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  1. [ Crysis - AMD Comparisons Crysis - NVIDIA Comparisons
  2. Though there are some bugs on the GPU-Z screen shot, you can see that the core clock is running at 750 MHz while the GDDR5 memory is running at 900 MHz - the same speeds the single GPU HD 4870 512MB card runs at. AMD is obviously serious about getting as much performance out of their GPUs as possible and would we would likely see an HD 4850 X2 card Bioshock - AMD comparisons Bioshock - NVIDIA Comparisons
  3. The card continues in the tradition of long PCBs, matching the size of the HD 3870 X2 as well as the 9800 GX2 and 9800 GTX designs. The cooler for the Radeon HD 4870 X2 is of course a two slot design. Two GPUs One board Radeon HD 4870 cores PCIe 2.0 bridge chip GDDR5 memory HD 4870 clock speeds 1GB buffer to each GPU for 2GB total (this was updated from the original text that indicated 512MB per GPU) 1x8-pin PCIe and 1x6-pin PCIe power connectors
  4. Two GPUs One board Radeon HD 4870 cores PCIe 2.0 bridge chip GDDR5 memory HD 4870 clock speeds 1GB buffer to each GPU for 2GB total (this was updated from the original text that indicated 512MB per GPU) 1x8-pin PCIe and 1x6-pin PCIe power connectors Remember the HD 3870 X2 design? Yeah, pretty much like that. Though there are some bugs on the GPU-Z screen shot, you can see that the core clock is running at 750 MHz while the GDDR5 memory is running at 900 MHz- the same speeds the single GPU HD 4870 512MB card runs at. AMD is obviously serious about getting as much performance out of their GPUs as possible and would we would likely see an HD 4850 X2 card at some point too - much like we saw the HD 3850 X2 1GB card from ASUS this year.
  5. There will initially be five different Intel Core 2 Duo models for the Centrino 2 platform starting with the 2.26 GHz P8400 model with 3MB of L2 cache and a 25w TDP all the way up to a 2.80 GHz T9600 model with 6MB of L2 cache and a 35w TDP. For C2 the "T" model indicator is being used on 35w model processors while the "P" moniker is for the lower power consuming
  6. سلام بچه ها این سیستم خوبه؟؟ ASUS P5K Intel E8400 hard:160GB LCD Samsung 19" 920 NW team 800 DDR II 2*2 -8600GT 512 ddr3 DVD RW DVD ROM ASUS HP 1600 tolip case power 450 کافیه؟ غیر از اینه موس و کیبورد و مودم adsl هم میخاد آقای حسینی میشه یه قیمت از این سیستم بدید که ببینم از اون پولی که در نظر داره بیشتره یا نه ؟ ممنوم
  7. چقدره e8400 لطفا کمک کنید موضوع حیثیتی شده قیمت حدودی 9550 رو هم اگه امکان داره بگید؟
  8. سلام مگه رم تک اسلاتی 4 گیگ هم هست؟؟
  9. The Taiwanese team of Tom's Hardware revealed several confidential (no more) slides pertaining to the AMD R700 product line, exposing details of the product codenamed "Spartan". It's now confirmed that it comes with a total of 2 GB of GDDR5 memory spanning across sixteen 1 Gb chips
  10. با این برنامه ی کم حجم سیستم رو اسکن کن تروجان رو پیدا میکنه بعدش رو fix all کلیک کن HJT.zip
  11. چه قیمت باحالی داره $129.99 ولی فکر نکنم فعلا بیاد ایران منم دیگه نمیخوام صبر کنم هرچی تو بازار بود همونو میگیرم
  12. This is kind of surprising - the 9800 GTX+ actually is using MORE power than the 9800 GTX original card. This tells me that NVIDIA basically "wiped out" any power advantages and savings they got with the 55nm product by pushing the clocks up to improve performance. Obviously I was expecting these results to be quite different, with the power savings and performance improvement for the new G92b over G92. Performance, Pricing and Availability In our first Radeon HD 4850 512MB preview we decided that it was a great performing card for the money - with an MSRP of $199, the then-$269-priced 9800 GTX wasn't nearly as attractive. Since then though NVIDIA has decided to cut the prices on the original 9800 GTX to $199 and offer up this new "+" model for just $30 more - $229 MSRP. As we have come to learn from NVIDIA's launches though: we'll believe it when we see it. The 9800 GTX+ isn't even schedule to show up in the channel until the middle-end part of July giving AMD a larger window of opportunity than we initially thought. Initial Thoughts While I am really not a fan of doing these "rough cut" previews of products, the schedules from AMD and NVIDIA more or less dictated it for this instance. The joy of launch dates and changes is something I wish upon no one. We did get some interesting information from it all though - the AMD Radeon HD 4850 and the NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX+ appear to be nearly equally matched in price and performance. We will have our FULL reviews of the HD 4850, HD 4870 and GeForce 9800 GTX+ cards in the coming week with many more games, benchmarks and hopefully some updated information on pricing and availability of all of these parts.
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