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techradar.com - 4/24/2009

Palit R700 Revolution

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We all know about the 4870x2, it was the big and beastly twin-GPU offering from AMD that stole the show at the high-end. It was this card, even more so than the 4850, that really cemented AMD's return to form on the graphics front – proof positive that its decision to go modular rather than ...

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cpu3d.com - 5/1/2009

Palit Geforce GTS 250 (1Gb GDDR3)

— cpu3d.com — Introducing a 1Gb version of the Geforce GTS 250, Palit aims to target the budget conscious gamer with their affordable gaming card. We find out how it performs with other Geforce GTS 250 cards. (more) Palit Geforce GTS 250 (1Gb GDDR3)

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Palit R700 Revolution
DarkVision Hardware Articles and Review from around the web — ... We all know about the 4870x2, it was the big and beastly twin-GPU offering from AMD that stole the show at the high-end. It was this card, even more so than the 4850, that really cemented AMD's return to form on the graphics front – proof positive that its decision to go modular rather than monolithic with its chip architecture was the right one. Link: TechRadar

Gigabyte Nvidia GTS 250
TechRadar: Computing reviews — Much has been made of Nvidia's decision to release the GTS 250, mostly down to the fact that the 512MB parts are identical to the practically defunct 9800 GTX, itself a limited reworking of the now-ancient 8800GTX. Now, we've been praying for the green side of the graphics sphere to simplify its naming structure and with this re-branding of the G92 GPU it's done it, so this is obviously a good thing. Right? Unfortunately there simply isn't a place for this card right now. With the recent price-cut of the GTX 260, an eminently excellent card, the two stand disturbingly close in the wallet stakes, but a country mile apart in terms of performance. The naming culture may ...

HIS Radeon 4870 IceQ 4+ Turbo 1GB
TechRadar: Computing reviews — It seems that in trying to resist the coffer-draining effects of the price war that's going on between all other graphics card manufacturers, HIS is resolutely sticking to the £200 plus price point for its overclocked Radeon 4870 GPU. What you get for this extra £50 over the price of a standard 4870 is a whopping 20MHz overclock on the GPU and a new cooling solution. Unfortunately, neither of these gains seem particularly impressive when you compare the card to the similarly priced, overclocked GTX 260: a GPU that single-handedly digs a shallow grave, drops the Ice-Q in, covers it up and does a little jig on the turned earth. At every point, and in every test, the ...