Interface PCI Express 2.0 x16 Chipset Chipset ATI GPU Radeon HD 4670 Core Clock 750MHz Stream Procs 320 Stream Processing Units Memory Clock 1800MHz Memory Size 512MB Memory Inter 128-bit Memory Type DDR3 DirectX DirectX 10.1 HDMI 1 x HDMI D-SUB 1 x D-SUB DVI 1 x DVI Max Resolution 2560 x 1600 CrossfireX technology Cooler With Fan Dual-Link DVI Supported Yes HDCP Ready Yes Manufacturer Warranty Parts 3 years limited Labor 3 years limited
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Yeah, I figure the 3 year warranty will cover any fan problem. I bought one to replace my aging 7900GS... which was something like $200 three+ years ago! It's more than twice as fast and direct X10 at a fraction of the cost. I used to game a lot. I've had a busy few years. I turned around, and $40 video cards are twice as good as what I'm running!
Green for OP. I was going to post this deal and you beat me to it.
Lowest price I've seen on an HD4670 so far....AR, of course.
I paid $67 two months ago for a Diamond HD4670 and thought that was a good deal!
Most of the comments about fan failures on 4670s seem to be directed towards the original ATI reference design, NOT the fan that's on this ASUS card. This one looks like an upgraded fan....at least it is compared to what I've got.
Looking at building an matx AMD system, any idea how well this would go with a 785 matx mb?(most probably the ASUS M4A785TD-M EVO) Thanks. Looks like a great deal OP, been waiting for a while for one.
Message edited by: ajitation on 2009-11-10 13:45:37 CST
I would not recommend you jump on this card...give it some time and let more reviews come in...and perhaps consider waiting until Black Friday for a killer deal on a better card!
Yawn........it appears to be a so-so very luke warm deal....and I would say the Egg's deal on the 9600 GSO was much better...
I am very happy with the ASUS 9600 GSO which the Egg was selling for under $40 a few weeks ago. The reviews were [and still are] raving reviews for the ASUS 9600 GSO.
Final Note: Tom's Hardware places both these cards at the same level according to their hierarchy chart and most of the time they are very accurate in regards to performance [but not reliability, tech support, etc.]:
I have the MSI 1GB version of this card and is a bit slower than my PNY 9500GT, but a good power saver on 2D mode and that's why choose the HD4670. Check these charts for actual power consumption of graphics cards.
i have an HIS 4670 in my HTPC and it can run most games at 1080p with high options at good framerates (no AA). also it can play 1080p HD movie rips through the GPU using MPC-HC. doesn't use much power either - a 400W PSU can handle this, a Phenom II and 5 hard drives no problem.
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