XFX seems to be ready with its initial lineup of graphics cards. Some European retailers have even begun listing their products and pricing. While there's nothing really interesting about the way XFX is pricing its cards, the way it's cards seem to be ...

Since late last year when XFX announced that it would in fact be designing Radeon cards from AMD, people have been curiously awaiting them. Now XFX has shown off their Radeon HD-4000 series graphics cards, and while it is now delivering AMD chips to its users , NVIDIA will also be offered at ...

XFX, following its recently announced collaboration with AMD, today introduced its first Radeon HD-powered 4000 series cards, the XFX Radeon HD 4870, 4850, 4830, 4650 and 4350. ...

That sure didn't take long. Barely three weeks after publicly announcing plans to release AMD-based graphics cards, XFX has now introduced its first batch of Radeons.

XFX, following its recently announced collaboration with AMD, today introduced its first Radeon HD-powered 4000 series cards, the XFX Radeon HD 4870, 4850, 4830, 4650 and 4350. All five models feature exceptional memory bandwidth, board power and compute power as well as a number of ...

That sure didn't take long. Barely three weeks after publicly announcing plans to release AMD-based graphics cards, XFX has now introduced its first batch of Radeons. The XFX AMD lineup includes Radeon HD 4870, 4850, 4830, 4650, and 4350 cards. XFX offers the Radeon...

Following a much-rumored announcement that XFX would be dropping its Nvidia exclusivity to manufacture ATI products as well, the company has unveiled its new lineup of Radeon HD-powered 4000 series graphics cards. Several cards have been officially listed, ranging from the HD 4350 and HD 4650 in ...

Following a much-rumored announcement that XFX would be dropping its Nvidia exclusivity to manufacture ATI products as well, the company has unveiled its new lineup of Radeon HD-powered 4000 series graphics cards. Several cards have been officially listed, ranging from the HD 4350 and HD 4650 in ...

It does come as a surprise to us, that XFX is going to have a full-fledged non-reference design ATI Radeon lineup, barely a month into its official announcement of a tie-up with AMD. Pictured below are XFX Radeon HD 4350, Radeon HD 4650 and Radeon HD 4830. Ideally XFX will use a common design ...

Techpowerup found photos of XFX's Radeon HD 4850 and Radeon HD 4870 graphics cards. Some surprises: Both use black coloured PCB, neither are 100% reference ATI design, and in fact, XFX designed its own cooler for the Radeon HD 4850 512 MB (model: XFX HD485X-YDFC). The Radeon HD 4870 in the ...

Interestingly, the two cards both feature black PCB board, not 100% taking ATI reference design. XFX designed the cooler for Radeon HD4850 512MB (Model: XFX HD485X-YDFC) on its own, and Radeon HD4870 features 1GB memory. They have adopted AMD reference clock speeds.  ...

XFX seems to be ready with its initial lineup of graphics cards. Some European retailers have even begun listing their products and pricing. While there's nothing really interesting about the way XFX is pricing its cards, the way it's cards seem to be certainly interesting. Pictured below are ...

FUD Zilla spotted XFX 's ATI Radeon based graphics cards will be available as soon as next week: So, it seems XFX is wasting no time bringing its Radeon lineup to consumers, and some retailers expect to have the new cards in stock on January 5th. So far seven cards have been listed, ranging ...

So, it seems XFX is wasting no time bringing its Radeon lineup to consumers, and some retailers expect to have the new cards in stock on January 5th. So far seven cards have been listed, ranging from low end to performance. The offer starts with an HD4350, and XFX will offer HD4650 cards ...