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por **Hardware.com.pt** » Terça Jun 03, 2008 12:56

Ao que tudo indica as novas HD4000 e GTX200 estarão na Computex. Eram visível no stand da Gigabyte os cartões com as especificações da nova HD4850 e das GTX280 e GTX260. Das várias especificações que foram reveladas podem-se tirar já algumas conclusões. A nova HD4850 não parece ser um evolução tão grande como se pensava face as antigas HD3850. Tendo um bus de 256–bit e 512MB de memória ram, esta ainda não faz uso da GDDR5 continuando com a GDDR3 ao contrário do que a AMD revelou aqui há uns dias.

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por **VBTC** » Terça Jun 03, 2008 16:43

Primeiras fotos da GTX280. Estou à espera que me caia uma de para-quedas na caixa do correio. :lol:

The GTX 280. Unlike the 9800GX2, the card does not come with a HDMI port built in. The heatsink is similar to the 9800GTX, but with additional vents by the sides of the card.

The back

Two SLI connectors are available for TRI-SLI.

6+8pin PCI-E power needed, shows how power hungry this card can be.

The rear exhaust

por **Serial_killer** » Terça Jun 03, 2008 20:32

quanto custa um caixote destes? lol

por **VBTC** » Terça Jun 03, 2008 23:41

O preço vai estar entre os 550/630 euros.

por **SkylineGTR** » Quarta Jun 04, 2008 13:08

Que saiam mas é rápido que quero uma :mrgreen:

por **VBTC** » Quarta Jun 04, 2008 13:20

We've been on the lookout for an HD Radeon 4850 here at COMPUTEX ever since GIGABYTE hinted at AMD and NVIDIA's next-gen graphics cards.

Fortunately for us, part of that search came to an end today when we had our hands on this:

Yep, that's AMD's forthcoming mid-range GPU, the Radeon HD 4850. It's a single-slot design, and it doesn't look all too dissimilar from the current 3800-series. Our sources state that AMD aren't allowing its partners to adjust the reference design at launch. If indeed that is the case, every Radeon HD 4850 will initially look like the above, with the various partner-provided derivatives arriving later on.

The card provides 512MiB of GDDR3 memory and features dual DVI-I outputs. Unfortunately, GIGABYTE weren't willing to cough-up any further details, despite showing the card. Nonetheless, there's support for CrossFire X and our favourite feature is undoubtedly the sticker that says "FAST".

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