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@ 2009/02/09Between 2006 and 2008, NVIDIA hat a two years of comfortable
rule over the video card market always maintaining their positions a
step ahead of AMD/ATI in technology, performance and price. AMD were
always big, yet review results inevitably assured the users of the
superiority of some GeForce family model. Until the AMD RV770 core
bearing the trade name of HD48xx was released in the summer of 2008.
After AMD began to dominate in the middle and mid-high class with
HD4870, by offering awesome balance between price and performance, it
soon took also the performance crown by releasing the dual-cored
HD4870X2 card. Time passed and now NVIDIA are announcing their claims
over that crown. Two cores manufactured by new 55nm process, working
in SLI mode, 1792MB memory and 480 scalar processors - enough of
physical potential to be successful. But are they? Well, that's our
favourite part - let's find out!
rule over the video card market always maintaining their positions a
step ahead of AMD/ATI in technology, performance and price. AMD were
always big, yet review results inevitably assured the users of the
superiority of some GeForce family model. Until the AMD RV770 core
bearing the trade name of HD48xx was released in the summer of 2008.
After AMD began to dominate in the middle and mid-high class with
HD4870, by offering awesome balance between price and performance, it
soon took also the performance crown by releasing the dual-cored
HD4870X2 card. Time passed and now NVIDIA are announcing their claims
over that crown. Two cores manufactured by new 55nm process, working
in SLI mode, 1792MB memory and 480 scalar processors - enough of
physical potential to be successful. But are they? Well, that's our
favourite part - let's find out!
