4850 equivalent

_SunTzu_

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hello, i was looking for a 4850 over here and cant find one ... and if im goin to ship it the price would get to 300$ (incl. shipping+import tariffs) but on the other hand theres plenty of nvidia cards and i would like to know which nvidia card is equivalent to the 4850
 

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These show fps (frame per second) in different games, so more is better.
 

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so basicly i should stick with x800 and after that it goes like that from less to more powerful (speaking in the same series): GT GTS GTX GTX+... right?
 

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Mostly, but not really. Nvidia naming scheme...

For example, there are 2 kinds of 8800gts, g80 and g92. G92 is far more powerful than g80. G80 8800gts perform the same as g92 8800gs, and below g92 8800gt.
http://en.expreview.com/2008/04/02/g80-vs-g92-hi-end-geforce-gfx-cards-round-up.html?page=9

G92 8800gts perform the same as g80 8800gtx
http://en.expreview.com/2008/04/02/g80-vs-g92-hi-end-geforce-gfx-cards-round-up.html?page=11

G92 9800gtx is g92 8800gts overclocked:
http://en.expreview.com/2008/04/03/geforce-9800gtx-review.html/12

G92 8800gt is g92 9800gt renamed, and perform below g92 8800gts, although above g80 8800gts.
http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/gigabyte_9800gt/6.htm

Get it now? :na:

Anyway, look at benchmarks to decide. Don't depend on naming.