Graphic Cards Suggest a GPU, budget 4 - 7k

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111diablo111 said:
guys i dunno y ppl call HD4850 a future proof card..more den that in this range HD4770 is a future proof card(in true sense nothing is future proof)..as i said in some oder forum too "though a single HD4850 is around 5-10% faster den HD4770 but if u wanna CF ur card in future den HD4770 CF will give u much better performance den HD4850 CF cuz its GDDR5 based as compared to GDDR3 of HD4850..n even a single HD4770 will give u performance "almost" equivalent to HD4850 without any considerable difference n sometimes even better too..on lower resolutions HD4770 rocks..it runs cooler n also consume less power so it doesn't need a costly PSU..its a bit cheaper den HD4850 too..so all in all my vote goes for HD4770 cuz HD4850 isn't as strong as it shld b against HD4770"

Posting in bold and italics doesn't make you right.
Do you honestly believe that memory speed is the be and end all of GPU performance? And that a 4770 CF will perform better than a 4850 CF when its the faster single card?

Making a choice between the two is simple really, 4850 if you have a good PSU, 4770 if you don't.
 
Amien said:
Posting in bold and italics doesn't make you right.
Do you honestly believe that memory speed is the be and end all of GPU performance? And that a 4770 CF will perform better than a 4850 CF when its the faster single card?

Making a choice between the two is simple really, 4850 if you have a good PSU, 4770 if you don't.

HD4770 CrossFire brings more than 80% performance improvements, superior to HD 4890(which is comparable to GTX275) nearly 20%..n competing wid GTX285..on lower resolution HD4770 CF is beating even GTX285..i would say do some research n experiments b4 posting :)

n how da hell is it related wid bold n italic fonts?? :crazy:
 
Amien said:
Posting in bold and italics doesn't make you right.
Do you honestly believe that memory speed is the be and end all of GPU performance? And that a 4770 CF will perform better than a 4850 CF when its the faster single card?

Making a choice between the two is simple really, 4850 if you have a good PSU, 4770 if you don't.

actually there are 2 factors

1) DDR5 and DDR3 .. this doubles the band with here 4770 scores a point
256 bit vs 128 bit here 4850 scores the point..

both are affecting the bandwidth (fill rate) directly ,
one doubles and one halfs the bandwidth..
(for argument sake u can say 4770 is marginally better here , i dont know how much it holds)

this is the only thing diferentiating the cards

2)800 vs 640 stream processors.
i seen experts saying 640 is the one which is being used most efficiently.
the difference of 160 is seldom used , and this is the major power saving thing in 4770.
here 4850 has an advantage (this is the advantage what you see in factory settings)

once u over clock 1) becomes dominant and 2 becomes less and less differentiator. given DD5 and 40 nm fab 4770 is more overclockable ( still to hear about 40 nm overclocking issues, they will surface soon).

both are good cards, either of one wont disappoint u.
 
111diablo111 said:
HD4770 CrossFire brings more than 80% performance improvements, superior to HD 4890(which is comparable to GTX275) nearly 20%..n competing wid GTX285..on lower resolution HD4770 CF is beating even GTX285..i would say do some research n experiments b4 posting :)

n how da hell is it related wid bold n italic fonts?? :crazy:

4890 is no way comparable to GTX275..

Stop talking bull crap lol! :rofl:

CF'ing cards has so many driver related issues , you wouldn't even imagine.

It's fairly easy saying you can crossfire two cards to get decent performance , just do it once and see the amount of troubles you face.

So buy a card with a view to use it as a single card and no intention to crossfire it.

@ blackprince

DDR5 vs DDR3 does mater , it's just raw power. At the end of the day you want an increase in fps for gaming , which you probably won't see. (comparing 4770 vs 4850)
 
111diablo111 said:
GTS250 is better den bth HD4770 n HD4850 but he'll need to buy a gud PSU separate for it which will stretch his budget a lot as GTS250 will cost him 7.3k itself

btw few days ago when i checked their price in Nehru Place(Delhi), MSI HD4770 was of 6.5k n Palit HD4850 was of 7k

Hw many days ago u got the price of 4770 (6.5k) at Nehru Place..i called up smc abt 15 days ago n they told me its 8k.."not 6.5k dude"
 
sickizblank said:
Id say go for GTS250

I would have suggested HD4770 but obviously not when it is selling for more than the price of HD4850 :\

+1
u dont want to burn 8k for a card which was around 6.5k cple of months ago..chose msi gts250 as both are similarly priced. Also idle power consumption of gts250 is less dan 4770..all problem related threads r related to sapphire 4850..better avoid it..

dragon_unleash said:
Let me make it simple for u, just go for a powercolor hd4850 or ny brand dat u like for rs. 6.5k.

If he wants to get 4850, he must get dat card hvin non reference cooler..
 
most of the current sapphire 4850 comes with the duel slot custom cooler which can easily hold at 50-55 degree cel at 50% fan speed.. one more suggestion, if you are getting a card with 256bit then try to get the 1gb version(ddr3 or above)
 
Power efficient 4770. It will put less load on SMPS and generate less heat. Moreover it will work if you upgrade to a slightly bigger LCD monitor in near future.
 
sickizblank said:
4890 is no way comparable to GTX275..
Stop talking bull crap lol! :rofl:
CF'ing cards has so many driver related issues , you wouldn't even imagine.
It's fairly easy saying you can crossfire two cards to get decent performance , just do it once and see the amount of troubles you face.
So buy a card with a view to use it as a single card and no intention to crossfire it.
@ blackprince

Had CF'ed 2 4850s before and faced almost no issues with the games back then apart from micro-stuttering at times which's not a big deal TBH.

Besides, what 'bull crap' are you referring to, sir? What card would you compare the 4890 with? :)
 
sumit410 said:
Hw many days ago u got the price of 4770 (6.5k) at Nehru Place..i called up smc abt 15 days ago n they told me its 8k.."not 6.5k dude"

on 8.2k D-Advantage had XFX HD4770 n MSI one was of 6.5k & at SMC HD4770 was of 6.7k..now a mnth ago i guess..dat's y i said m not sure abt current price of dis particular card at Nehru place :huh:
 
sickizblank said:
4890 is no way comparable to GTX275..
Stop talking bull crap lol! :rofl:
CF'ing cards has so many driver related issues , you wouldn't even imagine.
It's fairly easy saying you can crossfire two cards to get decent performance , just do it once and see the amount of troubles you face.
So buy a card with a view to use it as a single card and no intention to crossfire it.
@ blackprince

DDR5 vs DDR3 does mater , it's just raw power. At the end of the day you want an increase in fps for gaming , which you probably won't see. (comparing 4770 vs 4850)

"4890 is no way comparable to GTX275..
Stop talking bull crap" errrrrrr Wat The EFFF?? :crazy:

frst of awl i din't advise ne1 to go for CF over a single card i just said IF someone alrdy has HD4770 den he CAN CF later..as i was talking abt how future proof dat card can be..

second thing i know CF/SLI brings so many probs wid dem but as i mentioned alrdy dat HD4770 CrossFire brings more than 80% performance improvements n dat's really gud stats in CF
 
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