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HD4870 512MB - MSI R4870 and R4870 OC review

Video Cards · Author Dimitar Dinchev a.k.a. Veseliq · November 3, 2008 · 15141 reads · ★★★★★ (9 votes)

  1. HD4870 512MB - MSI R4870 and R4870 OC review
  2. Page 2 - Packaging and contents
  3. Page 3 - "Naked" pictures of MSI R4870
  4. Page 4 - Testing methods
  5. Page 5 - Performance: Crysis
  6. Page 6 - Performance: World in Conflict
  7. Page 7 - Performance: Unreal Tournament 3
  8. Page 8 - Performance: Enemy Territory: Quake Wars
  9. Page 9 - Performance: PT Boats: Knights of the Sea
  10. Page 10 - Performance: Devil May Cry 4
  11. Page 11 - Performance: Furmark
  12. Page 12 - Performance: 3DMark Vantage
  13. Page 13 - Temperatures, Conclusion

Page 9 - Performance: PT Boats: Knights of the Sea

Page 9 - Performance: PT Boats: Knights of the Sea

PT Boats: Knights of the Sea has got to be the prettiest boat game so far. Soon after its release a separate benchmark including DirectX 10 effects was made available, thus making the game a must-have for our tests :)

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Tests conclude that should you are tempted of becoming an Fleet Admiral, your best choice lies with NVIDIA products. The game just loves video memory, so the "the more - the better" rule is in full effect here. That's why not only NVIDIA 280/260GTX are far ahead but even HD3870X2 does better than MSI R4870/R4870-OC.

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