$10 more than what was said (still pretty cheap though), and the reference cooler looks quite awful.
I did find the Gigabyte card to be quite intriguing with a 3200MHz clock on the memory
The 4850 is a better deal, its faster and cheaper.
Those coolers dont look much different than a lot of the 4850 coolers, like the saphires and gigabytes.
The 4850 is a better deal, its faster and cheaper.
Those coolers dont look much different than a lot of the 4850 coolers, like the saphires and gigabytes.
From what i have seen in reviews its the same performance wise give or take as the 4850 and will run on a system that has a smaller PSU. What with power saving being the watch word these days this card is well worth it.
Hold off if you are looking for a real bargain as i can see the 4830 going down due to this card.
I ordered one this morning and its gone up in price already.
Well the one in toms review had a dual slot cooler unlike the ones newegg is listing.
I'm sure these will replace the 4830 and 4850.
Hey, I definately would have picked one of these up if I had not gotten a nice factory overclocked dual slot HD4850 a few months back for $125.
What really surprised me about Tom's test is how bottlenecked even a 4770 is when using the X2 7850 @ 2.8ghz compared to a i7 quad. Now I know why STALKER kicks my 4850's ass, my processor is holding it back.
Message edited by zipzoomflyhigh on 04-28-2009 at 10:03:01 PM
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