SAPPHIRE 4870 1024MB VAPOR X £99.99 inc VAT

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Colleagues,

I have secured a very special deal on the amazing Sapphire 4870 1024MB Vapor X at £99.99 inc VAT. Free shipping also for forum members.

Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 4870 1024MB GDDR5 Vapor X PCI-Express Graphics Card @ £99.99 inc VAT

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The ATI Radeon HD 4870 Series GPUs deliver a cinematic gaming experience with unprecedented performance. Play today while preparing for tomorrow with tessellation, support for DirectX® 10.1 and scalable ATI CrossFireX™ technology. Vapor Chamber Technology is based on the same principles as heatpipe technology. A liquid coolant is vaporised at a hot surface, the resulting vapor is condensed at a cold surface then the liquid is returned to the hot surface. The recirculation process is controlled by a patented wick system. SAPPHIRE Vapor-X flattens the whole system into a slim chamber - which in the graphics application is mounted in contact with the surface of the graphics chip.

- ATI Radeon HD 4870 GPU @ 750MHz
- 1024MB GDDR5 Memory @ 3600MHz
- 24x custom filter anti-aliasing (CFAA) and high performance anisotropic filtering
- PCI Express 2.0 support
- ATI CrossFireX Multi-GPU Technology
- Microsoft DirectX 10.1 support
- Shader Model 4.1
- ATI Avivo HD video and display technology
- Unified Video Decoder 2 (UVD) for Blu-ray and HD Video
- Built-in HDMI with 5.1 surround sound support
- On-chip HDCP

Only £99.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
same here, 8800GT to a 1920 x 1080 setup? plus 2nd monitor running 1440 x 900

I feel my 8800gt is the weak link at the moment with a q6600 4gb ram on windows 7? Am I right?
cheers
 
Does this have a 1 or 2 year warranty?
Never mind,I see its 2 years.
Very tempting!
 
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xb8browney said:
Also got a 8800GT and I'm upgrading next month. I'm paying the extra £20 to get a 5770 though.
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The 5770 might have slightly higher clock speeds but it still only has 128 bit memory interface, this means it's memory bandwidth is only ~76GB/s while a 4870 is ~120GB/s giving it more fps. This is cheaper and has slightly better frame rates, but it does use more power.
 
Azuse05 said:
The 5770 might have slightly higher clock speeds but it still only has 128 bit memory interface, this means it's memory bandwidth is only ~76GB/s while a 4870 is ~120GB/s giving it more fps. This is cheaper and has slightly better frame rates, but it does use more power.
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More power and I don't want to upgrade for awhile for me the 5770 offers more futreproof.
 
[BFs]Smurfy;15787101 said:
Hi how do you get the free delivery applied, when I press order now it tries to apply a P&P charge?. Will this card make a difference over an 8800GT (512) in IL21946?.
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FREE SHIPPING - for loyal OcUK forum members only

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This offer applies to

* OcUK Forums members who have 250 or more posts and have been registered for over 90 days, or
* OcUK Forums members who have been registered for over 12 months and made at least 100 posts
 
In that case, for IL2 is the GTX260 a better option in the £120-140 price bracket? I have an E4400 at 3ghz, 2gb of Geil Ram at stock 800mhz and I use a 22" CRT at 1024 X 768 for Il2 (it`s Il2`s native resolution). Cheers.
 
nice price...i have an enermax 475w psu would that power this card? nothing OC'd

Specs:
old P4 3.4EE
2 gig ram
1 HDD
xfi extremem music
GF 9800gt 512
cheers.
 
How much grunt would i be looking at to run a second 4870?

At the moment i have BeQuite 550W with a Q9550 @ 3.8, 8gb RAM, 1xDVD-RW, 2x1TB and a single 4870 (no more GPU power sockets from PSU, but i think molex converters would work?)

I'm guessing not enough?
 
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