Ati hd 4770


  1. Posts : 2,240
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    Ati hd 4770


    OK I committed to a buy finally. The ATI HD 4770. The reviews looked good on both tigerdirect and newegg. Although it's a mid-level card I couldn't beat the deal, $94.99 and free shipping. I think it will fit nicely with my rig.
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  2. Posts : 6,879
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    Yes it should, and a very nice boost over the 8400 GS you have now.
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  3. Posts : 2,240
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    Update...vid card has been shipped and will be dilivered by the 16th at the latest.
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  4. Posts : 967
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    Enjoy your new card.
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  5. Posts : 2,588
    SEVEN x64
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    nice.......

    you'll certainly see improvement over the existing card, the 4770 is not far off 4850 performance.
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  6. Posts : 2,240
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    skunksmash said:
    nice.......

    you'll certainly see improvement over the existing card, the 4770 is not far off 4850 performance.
    Dude; you were right on the improvement. I just about crapped my pants, figuratively speaking, because I didn't expect that kind of improvement. Check my WEI posting the new score.
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  7. Posts : 6,879
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    Stop looking at the WEI and start playing some games.
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    stormy13 said:
    Stop looking at the WEI and start playing some games.

    That's a big 10-4 good buddy.
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  9. Posts : 296
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    Just placed an order for a XFX 4770. I had a hard time choosing between a 4770 over a 4850. The 4770 is $10 more but with MiR it's $5 cheaper, I don't count on rebates. My decision came down to this:

    XFX HD4770:

    + Smaller profile
    + Requires less power
    ++ A lot less heat and noise
    ++ More overclocking potential
    ++ 512mb GGDDR5
    +++ Lifetime warranty

    - More expensive and slower @ stock speed

    PowerColor HD4850:

    + Cheaper and faster @ stock speed

    - Bigger profile
    - Requires more power
    -- Runs a lot hotter and noisy
    -- Less overclocking potential
    -- 512mb GDDR3
    --- 2 year warranty

    Thanks for this thread, I think I've made a good decision with my pick.
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