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Is GeCube a good design of the 4850?

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It uses the standard AMD standard design of the 4850. It has all the strengths and weaknesses of it.

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Is the Gecube 4850 better/worse than the HIS digital 4850?

Is there a way to tell?

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As stridervm said, they are the same reference board so they are identical.

If I was you, I would go for the cheapest one offering the best warranty. I know for a fact that HIS only offer 1 years warranty so I would stay away from them, unless it is cheaper or comes with a third party cooler (not in this case though)....

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VisionTek, lifetime warranty. Anything else shouldnt even be considered.

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I don't think you can get VisionTek from where he/she is....

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