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Read more.Having the fastest consumer graphics card in the world is all well and good, but this mainstream trio is likely to have mass appeal - and we've got the first pictures.
Benchies!
So these are the silent, budget and middle end products?
When are we likely to see the prices/specs and possible release dates for these pretty babies?
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do u think the hd4850 will still beat them?
Easily, as richieuk said these are the budget parts of the same (4xxx) series. They will be less powerful but cheaper, will use less power, and will probably be quieter.Originally Posted by morda8
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