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    XFX 512Mb GTS 250 VS XFX 1Gb 4850

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    Re: XFX 512Mb GTS 250 VS XFX 1Gb 4850

    I would get neither!!

    You can a GTX260 for £120 delivered:

    http://www.ebuyer.com/product/160748

    You can also get an HD4870 512mb for £129.99 delivered:

    http://www.ebuyer.com/product/160969

    BTW the GTS250 is on offer on Scan Today Only for around £94.

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    Re: XFX 512Mb GTS 250 VS XFX 1Gb 4850

    Yesterday Scan had the EVGA 260 GTX SSC on for £135 Yesterday Only.

    That has a core speed of 626 over the Zotac one of 576 and ram at 2106 over 1998.

    So watch out for that on Today Only again. Lots of card for the money

    Of those two though, I'd buy the 4850 for gaming over economy...and the 250 for economy over gaming,....the 250's use very little electricity in 2d, and will be save you dough long term if you use your PC for lots of 2d stuff.

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    Re: XFX 512Mb GTS 250 VS XFX 1Gb 4850

    The main question is...will they both run GTA 4 on high settings.

    Which one better?
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    Re: XFX 512Mb GTS 250 VS XFX 1Gb 4850

    4850 in my opinion

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    Re: XFX 512Mb GTS 250 VS XFX 1Gb 4850

    Cool i'll order that pretty soon.

    Is there any other website I can find that graphics card any cheaper?
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    Re: XFX 512Mb GTS 250 VS XFX 1Gb 4850

    You can get the HD 4770, which is a cheaper and cooler version of the 4850. Look for it on ebuyer.

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    Re: XFX 512Mb GTS 250 VS XFX 1Gb 4850

    4850x2 for £148:40 delivered

    http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/2049...=369&srcid=369

    Or 4890 1gb for £168:40 delivered (its a saphire model as I have one fo them from pixmania)

    http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/2719...gb-ddr5-p.html

    Both will blow a single card away.

    4770 512meg £78:12 delivered and will overclock at least 20% for free.
    http://www.ebuyer.com/product/164142

    If it was my money and wasn't a hc gamer I would buy the 4770. Cheaper and with a little overclocking more powerful than both cards you mentioned. For cooler and better performance buy a akasa neo vortex (after checking its compatible) £13:82

    http://www.ebuyer.com/product/147765

    I had one on my old 4850 and it dropped the temps 20 degrees of the stock cooler on idle and load.

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