PowerColor PCS HD4670 512MB GDDR3 Pro Reviews

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PowerColor has gone with ZEROtherm again for its Radeon HD 4670 card. It's only marginally overclocked but at least, the move to a third party cooler has ensured that it is both quiet and cool. Performance too was very decent for its segment, with the PowerColor springing more than a few surprises in our testing.

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Sep 10, 2008

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While it wasn’t long ago that we’d never recommend a video card in the sub-$100 price range for serious gaming, PowerColor’s Radeon HD 4670, which is street-priced at just $90, surprised us by coming close. This card has all the features you’d want for other applications too, including the capability to offload Blu-ray video-decoding chores from the host CPU.

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May 14, 2009

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