Anandtech's Take on HD4850 & HD4870
Litteratur d. 25. juni. 2008, skrevet af comment
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#0
"...and then disaster struck.
Or at least that's how it felt. The past few weeks have been incredibly tumultuous, sleepless, and beyond interesting. It is as if AMD and NVIDIA just started pulling out hardware and throwing it at eachother while we stood in the middle getting pegged with graphics cards. And we weren't just hit with new architectures and unexpected die shrinks, but new drivers left and right.
[...]
And Now, the Rest of the Story"
The verdict:
"For now, the Radeon HD 4870 and 4850 are both solid values and cards we would absolutely recommend to readers looking for hardware at the $200 and $300 price points. The fact of the matter is that by NVIDIA's standards, the 4870 should be priced at $400 and the 4850 should be around $250. You can either look at it as AMD giving you a bargain or NVIDIA charging too much, either way it's healthy competition in the graphics industry once again (after far too long of a hiatus)."
Linky: http://www.anandtech.com/video...
Or at least that's how it felt. The past few weeks have been incredibly tumultuous, sleepless, and beyond interesting. It is as if AMD and NVIDIA just started pulling out hardware and throwing it at eachother while we stood in the middle getting pegged with graphics cards. And we weren't just hit with new architectures and unexpected die shrinks, but new drivers left and right.
[...]
And Now, the Rest of the Story"
The verdict:
"For now, the Radeon HD 4870 and 4850 are both solid values and cards we would absolutely recommend to readers looking for hardware at the $200 and $300 price points. The fact of the matter is that by NVIDIA's standards, the 4870 should be priced at $400 and the 4850 should be around $250. You can either look at it as AMD giving you a bargain or NVIDIA charging too much, either way it's healthy competition in the graphics industry once again (after far too long of a hiatus)."
Linky: http://www.anandtech.com/video...
#1
Udmærket kort til prisen må man sige. 🙂
Men wow hvor ATi's PowerPlay bliver slået af nVidias tilsvarende teknologi. Havde godt nok også regnet med et lavere strømforbrug på HD4870 - det der nærmer sig jo HD2900XT. 😕
GTX280 er selvf. stadig lidt værre, men det yder til gengæld også det ekstra...
Men wow hvor ATi's PowerPlay bliver slået af nVidias tilsvarende teknologi. Havde godt nok også regnet med et lavere strømforbrug på HD4870 - det der nærmer sig jo HD2900XT. 😕
GTX280 er selvf. stadig lidt værre, men det yder til gengæld også det ekstra...
#2
#1: Ja, og strømforbruget afspejler sig også i støjniveauet, som skulle være enormt. Ikke så overraskende, med en blæser der trækker op til 1A!
Uha, uha, uha...
Uha, uha, uha...
#3
Kunne de ikke snart få fingeren ud af røven og få smidt det HD4870 på gaden kan ikke vente mere 😀
Er ligeglad med hvis blæseren larmer der ryger alligevel vand på kortet så slipper for støjen 🙂
Er ligeglad med hvis blæseren larmer der ryger alligevel vand på kortet så slipper for støjen 🙂
#4
hvis man skal samligne ATI 4870 med et NIVDIA 280 ,skal det vil være med den Mode der har 1024MB,som Nivdia også har ? http://www.technodiscount.com/...
Og ikke et ATI4870 med 512MB 😉
Og ikke et ATI4870 med 512MB 😉
#5
Tror sgu det bliver to stk. GTX280 der ryger med i kufferten når jeg skal hjem fra USA. De er forhåbentlig faldet yderligere i pris til den tid også. 😀