Friday, July 17th 2009
HIS Readying AGP HD 4670
ATI partners continue to show love to AGP users. HIS and PowerColor in particular, have been planning AGP graphics cards based on mid-range, current-generation Radeon HD 4000 series GPUs for a while now. It looks HIS is the first one to materialise them, with the HIS HD 4670 IceQ AGP. The company came up with another of its IceQ series designs, sporting the iconic IceQ cooler, and the blue PCB. The graphics card holds all the more importance to AGP platform users, as the Radeon HD 4670 packs 7.1 channel HDCP compliant audio passed over HDMI.
The card uses the AGP-8X interface. It draws auxiliary power from a 4-pin Molex connector. Under the hood is a Radeon HD 4670 GPU clocked at 750 MHz, with 1 GB of GDDR3 memory over a 128-bit interface, clocked at 873 MHz (1746 MHz DDR). Output is care of a DVI, D-Sub, and audio-routed HDMI. It is priced at US $129.99 on Amazon, with an optional rebate sending it down to $119.99.
Source:
TechConnect Magazine
The card uses the AGP-8X interface. It draws auxiliary power from a 4-pin Molex connector. Under the hood is a Radeon HD 4670 GPU clocked at 750 MHz, with 1 GB of GDDR3 memory over a 128-bit interface, clocked at 873 MHz (1746 MHz DDR). Output is care of a DVI, D-Sub, and audio-routed HDMI. It is priced at US $129.99 on Amazon, with an optional rebate sending it down to $119.99.
64 Comments on HIS Readying AGP HD 4670
now my joke is DEAD. DEAD LIKE AGP SHOULD BE.
Oh, and Mussels, that joke wasn't so funny anyways, so no harm done :p :laugh: J/K :toast:
Whats your problem?
its old, its worthless. PCI-E works with more than just video cards, so its a lot more adaptable. Remember ISA? that died a long time ago, because a better technology came out called PCI. AGP died a long time ago, thanks to PCI-E... just that some people havent realised yet.
Motherboards i would recommend for More Current hardware
www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=AM2NF3-VSTA&s=
www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=ALiveDual-eSATA2&s=
www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=4CoreDual-SATA2%20R2.0&s=
3850 and 4670 AGP i wouldn't recommend anything less than 754 A64 or a P4 EE 478, Skt 939 with a Athlon 64 or a 775 with P4 EE. Athlon XP would require some heavy overclocking to feed those cards, it has trouble feeding mine it seems.
Quake 2 aint going to get any better with 32xAA than it was on your old 6800GT with 8x AA!
I also noticed the Cooling looks exactly like the Arctic Cooling VGA Silencer 3 that is on my 9800 Pro AIW.
Let SATA DIE. It's out of date. The world has moved on to SATA 300. No reason to make any new drives compatible with the old standards. New drives should report "error, old mainboard, let it die."
Let PCIE 1.1 DIE. It's out of date. It's slower than PCIE 2.0. The world has moved on. No need for compatibility. New cards should be PCIE 2.0 only. GPUs should report "error, old mainboard, let it die."
Let MS Office 2010 be compatible with Win 7 only. XP and Vista are out of date. Let them die. MS Office, actually, any new software versions, should be W7 only. Trying to install software on older OS should block and error "old OS, upgrade, let it die."
W7 has an XP compatibility mode. What were they thinking?
Oh, wait. :shadedshu