overclockersclub.com - 10/15/2008
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Introduction: Right now the number of video cards to choose from is astonishing, with more and more coming online every week it seems. The HD4850s have been around for a few months now and the reference cards have been tested and retested. Now we can get to the cards the manufacturers build ...
benchmarkreviews.com - 10/14/2008
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benchmarkreviews.com —
It's a great time for those in the
market for a new video card, in just a...
few short months we've seen the debuts of over half a dozen different boards. At the high-end, high-priced segment Benchmark Reviews has showcased such great offerings from ...
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Palit GeForce 9800 GT Super+ 1GB Video Card
neoseeker.com - 10/9/2008
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neoseeker.com —
What's faster: turbo speed, or sonic speed? That's
one of the questions we'll be looking at day...
in this review of the HD 4870 Sonic Dual Edition, from Palit. The first wave of ATI HD 4870 video cards have made a big splash, surprising everyone with ...
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Palit HD 4870 Sonic Review - Page 1 - Palit HD4870 Sonic ...
bit-tech.net - 10/14/2008
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bit-tech.net —
Palit Radeon HD 4850 Sonic Manufacturer: Palit UK
Price (as reviewed): £120.87 (inc. VAT) US Price (as...
reviewed): $189.99 (ex. Tax) Core Clock: 685MHz Memory Clock: 2,000MHz (effective) Memory: 512MB GDDR3 Warranty: Two years (parts and labour) ...
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Palit Radeon HD 4850 Sonic
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DarkVision Hardware Articles and Review from around the web —
... performance with non reference cards with unique heatspreaders to just your basic reference video cards. Of the seven tested to date the Palit HD4850 is the cream of the crop. The three phase power design helps to get the most from this card. It just rocks. When pushed to the maximum this card gave the HD4870 and GTX260 a run for their money and and won in most instances. You just normally do not see that from a nice mid-range card. I have got to give Palit props for this card. Link: Overclockersclub
Wednesday Sampler
PureOverclock.com —
What's happening on the rest of the web? Today's Sampler touches upon Graphics Cards, Motherboards, Cooling and Cases, and Consumer Electronics Graphics Cards: -Palit HD4850 Sonic @ OCC Motherboards: -EVGA 790i SLI FTW Digital PWM @ ...
Palit HD4850 Sonic Review @ OCC :: Posted by THRASHER2
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... with non reference cards with unique heatspreaders to just your basic reference video cards. Of the seven tested to date the Palit HD4850 is the cream of the crop. The three phase power design helps to get the most from this card. It just rocks. When pushed to the maximum this card gave the HD4870 and GTX260 a run for their money and and won in most instances. You just normally do not see that from a nice mid-range card. I have got to give Palit props for this card."
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Tech Roundup - October 16, 2008
Techgage News —
... Canonical Publishes ATI Catalyst 8.11 Beta - Phoronix
Gainward HD4850 1024MB Golder Sample - CDR Info
Inno3D iChiLL 9800GT - CDR Info
MSI Radeon HD 4850 - Benchmark Reviews
Palit HD4850 Sonic - Overclockers Club ...
Thursday Shortbread
The Tech Report: News —
... (MCP7A) motherboard [H] Enthusiast reviews Intel DG45ID motherboard with integrated HD graphics TweakTown reviews Gigabyte GA- EP45 -UD3P Overclockers Club reviews 4GB G.Skill F2-6400CL4D-4GBPI-B memory kit Tweaknews reviews Norco DS-500 eSATA RAID storage array CdrInfo reviews 16GB Lexar JumpDrive SecureII Plus USB drive Multimedia bit-tech's first look at Nvidia MCP7A GeForce 9 series mGPU Overclockers Club reviews Palit HD 4850 Sonic Benchmark Reviews on MSI R4850 -512M CdrInfo reviews Gainward HD 4850 ...
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