Just received an email from Overclockers about the new Ati 58xx series cards.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/productli ... dium=email
Prices range from £173 (5850) to £270 (5870).
I wonder how a 5850 compares to a 4890 Toxic Edition (overclocked) as they have a similar price.
Ati Radeon 58xx Series cards - Overclockers
-
umbongo(uk)
- YoRkShIrE StRiPpEr

- Posts: 1084
- Joined: Thu Dec 30, 2004 8:48 am
- STEAM: konradski
- ORIGIN: umbongo21
no u didnt mate . unless u paid over the odds for it. u did lol
i take it u missed the 4870,s going for £80.00
i take it u missed the 4870,s going for £80.00
- IceT-Bag
- [22ndSAS] Server Admin
![[22ndSAS] Server Admin [22ndSAS] Server Admin](./images/ranks/level6.gif)
- Posts: 1961
- Joined: Wed Jun 09, 2004 9:46 am
- STEAM: icetbag
- ORIGIN: IceTBag
- UPLAY: IceT-Bag
- Location: UK
The power consumption on the new 40nm 5800 series cards seems really good, and Sapphire are working on a Vapor-X version that should run cooler and quieter than the reference cards (which already boast impressive temp/noise credentials).
There are no 5850 reviews yet, plenty of 5870's but at over £300 its a bit too pricey for me
(unless I win the lotto tonight
), so i may have to opt for the 5850.
The DirectX 11 spec sounds impressive, I just hope devs make use of it as there was only 33 titles released for DX10.x since its release!!!
There are no 5850 reviews yet, plenty of 5870's but at over £300 its a bit too pricey for me
The DirectX 11 spec sounds impressive, I just hope devs make use of it as there was only 33 titles released for DX10.x since its release!!!
The best defence against software piracy is producing a game worth buying.
-
umbongo(uk)
- YoRkShIrE StRiPpEr

- Posts: 1084
- Joined: Thu Dec 30, 2004 8:48 am
- STEAM: konradski
- ORIGIN: umbongo21
some links that have links in on 5800 series enjoy
first up for those who cant be arsed going thru them is a simple card for card comparison ,so straight t a bench result on the 5850 and above
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ATI/ ... 70/27.html
2nd link anadatech forums containing more links to other site that have reveiwed the cards or seen them
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview ... id=2336489
$259/£162 for the HD 5850 which puts it slighty ahead of the 4870 again the shops will prolly add somthing to this so be warned
added.more importantly the power comsumption
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ATI/ ... 70/28.html
first up for those who cant be arsed going thru them is a simple card for card comparison ,so straight t a bench result on the 5850 and above
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ATI/ ... 70/27.html
2nd link anadatech forums containing more links to other site that have reveiwed the cards or seen them
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview ... id=2336489
$259/£162 for the HD 5850 which puts it slighty ahead of the 4870 again the shops will prolly add somthing to this so be warned
added.more importantly the power comsumption
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ATI/ ... 70/28.html
Last edited by umbongo(uk) on Fri Sep 25, 2009 4:08 pm, edited 1 time in total.
-
umbongo(uk)
- YoRkShIrE StRiPpEr

- Posts: 1084
- Joined: Thu Dec 30, 2004 8:48 am
- STEAM: konradski
- ORIGIN: umbongo21
for you guys living down south and not in distance of the shop no its not this is
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/175124
why i hear u cry because its free p&p
so the bottom line is yes if u live in west yorkshire , no if u live outside, ebuyer is
plus give it until after xmas and see were the prices are. you know it will dwindle down in price across the whole of the high platform because of these new cards and 4800 series cards will become nice n cheap,
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/175124
why i hear u cry because its free p&p
so the bottom line is yes if u live in west yorkshire , no if u live outside, ebuyer is
plus give it until after xmas and see were the prices are. you know it will dwindle down in price across the whole of the high platform because of these new cards and 4800 series cards will become nice n cheap,




