Sapphire HD4670 PCIE, (1 GB) 2PORT DVI-I TVOCTLRDDR3 128BIT Video Card Reviews

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Pros: This is the best bang for your buck that you can get on a graphics card. I bought it along with an Acer H243 monitor and it runs the monitor at its most maxed out resolution (1900 x 1200) perfectly. Video quality and picture quality look great, and the setup was a breeze. from Newegg.com Pros: Great card. Outperformed my old 8800GTS, and doesn't need 4 6-pin power connectors capable of providing 2.1 gigawatts each. MUCH smaller and more powerful than the older giant cards like NVidia 8800 series. from Newegg.com Pros: GPU has stellar support for HTPC tasks like upscaling, deinterlacing, and postprocessing. Component output support (with component dongle included). HDMI dongle included. Onboard eight-channel LPCM HD audio. from Newegg.com Cons: None. Worked right out of the box, just had to download the latest drivers from ATI's website to get the proper screen resolution available for the desktop and such. Other Thoughts: To be completely fair, this is my first self-built computer, and I'm updating from a laptop with an integrated ("OC'd" to 128MB) video unit that just didn't cut it if I wanted to do... well, anything. from Newegg.com As others have written this is a good value for the money. There's some debate as to whether all of the 1GB can actually be used in a card of this class but you can get more info on Tomshardware and other places online. One of the advantages of this card is that it doesn't require additional power so you'll probably be ok with your existing power supply. from Amazon.com I even reloade Vista Ultimate and Windows 7 Ultimate 64, but still did not work. It would work with XP Professional and the driver on the cd. Other Thoughts: FYI for all of you having problems with the video resting, try a different video cable. I had the same issue with the video resting after the splash screen. from Newegg.com Pros: This by far is the best card i have ever purchased, with WoW i have evrything thing up (with vertican sinc off) and never seen it move lower than 60 fps. It plays crysis pretty good too. Cons: Should have a built in HDMI port. Other Thoughts: This was my first real build by myself. from Newegg.com Runs Fallout3 on ultra high settings. Can't go wrong with this for the price. Cons: Runs a tad hot(40-45C) when gaming for extended amounts of time, but no where near as hot as my older video cards. from Newegg.com trust me for the price u cant beat this Cons: doesent come with a CROSSFIRE CABLE.... C MON ATI WOULD IT KILL U TO THROW ONE IN?? ddr 1 and 2 cards i can see not including it maybe but when u get into ddr3 and up and when the card is a crossfire card it should come with it.. it would make people more likly to buy the card!!! from Newegg.com Pros: 1 gig DDR3 memory.... Xfire support Cons: only 128bit..... from Newegg.com

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750 MHz , PCI Express Interface, 128-bit, 1024 MB (GDDR3 SDRAM)

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Released	1 year ago
Installed Memory	1 GB
Display Interface	DVI x 2
Card Interface	PCI Express
Compatibility	PC
Analog Video Standards	S-Video
Form Factor	Plug-in card
GPU Clock Speed	750 MHz
Installed Memory / Technology	1024 MB (GDDR3 SDRAM)
MPN	100256L
Max. Screen Resolution	2560 x 1600
Memory Data Width	128-bit
Memory Tech	DDR3 SDRAM
Operating System	Microsoft Windows Vista
Output Interface	S-Video HDTV Out
Package Type	Retail
RAMDAC Speed	400 MHz
Special Features	HDTV TV-out Support Crossfire Ready
UPC	840777035689

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Sapphire HD4670 PCIE, (1 GB) 2PORT DVI-I TVOCTLRDDR3 128BIT Video Card Reviews

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