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enthusiast.hardocp.com - 6/23/2009

PowerColor PCS+ HD4890 1GB

— enthusiast.hardocp.com — Today we are evaluating the PowerColor PCS+ HD4890 1GB. Based on the Radeon HD 4890 it comes... with a 950MHz GPU clock speed and a unique cooling solution out of the box. We see how well it does against a reference HD 4890 and a GeForce GTX 275 in some ... (more) PowerColor PCS+ HD4890 1GB

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GeForce GTX 275

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hardwarezone.com - 6/20/2009

Leave it to the Pros - PowerColor PCS+ HD 4890 Battle Forge Edition :: Articles :: ...

— hardwarezone.com — The PowerColor PCS+ HD 4890 Battle Forge Edition comes in an attractive red box that has a... horned demon on the cover. (more) Leave it to the Pros - PowerColor PCS+ HD 4890 Battle ...

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PowerColor Claims Significant Power Savings with Go! Green Series
Maximum PC — ... Solution (SCS) passive heatsink, with the HD 4650 version adding heatpipes to the mix (SCS3). Partially as a result, PowerColor claims its HD 4650 consumes 38 percent less power than an Nvidia GeForce 9500GT videocard, while the HD 4350 boasts a 24 percent power savings over the Nvidia GeForce 8400GS. Likewise, the HD 4650 and HD 4350 offer up to 22 percent and 36 percent better performance than each one's respective Nvidia equivalent, PowerColor claims. Availability is expected in July, but no word yet on price. Image Credit: PowerColor ...

PowerColor deepens Go! Green lineup
Neoseeker News Feed — HD 4670 card added to series Today's videocards can be an extreme source of wasted energy when they're not busy processing power-intensive tasks like gaming. The cards continue to use high amounts of power even in simple 2D apps like word processing, checking e-mail and browsing the Internet. PowerColor has a new series of environmentally friendly and power efficient products aptly named Go! Green . Originally consisting of just the HD 4650/4350 models, The series has been expanded to include a HD 4670 model as well. According to PowerColor, the Go! Green series of cards ...