HD4850 512MN GDDR5 Performance REVIEWED (fudzilla)

HD4850 512MB GDDR5 Performance REVIEWED

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This card is Gainward HD4850 GLH, but this is the same card as this:

Palit HD4850 512MB GDDR5 Special SONIC @ Rs 9,400/- only

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Best Card in mid range.

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nope. look at HD4770. It is pawning HD4850 in every benchmark here and also takes lot less power

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dude, we're talking about the HD4850 512MB GDDR5 from Palit, which has a custom cooler and effectively replaces the HD4870 512MB GDDR5 at a much lower price and with just 50MHz slower core!

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^^Palit or Gainward.

okay. in that case, it looks good and is a bit faster than HD4770.

Waiting to see what Palit does to HD4770. Surprised why they haven't come up any HD4770 card

Old wine in new bottle

BTW, it's very strange that palit still has not released a card based on HD4770

Then how can they call it still a 4850? Almost same specs as 4870.
But if 4870 was at 10k, then it wud be lot better, as it cud still OC from its stock, while thie 4850 OC is running at its limit to match up with 4870 clocks.

Palit HD 4870 1GB for 12K .. thats very good deal ..

GTX 295 for 24K

4850 OC is running at its limit to match up with 4870 clocks.

er no.

HD4870 and HD4850 have the SAME GRAPHICS CORE, but with different memories. That's the difference.

And the other difference is the GPU Voltage, HD4850's is lesser than HD4870. That's y this HD4850 512MB GDDR5 has a TDP 10W higher than a normal HD4850 whereas HD4870 has a TDP of about 47W above a normal HD4850.

And FYI, this card is way faster than HD4770.

thats what i said, with the lower core voltage, its runnijg at its limit with an OCED GPU. While 4870 seems to take that clocks easily with higher GPU voltage, and can easily OC further.
nyway, it shud be gr8 buy for 9k

for 9.4k, this card is unbeatable, it beats any GTS 250 and OTHER HD4850 out there. Dude, this card also pawns the GTX260 1k higher cost due to it's PowerConsumption and Price/performance ratio.

While 4870 seems to take that clocks easily with higher GPU voltage, and can easily OC further.

Yup, but the HD4870 cud hardly be OCed, I mean it was jhingalala if the core ever hit 850MHz, in most cases, 780Mhz or 800MHz was like the highest.

9.4K ? Where ?
Does it fare well in 1080p gaming ?

^^It does, except in some games like Far Cry 2 and Crysis.
At 1080p, it can give max out w any game upto 2xAA(4xAA for some). That's good enuf for a 9.4k card I think.

^ Add to it that at native resolution, one might be able to adjust w/o AA.
I think 4770 is able to handle plain non AA 1080p gaming. God this is getting better!

IronManForever said:
^ Add to it that at native resolution, one might be able to adjust w/o AA.
I think 4770 is able to handle plain non AA 1080p gaming. God this is getting better!

Are you sure ? I *may* just get a Samsung 22" 1080p Screen if I am not buying a laptop.

Anyway, I think they should instead just release HD4870 CHEAPER. I mean, once this thing is overclocked, it BECOMES a HD4870.

As for HD4770 pwning HD4850 in benchmarks, may I ask since when ? :razz:

The only place where 4770 scores is power consumption.

As for HD4770 pwning HD4850 in benchmarks, may I ask since when ?

It does, but after a bare OC.

IronManForever said:
^ Add to it that at native resolution, one might be able to adjust w/o AA.
I think 4770 is able to handle plain non AA 1080p gaming. God this is getting better!

I don't think so. for some games, it can handle but if you want to play Crysis, COH, COD lastest games, HD4770 is not the one for FullHD

comp@ddict said:
It does, but after a bare OC.

State the stock and OC'ed values.
And at what price does the HD4770 come minimum, and at what price does the HD4850 come minimum ?
Which performs better, the HD4850 or the HD4770, when OC'ed to their maximum potentials ?

You should consider these facts and state them before making any comments on one thing pwning another.

desiibond said:
I don't think so. for some games, it can handle but if you want to play Crysis, COH, COD lastest games, HD4770 is not the one for FullHD

Thanks for the information. I hope you are refering to your 7750BE and not Athlon 3000+ in this benchmark.

How does Crysis do @ 1080p WITHOUT AA on your rig ?

my display max reso is 1440x900. And with AA, crysis at high settings gives 32+ fps. Haven't tested with 0xAA. should give 5-7fps more. And don't even think about 1080P gaming for Crysis with this card.

*www.guru3d.com/article/ati-radeon-hd-4770-review/14

gives 13fps and 6fps with 2xAA.

State the stock and OC'ed values.
And at what price does the HD4770 come minimum, and at what price does the HD4850 come minimum ?
Which performs better, the HD4850 or the HD4770, when OC'ed to their maximum potentials ?

HD4770 OC
Core - 850MHz(gos to 970MHz actually)
Memory - 1000MHz(goes to 1150MHz actually)

This setting beats the HD4850 by more than 7% and matches or beats the GTS250.
And HD4850 can be OCed:
Core - 700MHz(from 625MHz)
Memory - 1100MHz(varies, max 1150MHz)

But at this setting, the card JUST would beat an OCed HD4770.

comp@ddict said:
HD4770 OC
Core - 850MHz(gos to 970MHz actually)
Memory - 1000MHz(goes to 1150MHz actually)

This setting beats the HD4850 by more than 7% and matches or beats the GTS250.
And HD4850 can be OCed:
Core - 700MHz(from 625MHz)
Memory - 1100MHz(varies, max 1150MHz)

But at this setting, the card JUST would beat an OCed HD4770.

Hmm.... a GTS250 is a 9800GTX+ right ? But I guess that too overclocks a lot.

^^Not much, core goes up to 800MHz(but very high and dangerous settings really) and memory depends on manufacturer, shader too goes by 100MHz.

comp@ddict said:
^^Not much, core goes up to 800MHz(but very high and dangerous settings really) and memory depends on manufacturer, shader too goes by 100MHz.

guess thats because of its speed. its already as good as overclocked leaving very little room for more.

Where did you find benchmarks of HD4770 OCmax GTS250 OCmax ?

^^HD 4770 OC benchmarks(850c/1000m)

*en.expreview.com/2009/05/06/review-of-overclocked-radeon-hd-4770.html

Ahh this is what i was searching for, a special sonic benchmark. thx @ comp@ddict

HD4850 is seriously sandwiched by HD4770 and HD4870.

HD4770, though it little bit slower than HD4770 is enough for gaming till 1680x1050 and anything above, GTX260/HD4870 is a must as I think even a HD4850 stutters at fullHD in many games if you turn on eye candy to maximum.

I would suggest either HD4770 or HD4870/GTX260