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I'm wondering whether I should crossfire 4670 512mb or crossfire 4670 1gb. I'm not a serious gamer; moderate one at most I guess. Anybody have a better suggestion? I'm choosing 4670 because it's cheap but if anyone has something better.. please let me know :)

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If u are a moderate gamer then 4670 is a good mid-range card,why do u want to CrossFire ?

Reply to Maziar

Buy a 4770 and you wont have to worry about Xfire

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Reply to PsychoSaysDie

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Reply to xaira

i suggest you should go for the HD 4650 512 mb GDDR 3. If your a moderate gamer thats all you need and you can overclock it quite a bit. I have the HD 4650 1GB DDR2 and i play all new games at good settings, even tough i have a 1680x1050 22" screen.
HD 4670 crossfire is more hard core gamer style in my opinion!

Reply to okini

okini wrote :

i suggest you should go for the HD 4650 512 mb GDDR 3. If your a moderate gamer thats all you need and you can overclock it quite a bit. I have the HD 4650 1GB DDR2 and i play all new games at good settings, even tough i have a 1680x1050 22" screen.
HD 4670 crossfire is more hard core gamer style in my opinion!




The 4650 and 4670 are cheap and shouldn't be used for heavy gaming. All he needs is a 4770.

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Reply to PsychoSaysDie

Thanks guys but what if I want to play some new games? would a 4670 or 4770 be enough?

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Message edited by wintermint on 10-02-2009 at 02:25:15 AM
Reply to wintermint

wintermint wrote :

Thanks guys but what if I want to play some new games? would a 4670 or 4770 be enough?




Think of it this way. A 4650 overclocked to 900 core and 1200 mem pulled a 5K in 3dmark06 with my 4.2Ghz I7 setup. A 4770 pulled 15K with the same setup and base clocks. Get the 4770. It'll handle everything you throw at it.

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Reply to PsychoSaysDie

oooh okay thanks. the frontpage yest or w/e said that 2 way 4470 crossfire is good :O what do you think about that?

Reply to wintermint

wintermint wrote :

oooh okay thanks. the frontpage yest or w/e said that 2 way 4470 crossfire is good :O what do you think about that?




Had a pair of 4770's in Xfire for awhile. Pulled 25K in 06. They're a great card

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Reply to PsychoSaysDie

Thanks :) ill either get a 4770 or 2 4770 to crossfire :)

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