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Sapphire HD 4670 512MB GDDR3 PCI-E
$79.00
Released September, 2008
The Pros:First 4670 to hit the market. Most of the professional 4670 reviews are of this exact model. Fan throttling works perfectly.
The Cons:More expensive than competing brands which are technically superior on paper. Stock cooler isn't the greatest. Includes electrolyte-based capacitors (not as long lasting as completely solid-state based cards).
Sapphire's version of the inexpensive budget 4670 card. Features the stock ATI reference cooler. For more information on the AMD/ATI Radeon HD 4670 see the main article.
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User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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first 4670 to hit the market
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most of the professional 4670 reviews are of this exact model
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fan throttling works perfectly
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fairly quiet stock fan cooler
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good number of accessories
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Very good value for a low to mid range machine.
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Decent performance across a wide range of tasks.
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Low power requirements at 59 Watts, no extra power plug needed.
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Twin DVI out work well in Ubuntu and Windows.
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more expensive than competing brands which are technically superior on paper
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stock cooler isn't the greatest
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includes electrolyte-based capacitors (not as long lasting as completely solid-state based cards)
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dikbozo:
#sapphire_hd_4670_512mb_gddr3_pci_e Have had it running without any problems in both Ubuntu and Windows XP for about a year runing dual monitors at 1440 by 900. I rarely notice any noise from my box so I would have to say noise is not a problem. I feel I have a very good card that does what I need it to do. I feel I paid the right price at the time, although the current price for these is almost too low. People will think they are not very good. I am tempted to buy another.
Jul 22, 09
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Yale:
#sapphire_hd_4670_512mb_gddr3_pci_e Card is working nicely with an Accelero S1 on it running passively. 40-60C, stable, fast and rather quiet stock (silent now). First went with an Asus model which was technically superior but I had a horrible experience. Highly recommended card - great value.
Nov 16, 08
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