for them. Back then I opted for a 9800GT by another lesser known company called Jetway. Good card.

I looked you up last week, and you heard my yearning 😂

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Hmm, might grab one of these for a CRT build since it has VGA out. Great video and awesome topic

Welcome back

finally you are back ❤🎉

It's great to see you back

Had a VTX3D HD5750 1GB GDDR5 in the first PC I built back in 2011. It was quite capable until around 2015 when the 1GB of VRAM became too big of a limitation. Early GTA V in 2015 was playable (30-40fps) at 1080p Normal with the sliders half-way, paired with an Athlon II X4 650. It has more shaders than the HD 7750 but it's on the older Terascale 2 architecture, so it's just a bit slower than the 7750, tho obviously the GDDR5 would've pushed mine above a DDR3 7750

I used to own an XFX HD 7770 and I was running it with an MSI 970 Gaming MB with an FX8350 CPU and I had a lot of fun for years playing on this card until about 4 years ago when I upgraded to an GTX 1070 along with i5 10400 CPU with an NVMe drive and wow! what a massive difference. The HD 7750 or 7770 cards are great for watching 1080p movies and also it is sufficient enough to enjoy playing games from 2000 up until 2019 and more. So yes, Absolutely for that kind of money it is a great deal especially for a backup GPU.

I've got to admit I did not have even mid expectations when I clicked on this video...however! For a measly £15 This card has shockingly decent performance. Honestly pretty solid value for what you're able to get from it. I actually want to pick one up now just for the fun of putting together an ULTRA budget build hah.

He's finally back!

Ruby on a brand new graphics card box

5 years ago I bought a VTX3D HD 7970 X-Edition off my local market for $40 usd. A year later I sold it during the mining boom for $100. Really nice card.

Welcome back!

i love GCN 7000 through vega . it aged sooooo well and m mainn card is a rare radeon pro SSG 2 technically vega 10 but 12nm with 24gb vram and 2tb ssds

I got the Saphire version with GDDR5! Currently not in use anymore, but it was quite a good card back then, and I think it still is with older games.