I am still skeptical of these supposed tweaks to the core.![]()
I am still skeptical of these supposed tweaks to the core.![]()
So you're essentially buying a 4870 with better power consumption. Wow I hate refreshes.
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Last edited by Nomadsoul; 03-24-2009 at 11:37 AM.
So a 100mhz increase to the core, with a supposed 900-950MHZ oc edition and possible 1000mhz OC is a refresh?
A normal 4870 would not reach these speeds without serious cooling or modding. Also, atleast ATi didn't name this a 5870, and instead named it accordingly.
Oh and.. first post?![]()
1Ghz on air is nice
1.1 on water?
These in CF with LN2 and we might see some serious power here
was 1ghz the max only cause thats the cap in CCC? what could be done using a third party OC tool?
this might be enough of a card to get me to upgrade, but i have to see production reviews first
Judging by the CCC limits for HD4870 which was 790MHz I would say 1050-1100MHz should be doable on most samples. We all know that most early HD4870 was doing 820-860MHz out of the box with a proper airflow.
I'm looking forward to this card. Personally I might skip it and wait for RV870, but in general it looks like perfect upgrade for someone still ridding older than HD48xx or GF8800 series![]()
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Power savings I think - and maybe because the bandwidth is unused
yeah im basically with you. i have a 2900xt, and it does anything just fine, but not really cool uber graphics at 1920x1200. and i dont think i will go for a 5XXX card since it will be dx11 right? and i dont expect any game to look much better on dx11 until summer of 2011 when i could probably get a 6850ish for under 200$ and be much stronger than a 4890 plus with full dx11. please no one tell me how wrong my statement is with dates or models or prices, im just planning for the future.
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lol it's being said over and over.. by OBR only. Quote those other people, if you can find it (no, FUD sites don't count).
Instead, I'll take this post. and the fact that the die is bigger as facts, rather than some nVidia fanboy who's apparently gaining popularity for showing some random 3dmark results.
GPUCafe: AMD to Bring 4890 Launch Ahead (Again)?
As far as changes go, I'm going to go ahead and believe what w0mbat said:
Meaning that something had to have changed to get 6% more per clock. Sorry haters, something was changed.The 6% is clk-per-clk and not the overall performance.
you guys seen any benchmarks yet?
i've been a bit out of it and what do you know a card just magically shows up on my desk........it's been sitting here gathering dust a bit....maybe i should yank it out and bench a little hey
i havent even heard of these lol >> says Radeon HD 4890 on the box
time to dust off the old computer hey
With all of this talk about the overclocked versions actually being better, I am beginning to worry. It seems that the greatest point of this card is the extremely high overclockability. However, I will be pretty ticked if the "reference" versions are mediocre, and the good cards require the price premium.
I envy thee....![]()
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