Tuesday, June 24th 2008
Will AMD Rain on NVIDIA's 9800GTX+ Party?
TG Daily is reporting that AMD is preparing to stoke up its GPU war with NVIDIA by unleashing overclocked HD 4850 powered solutions, in order to parry against rival NVIDIA's 9800GTX+. Apparently, by removing overclocking restrictions, AIB's will be able to offer a range of overclocked SKU's, with higher core and memory clock speeds, together with up-rated cooling solutions not being a stretch of the imagination. It is claimed that senior ATI officials anticipate overclocked SKU's to offer an increase of 50 MHz to the core clock speed, compared to currently available HD 4850 parts. Company names on the proverbial grapevine and, set to offer these solutions are, unsurprisingly, HIS, together with Sapphire Technology and Diamond. The upcoming HD 4870 isn't expected to escape pre-overclocking treatment either.
Source:
TG Daily
55 Comments on Will AMD Rain on NVIDIA's 9800GTX+ Party?
read my posts you idiot, im not faithful to nvidia at all, infact ive stated several times my next card will be a hd 4850 :slap:
this is a forum where people express their opinions, which is what i was doing, in fact my previous post even stated "IMO" (IN MY OPINION) and was every bit relevant to the thread and the post i quoted from.
:laugh:
The 4870 outperforms the GTX 260 with $100 cheaper...
And its only 10-15% slower than GTX 280 with half the price!
And 4870 has GDDR5 memory!
en.expreview.com/2008/06/24/first-review-hd-4870-and-hd-4850/19/
But with the way this new gen competition is kicking up, nVidia might just have to start sharing if they want to keep some kind of edge.
The way it's looking right now, ATI seemed to be ready to pwn some green this generation, and it's a nice, fresh change of pace. We haven't seen competition this intense since the 1900/7900 days.
Hopefully they have something coming out soon to see the grin back on AMD fans face like we have now about the 48 series Video cards.
Curious to see the sales report at the end of the year. Hope ATi takes no more no less than 45% of the marked.
sad for you but its the truth
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TSMC