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    News - PowerColor slaps 2GB of GDDR5 memory onto AMD's Radeon HD 4890

    ZEROtherm cooling and a whopping big frame buffer.
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    Re: News - PowerColor slaps 2GB of GDDR5 memory onto AMD's Radeon HD 4890

    Quote Originally Posted by HEXUS View Post
    Sounds very interesting, i am surprised Nvidia have not made a 2GB card yet. Then again do we really need that amount of memory!

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    Re: News - PowerColor slaps 2GB of GDDR5 memory onto AMD's Radeon HD 4890

    Looks stupid, not because of the 2GB of ram, but because the cooler doesn't push the hot air out the back. These coolers are not clever compared to modern designs that take hot air and dispose of it out of the case.

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