Salve a tutti apro questo post per consigliarvi questa scheda video (che ordinerò a brevissimo).
Prima di mostrarvi di cosa è capace,vorrei sottolineare che la Palit è legata alla gainward e che le due schede (le 4870)sono identiche tranne per gli adesivi.
detto ciò,è di dovere sottolineare che la Palit si trova a 175 Euro!
Ora qualche foto della scheda e poi a eguire i bench effettuati su questa configurazione da un sito internet inglese:
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.6 GHz
(Wolfdale, 6144 KB Cache)
Motherboard: Gigabyte P35C-DS3R
Intel P35
Memory: 2x 1024MB A.DATA DDR2 1066+ CL4
Harddisk: WD Raptor 740ADFD 74 GB
Power Supply: OCZ GameXStream 700W
Software: Windows XP SP2
LA SCHEDA:
http://i3.techpowerup.com/reviews/Pa...puts_small.jpg
QUESTA L IMMAGINE CHE MOSTRA L'OPZIONE DELLA MODALITà "TURBO" CHE PERMETTE DI ALZARE LE FREQUENZA DELLA SCHEDA OTTENENDO QUALCHE COMODO FPS IN PIù:
[IMG]http://i3.techpowerup.com/reviews/Palit/HD_4870_Sonic_Dual_Edition
/images/turbo_small.jpg[/IMG]
ECCO ALCUNI BENCHMARK DELLA SCHEDA
I CONSUMI:
[IMG]http://i1.techpowerup.com/reviews/Palit/HD_4870_Sonic_Dual_Edition
/images/power_average.gif[/IMG]
LE TEMPERATURE:
ADESSO IL COMMENTO FINALE DEL NOTO SITO INGLESE:
* Overclocked out of the box
* High Performance
* Turbo switch
* Dual fan cooler
* DisplayPort
* Low temperatures idle and load
* HDMI+HDCP+Audio via adapter
* 7.1 HDMI Audio integrated in GPU
* PCI-Express 2.0 support
* Dual slot cooler
* Supports CrossFireX
* DirectX 10.1 support
* Very noisy
* Only one fan temperature controlled
* Turbo switch has limited use and requires reboot
* Limited additional overclocking potential
* Does not support CUDA/PhysX
* Dual slot cooler
* No native HDMI output
9.1 Palit has shown lots of creativity when releasing their first custom HD 4870 card. The HD 4870 Sonic Dual Edition offers interesting new features like the turbo switch and a dual-fan cooling solution. Also the clock speeds are increased while still keeping full warranty.
Unfortunately the cooling design can only achieve low operating temperatures, but not reduce the fan noise. Actually the card is very noisy, especially in idle, because the second smaller fan is always running at a high speed and is not temperature controlled.
While the turbo switch is a nice gimmick I don't see any reason why someone would run the card at the "normal" setting. The temperatures are within 1°C compared to the turbo mode, and a reboot is required to apply the change. Having a DisplayPort connector is certainly a good innovation but given the low market share these displays have today I can't imagine that many people will base their buying decision on just that feature.
However, I must say I am impressed by the changes Palit made to the AMD reference design without raising cost too much. A mere $20 price increase is very reasonable and shows that there is still a lot of potential in these cards.
SPERO DI ESSERE STATO DI AIUTO!
CIAO E ALLA PROX!