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AMD To Launch RV770 On June 18th

u will see some increase no doubt but it might be to small to be happy about and u cant crossfire them as u use sli mob i should wait one more week to get 4870 it should even more faster then 4850 and some of them comming with 1 gig of memory which is good if u use big screen and i believe future games will require more graphics memory.

try to sell your gts as soon as possible

i'm putting mine gts in other rig so i will keep mine

If I sell my GTS now, all I have is an X550 to tide me over :eek:
 
so which to get the HIS or the Sapphire?

Whats the warranty on the HIS?

after looking and doing some searching it seems people are a lot more happy with HIS cards than Sapphire in general or though that may be to do with the fact sapphire probably sell more but i'm yet to find some one have a bad experience with HIS.
 
Interesting, the 4870's with GDDR3 in the title all state GDDR5 in the blurb and a memory clock speed that is 'lower' than the 4850's (but presumably that's the physical clock, rather than the 'effective' clock speed, meaning it'd be its supposed 3600MHz GDDR5).
 
after looking and doing some searching it seems people are a lot more happy with HIS cards than Sapphire in general or though that may be to do with the fact sapphire probably sell more but i'm yet to find some one have a bad experience with HIS.

HIS it is then, this will be a nice upgrade from my aging 1900xt
 
I could imagine that if AMD's claim of the 4870 being 30% faster than the 4850, the 4870 could certainly be competitive with the GTX260 in a lot of situations, looking at Anandtech's benchmarks. That said the 1GB cards won't be coming until after the 512MB cards apparently, by that time the 4870 512MB will have probably settled to £190 or below.
 
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