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Radeon 4850 and 4870 review Force3D
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| Product: | Radeon 4850 & 4870 |
| Manufacturer: | Force3D |
| SKU code: | A7710 |
| Information: | Force3D.com |
| Street price: | click here |
The past two weeks are going into my book as graphics mayhem. A lot has happened and most certainly a lot has changed. In all that mayhem and uncontrollable number of reviews we added a new review partner to our website. I dropped their name already a couple of times yet with this article I'd like to introduce the company Force3D to you.
Force3D is a Hong Kong based company that opened it's doors earlier this year. Their focus is placed completely at AMD's ATI graphics solutions. They are a starting company and mostly will function as AIB partner for AMD. I have a soft spot for companies that are just staring and are relatively small. I also have a keen eye on quality and know very well what is good for you guys.
Their timing could not have been better as today we'll review two of their 4800 series product. With that said I already could end the review here, as you know that equals a lot of gaming performance for a very fair amount of money.
Force3D shipped out a Radeon HD 4850 and Radeon HD 4870. Their aim right now is to get some brand recognition and serve you guys the hardware at a competitive pricing level. We'll startup the review now and first gently sift through the the matter that is called RV770 and empowering these two aforementioned products.
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HIS Radeon 4870 ICEQ4+ TURBO review
This year a good number of games were released that actually make good use of a frame buffer larger than 512 MB. Specifically at higher resolutions with a decent amount of Anti-aliasing and in DX10 games. Suffice to say we'll look at a 1 GB graphics card today. It's based on the Radeon HD 4870 and comes from HIS technology. The all new ICEQ4+ cooling based model.
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In this test we'll take six of the newest games your money can get you. Then we take a Radeon 4870 1GB & GeForce GTX 260 core 216 and see which graphics adapter anno November 2008 will get you the most bang for your buck.
Radeon 4850 and 4870 review Force3D
Force3D is a Hong Kong based company that opened it's doors earlier this year. Their focus is placed completely at AMD's ATI graphics solutions. They are a starting company and mostly will function as AIB partner for AMD. I have a soft spot for companies that are just staring and are relatively small. I also have a keen eye on quality and know very well what is good for you guys.
Today we will test and review the all new MSI Radeon HD 4890 Cyclone SOC edition (Super OverClocked), and oh-my-gosh ... for the money this thing is going to be fairly spectacular. as it runs on a 1000 MHz core clock frequency.
HIS Radeon 4870 ICEQ4+ TURBO review
This year a good number of games were released that actually make good use of a frame buffer larger than 512 MB. Specifically at higher resolutions with a decent amount of Anti-aliasing and in DX10 games. Suffice to say we'll look at a 1 GB graphics card today. It's based on the Radeon HD 4870 and comes from HIS technology. The all new ICEQ4+ cooling based model.
Top 10 games Radeon 4870 1 GB & GeForce GTX 260 Core 216 test
In this test we'll take six of the newest games your money can get you. Then we take a Radeon 4870 1GB & GeForce GTX 260 core 216 and see which graphics adapter anno November 2008 will get you the most bang for your buck.
Radeon 4850 and 4870 review Force3D
Force3D is a Hong Kong based company that opened it's doors earlier this year. Their focus is placed completely at AMD's ATI graphics solutions. They are a starting company and mostly will function as AIB partner for AMD. I have a soft spot for companies that are just staring and are relatively small. I also have a keen eye on quality and know very well what is good for you guys.