HIS Radeon 4670, 4830 & 4850 Mid Range Round-Up
Conclusion
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The newest of the cards reviewed today was the 4830, and it easily surpassed our expectations. What’s more impressive is the Cost Per Frame that the card returned, in some tests offering twice as many frames for the same cost. At the time of writing, the card was available for an amazingly low £105.74 from Overclockers.
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While the 4850 and 4670 were overshadowed by the superb bang for buck of the 4830, they’re still very good cards. The 4670 offers reasonable performance for those looking for a cheap upgrade that will allow them to play modern games at medium/low resolution and quality. At the time of writing, the card was available for £64.61 from Overclockers.
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HIS 4670 IceQ
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The Good:
+ After market Cooler
+ Good performance for gamers on a tight budget
+ HIS haven’t slacked when it comes to the included bundle
The Mediocre:
* The 4830 Offers better bang per buck
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The Bad:
– Dual slot cooler is fairly large for a low-end GPU and may not fit in some systems.
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HIS 4830 fan edition
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The Good:
+ Amazingly low cost per frame
+ Performance is not too far off from the 4850
+ A good choice for gamers who can’t afford the 4850 but don’t want to drop to a low end card
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The Mediocre:
* No pre-fitted after market cooler, although the stock cooler remained perfectly stable throughout testing
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The Bad:
– Nothing to report
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