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قیمت بین 50 تا 80 دلار :
$60:
Good 1440x900 performance in most games
Radeon HD 4650
Codename: RV730
Process: 55 nm
Universal Shaders: 320
Texture Units: 32
Raster-Operation Processors (ROPs): 8
Memory Bus: 128-bit
Core Speed MHz: 600
Memory Speed MHz: 500 (1,000 effective)
DirectX/Shader Model: DX 10.1/SM 4.0
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Best PCI Express (PCIe) Card For $65-$85: None
Choosing to forgo this entire price segment is bound to be a controversial decision, so some explanation is in order.
This price segment holds three excellent performers: the GeForce 9600 GSO, the Radeon HD 4670, the Radeon HD 3850, and the GeForce 9600 GT. The GeForce 9600 GT is a particularly great card now found at an $85 price point. So, why can't we recommend them?
Here is our reasoning: the Radeon HD 3850, the GeForce 9600 GSO, and the Radeon HD 4670 can be found for about $80. At this price they're an excellent deal, but for $5 more you could purchase a GeForce 9600 GT that would offer a great deal of improvement and would thus make it difficult to recommend the $80 cards.
However, recommending a GeForce 9600 GT is impossible when the Radeon HD 4830 can be found for less than $5 more.
The bottom dropping out of Radeon HD 4830 prices is unexpected and represents a huge boon for the gamer without a lot of cash. So we've chosen to recommend that buyers either save as much money as possible and go with the Radeon HD 4650 or pay the extra $30 for a serious performance boost and get the Radeon HD 4830.
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Best PCIe Card: $90 To $190
Best PCIe Card For ~$90 :
Good 1600x1200 performance in most games; 1920x1200 in most titles with some lowered detail
Radeon HD 4830
Codename: RV770LE
Process: 55 nm
Universal Shaders: 640
Texture Units: 32
ROPs: 16
Memory Bus: 256-bit
Core Speed MHz: 575
Memory Speed MHz: 900 (1,800 effective)
DirectX/Shader Model: DX 10.1/SM 4.0
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Best PCIe Card For $150 : Tie
Good 1920x1200 performance in most games, some with lowered detail
deon HD 4850 512 MB
Codename: RV770
Process: 55 nm
Universal Shaders: 800
Texture Units: 40
ROPs: 16
Memory Bus: 256-bit
Core Speed MHz: 625
Memory Speed MHz: 993 (1,986 effective)
DirectX / Shader Model: DX 10.1/SM 4.0
GeForce 9800 GTX+
Codename: G92
Process: 55 nm
Universal Shaders: 128
Texture Units: 64
ROPs: 16
Memory Bus: 256-bit
Core Speed MHz: 738
Memory Speed MHz: 1,100
DirectX/Shader Model: DX 10/SM 4.0
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Best PCIe Card For $190:
Good 1920x1200 performance
Radeon HD 4870 512 MB
Codename: RV770
Process: 55 nm
Universal Shaders: 800
Texture Units: 40
ROPs: 16
Memory Bus: 256-bit
Core Speed MHz: 750
Memory Speed MHz: 900 (3,600 effective)
DirectX/Shader Model: DX 10.1/SM 4.0
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Best PCIe Card: $200 To $350
Best PCIe Card For $200 - $250: None
The new GeForce GTX 260 is a great card, but its price has remained in the $240 range while the Radeon HD 4870 can now be found for under $200. At a $45 spread we can no longer recommend it over the Radeon HD 4870, but Nvidia will likely drop the price to remain competitive in due time.
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Best PCIe Card For ~$260:
Good 1920x1200 performance in most games, 2560x1600 in most titles with some lowered detail
Radeon HD 4850 X2 1 GB
Codename: RV770
Process: 55 nm
Universal Shaders: 1,600
Texture Units: 80
ROPs: 32
Memory Bus: 256-bit
Core Speed MHz: 625
Memory Speed MHz: 993 (1,986 effective)
DirectX/Shader Model: DX 10.1/SM 4.0
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HONORABLE MENTION: Best PCIe Card For ~$310: Tie
I'm putting in the following recommendations in case the $265 Radeon HD 4850 X2 deal doesn't last. For ~$310, a pair of GeForce 9800 GTX+ cards or a single Radeon HD 4850 X2 2 GB card will deliver about the same performance. With the price spread, you can see why I'm recommending the Radeon HD 4850 X2 1 GB so highly.
Good 1920x1200 performance in most games, 2560x1600 in most titles with some lowered detail
2 x GeForce 9800 GTX+ in SLI Configuration
Codename: G92
Process: 55 nm
Universal Shaders: 128 (256 in SLI)
Texture Units: 64 (128 in SLI)
ROPs: 16 (32 in SLI)
Memory Bus: 256-bit
Core Speed MHz: 738
Memory Speed MHz: 919 (1,836 effective)
DirectX/Shader Model: DX 10/SM 4.0
Radeon HD 4850 X2 2 GB
Codename: RV770
Process: 55 nm
Universal Shaders: 1,600
Texture Units: 80
ROPs: 32
Memory Bus: 256-bit
Core Speed MHz: 625
Memory Speed MHz: 993 (1,986 effective)
DirectX/Shader Model: DX 10.1/SM 4.0
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Best PCIe Card: $350+
With exponentially increasing prices over $300 offering smaller and smaller performance boosts, we have a hard time recommending anything more expensive than a Radeon HD 4850 X2. While the Radeon HD 4870 X2 and the GeForce GTX 295 perform impressively in multiple-card configurations, there’s just not enough of a gain compared to a Radeon HD 4850 X2, unless you play at resolutions beyond 1920x1200.
Then again, while we often recommend against purchasing any graphics card that retails for more than $300 from a value point of view, there are those of you for whom money might not be much of an object, who can afford a 30” LCD monitor, and who require the best possible performance money can buy. For those of you, we recommend the following cards:
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Best PCIe Card For ~$380:
Exceptional 1920x1200 performance in most games, 2560x1600 in most titles (some with lowered detail)
Two Radeon HD 4870s in CrossFire Configuration
Codename: RV770
Process: 55 nm
Universal Shaders: 1,600
Texture Units: 80
ROPs: 32
Memory Bus: 256-bit
Core Speed MHz: 750
Memory Speed MHz: 900 (3,600 effective)
DirectX/Shader Model: DX 10.1/SM 4.0
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Best PCIe Card For ~$500:
Exceptional 1920x1200 performance in most games, 2560x1600 in most titles (some with lowered detail)
GeForce GTX 295
Codename: 2 x GT200b
Process: 55 nm
Universal Shaders: 2 x 240
Texture Units: 2 x 80
ROPs: 2 x 28
Memory Bus: 2 x 448-bit
Core Speed MHz: 576
Memory Speed MHz: 999 (1,998 effective)
DirectX/Shader Model: DX 10 / SM 4.0