Overclock3D reviews the PowerColor HD4870 512MB graphics card, giving it both the “Recommended” and “Value for money” awards. Here’s an excerpt of the final thoughts:
As I’m sure many of us will already know - the HD4870 regardless of manufacturer is one great card. While many will argue that it’s little brother, the HD4850 can do [...]
Overclockersclub reviews the Sapphire HD 4870 graphics card and gives it the “OCC-Gold” award, writing in the conclusion:
The Sapphire HD 4870 performed exactly where the other HD 4870 cards have been and that is right on top of NVIDIA’s GTX 260 series cards. I cannot stress enough the great performance that is being achieved by [...]
Neoseeker reviews the VisionTek HD 4850 graphics card and gives it the “Editor’s Choice” award, writing in the final thoughts:
Overall, there isn’t all that much negative to say about the HD4850 — the engineers at ATI really crafted a fine piece of work here, and they should be proud of themselves. This product must have [...]
Techgage reviews the Palit GeForce 9600GSO Sonic graphics card which features 768MB of DDR3 memory but only a 192-bit memory bus. Techgage writes in the conclusion:
If money is no real issue and you happen to have $150 to spend, the GSO can still be considered, and that’s why things are confusing. If you happen to [...]
Bjorn3d reviews the XFX GeForce 9600GT XXX graphics card which comes factory overclocked. The final rating for this card is 9/10. Here’s a part of the final words:
There are two ways to look at performance; Absolute performance, which places this card in the middle of the pack under the 8800GT and above the HD 3870. [...]