Radeon HD 5670 is not a graphics card that will score an excellent frame rate at 1680×1050, let alone 1920×1200. Still, if you pair two of these cards, you’ll be set for some nice gaming. 30fps at 1920×1200 and no AA is pretty nice; even more so, it’s comparable to what the GTX 460 768MB scored. Users with one HD 5670 will have to settle for 1280×1024 or 1680×1050 with lower graphics settings. 
XFX HD 5670 1GB scores a playable framerate in Dirt 2, even at 1920×1200. 
Metro 2033 is not the game that will cut slack – not even a €200 card manages to score a playable frame-rate at 1920×1200.
The following results show that XFX HD 5670 does pretty well compared to similarly-priced cards. 
XFX HD 5670 1GB is a DirectX 11 card and tessellation plays an important role. Unigine Heaven test is directly concerned with this exact feature.
