that's the way it is, sometimes nVidia wins, sometimes it get pwned by ATI
just like how AMD is being pwned by Intel right now

honestly i prefer HIS ICEQ version better (no offense Gainward fans), but if Gainward could offer the same thing for a much cheaper price, then why not?

ICEQ HD4670:


This post has been edited by cyew86: Sep 22 2008, 11:46 PM

http://ati.amd.com/products/Radeonhd4600/requirements.html

that means we have to get a CCFL kit or something?

that was what i meant, lol
i am still waiting for the new driver release, afraid that it would not work on my CRT

no light, but if u install CCFL in ur CPU, u will get that UV effect

guess in the end we still need to wait for updated drivers
some said there is no issue with the CRT already, so i am wondering whether i should make my purchase or not

how much did you buy it?

anyone tried running crysis with it?
gainward version should be available in early october

how about Crysis?

i am building a similar system as well, but i read that 9600GT is way better than HD4670

well, the highest that my monitor can go is 1280 x 1024 anyway, so i would have chosen HD4670 for the price/performance

HD4670 seems to perform well
but i really wanna know how it performs on Crysis
no problem on CRT right?

@skylinegtr
the girl was kidnapped and killed by a bunch of teenagers whom she knew i think (if that's the same news). the kids kidnapped and murdered her and then burnt her body even before they demanded for ransom

there is no official drivers for HD4670 yet
is there a probability that the performance may increase with new drivers?

around RM320 to RM360 depending on the brand and seller

maybe coz the card is still new

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=20125277

RM370 cheapest i could find

Rest In Peace
now that is way off topic

well, typical answers here would be "better to get a better PSU to ensure longer lifespan of the components"
i am getting poisoned by those words, now i am considering to get FSP Blue Storm II 500W PSU to go with my HD4670

well, u would understand why i am feeling skeptical about owning an expensive PSU for that claim:
my PC been running on cap ayam PSU for 7 years and it still refuse to die

this i agree, many "great" games i did not even bother to finish them, some haven't even touch yet

as the matter of fact, not even interested in gaming anymore
my PS2 eating dust in the living hall

future HD4670 user here, but the brands that i wanted all no stock, so i am sticking with ASUS again, can utilize the 4-engine EPU on the mainboard as well
assassin's creed able to be run on high setting? i thought the game was just like Crysis, god darned high system requirement