Caporegime
Im sure ive seen this before somewhere, now where was it.
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Pics of the 4890
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Im sure ive seen this before somewhere, now where was it.
Soldato
The cooler's the same (or at least the shroud is), but the PCB's clearly different - look, even though it uses a pair of 6-pin connectors, it has solder ports for an 8-pin connector, which doesn't exist on the 4870. It is very familiar, though.
Dunno a screenshot of GPU-Z doesn't tell us anything useful really may as well have not bothered.
Soldato
It is misinterpreting, 100%. GPU-Z doesn't work off what it finds from benchmarks or some standardised way of finding information, a nice person actually has to set all these details for each individual GPU. This also is why GPU-Z shots that show GPU's like the 'GTX350' and show all of the details like shader count and such are easy to tell as fake.
Caporegime
It's not as red as I expected.
Yea I knew that, I was just wondering as it has obviously been able to pick up some details while leaving others blank.