OC3D Review: Sapphire HD4870 512mb DDR5

w3bbo

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"We take the Sapphire HD4870 512mb GDDR5 for a ride and pitch it up against its nearest rivals. in the latest review of ATI's flagship model."

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Read all about it HERE
 
Did u review that? Coz it was damn good!

However I thought that the 4870 was meant to outperform the gtx280
 
Good review, seems like a good card, nice to see it still performing well at high res and AA, as you said in the review it didn't cripple as the 3870 did. ;)
 
name='Hassan' said:
Did u review that? Coz it was damn good!

However I thought that the 4870 was meant to outperform the gtx280

Webbo's been reviewing for a while :)

Nice review once again, Looks like a damn nice card.
 
name='Hassan' said:
Did u review that? Coz it was damn good!

However I thought that the 4870 was meant to outperform the gtx280

Cheers m8. Sadly the 4870 can't really hold a candle to the GTX280 - leave that to the 4870x2 ;).

name='Brooksie' said:
Good review, seems like a good card, nice to see it still performing well at high res and AA, as you said in the review it didn't cripple as the 3870 did. ;)

that was one aspect of the card I found to be great - I half expected the card to perform very well but die once AA was applied, I was pleased to be proven wrong.

name='teknokid' said:
Webbo's been reviewing for a while :)

Nice review once again, Looks like a damn nice card.

Cheers m8.
 
At this moment we want to have nvidia but we will buy ATI, 3 reasons for it : cheap price , good performance and stability.First and last one is what nvidia must work on ;] at least last one cause i dont think that nvidias cards will be at same price as ATI ever:)

I know that i`m mouning from few weeks about nvidias product but i have a major problem with my system going on SLI(or even without), after googling a bit and going thru different forums i have found many,many other ppl having same or similiar issues.

Sad but true.
 
I don't normally have a preference but NVidia, I usually go with whats best at the time which normally means NVidia. ATI however, are catching up pretty fast.
 
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