Tuesday, October 21st 2008
PowerColor Adds to the Radeon HD 4830 Range
PowerColor will be making its addition to the range of graphics cards based on AMD's newest GPU, the Radeon HD 4830. The PowerColor card features a custom-design for cooler and the PCB. The GPU is cooled by a circular cooler with radial fins. The memory is provided with a heatspreader.
The card is likely to use reference speeds by ATI, of 575 MHz core, and 1800 MHz memory. It provides a HDMI port on the card, apart from D-Sub and DVI connectors. It is also likely that this card will be released on October 23, the day AMD unveils the Radeon HD 4830 GPU.
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The card is likely to use reference speeds by ATI, of 575 MHz core, and 1800 MHz memory. It provides a HDMI port on the card, apart from D-Sub and DVI connectors. It is also likely that this card will be released on October 23, the day AMD unveils the Radeon HD 4830 GPU.
16 Comments on PowerColor Adds to the Radeon HD 4830 Range
yeah, if that caard priced in $90 -$110 i will definetly buy it and i can't wait for wizz to rivew it;)
i tought you reffering to a card like 4550 (because they only use half of PCB)
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