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Because the HD5850 is not what the 334 mm^2 Cypress chip is, the HD5870 is the real 334 mm chip, which has 1600 SP and runs at 850 Mhz, but could had a 900 Mhz reference speed too, and at 900 Mhz is a good 30% faster than HD5850/HD6870 cancelling out the "advantage". The 5850 is a harvestd part, a crippled part and underclocked to 725 Mhz. In order to make a fair comparison they should have done HD5870 vs 6870 or 5850 vs 6850. In both cases HD5000 wins performance wise, and perf/die area is similar, so that wouldn't allow them the trick.
Why are you compareing the 6850 & 6870 to the 5850 & 5870, the barts chips are mid-range, the 5850 and 5870 were high-end. The cayman chip will be the sucessor of the 58xx series. You can compare the die-sizes than.