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Old 01-27-09   #1 (permalink)
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Faster and quieter sounds like the contents of the shopping list of any potential graphics board buyer, so can it live up to these promises? Let's give Sapphire's latest offering a look.
http://www.elitebastards.com/cms/ind...=677&Itemid=27

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Overall then, there's plenty to like about this "remixed" Radeon HD 4670 - This SKU also provides a decent baseline for performance at its particular price point and a well-rounded feature set to go with it, and Sapphire have expanded on that by providing faster memory, a wider range of video outputs out of the box, and a top-notch cooler. We're still waiting on pricing information for this board, but provided it can hit a decent level then Sapphire's Radeon HD 4670 GDDR4 could prove to be the cream of its particular crop.

After OCing it's noticeably faster compared to a stock 4670 so worth a look if you want a card that doesn't need PCI express power at all.
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My question is how big of a fan is it.
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thats a really big fan! lol, i wonder if it will make much noise.
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My question is how big of a fan is it.
Edit: Actually, looks like it could be a 120mm. I've got a 92mm on mine and the shroud is as large as that fan.
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Looks like it has two CFX plugins for quad fire too haha.
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Not a bad GPU for a low-to-mid-range rig.

Would be good to see it compared to other similar Nvidia offerings etc.
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This is the third posting of it, but no one can find the ****er. I found a listing for it on some chinese site but I couldn't figure out how to buy it lol
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Going to get it to replace my DDr3 version when it hits the stores here in Estonia.
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This is the third posting of it, but no one can find the ****er. I found a listing for it on some chinese site but I couldn't figure out how to buy it lol
Dude, it's called patience. And no, patience is not available for sale yet....even in China.
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Wonder if its cheaper or more expensive than the GDDR3 version.
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