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Is not an Intel fanboi
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Burlington, VT
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Hi all,
My friend just got a new 1080p display, and is thinking of upgrading to a better graphics card from his Radeon 4850 512mb. Would a GTX 460/GTX 465 be a worthwhile upgrade from a 4850? Regards, --Intel17
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I own a 460. I upgraded from a 9800gtx+, which is roughly equal to a my old 9800gtx. It was a fantastic upgrade. Make sure your friend learns from my mistake and gets a 1024mb version. If he can spring for it, the 560ti great.
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Join Date: Jul 2002
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If you can get a GTX 465 that will flash to a GTX 470 then Thats what I would go for ,since you can be certain all will flash to a GTX 470 ,then I would get the GTX 560Ti since in most cases it is as fast as a GTX 470.
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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Anand has a place where your can choose cards and compare them.
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/177?vs=180 Also Hexus.net compared the GTX 560 vs the GTX 460 1Gb at the same clocks. http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=28691 If I were moving from a 4850 I'd probably get a 560 with a decent cooler and swing at 950-1000 on the core. I believe the 560 SOC in the Hexus article is @ 1000MHz.
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Is not an Intel fanboi
Join Date: May 2004
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Went ahead and got it. He's very pleased with the performance increase. Got a 460 768mb.
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