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Sapphire Radeon HD 3850 512MB GDDR3 / AGP / 2xDVI / TV-Out
Normal price 76.62
Best price 76.62

Sapphire Radeon HD 3850 512MB GDDR3 / AGP / 2xDVI / TV-Out

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Experts score: 90/100
"... you'll dip into system RAM and that's a recipe for tragic 3D performance. But not here. Despite the low price Sapphire has managed to fit decent GDDR3 chips with plenty of overclocking headroom." [TechRadar UK]
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XFX Radeon HD 5870 CrossFireX 1GB GDDR5 / PCI-E 2.0 / 2xDVI
Normal price 326.94
Best price 326.94

XFX Radeon HD 5870 CrossFireX 1GB GDDR5 / PCI-E 2.0 / 2xDVI

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Experts score: 90/100
" If you're ready to buy a high-end video card right now, we know of nothing better than the Radeon HD 5870. Highs: Supremely fast, even with the most ..." [Digitaltrends.com]
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Normal price 29.99
Best price 29.75

Sapphire Radeon HD 4350 CrossFireX 512MB DDR2 / PCI-E / DVI / TV-OUT

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Sapphire Radeon HD 3650 512MB GDDR3 / AGP / DVI / TV-OUT
Normal price 57.53
Best price 57.53

Sapphire Radeon HD 3650 512MB GDDR3 / AGP / DVI / TV-OUT

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Experts score: 80/100
"... We mention this because the Radeon HD 3650 is a product aimed at the latter category, and it's important to have realistic expectations. Sapphire's card is a 512MB model that costs about $80—a ..." [PC Magazine]
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Normal price 114.99
Best price 114.99

Sapphire Radeon HD 5750 Vapor-X CrossFireX 1GB GDDR5 / PCI-E 2.1 / 2xDVI

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Normal price 62.99
Best price 62.42

Sapphire Radeon HD 4670 Ultimate CrossFireX 512MB GDDR3 / PCI-E / DVI

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Experts score: 84/100
"... is top notch. We're pretty convinced this is the best Radeon 4670 card on the market right now. Now if Sapphire can just bring the price down a little more, we'd have something to rejoice about." [Firing Squad]
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ASUS EAH4350 SILENT/DI/512MD2(LP) Radeon HD 4350 512MB DDR2 / PCI-E 2.0 / DVI
Normal price 33.95
Best price 31.58

ASUS EAH4350 SILENT/DI/512MD2(LP) Radeon HD 4350 512MB DDR2 / PCI-E 2.0 / DVI

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Sapphire Radeon HD 4650 Ultimate Edition CrossFireX 1GB DDR2 / PCI-E 2.0 / DVI
Normal price 72.44
Best price 67.39

Sapphire Radeon HD 4650 Ultimate Edition CrossFireX 1GB DDR2 / PCI-E 2.0 / DVI

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Sapphire Radeon HD 4650 CrossFire 1024MB DRR2 / PCI-E / DVI / TV-OUT
Normal price 62.06
Best price 54.14

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Normal price 118.73
Best price 103.24

PNY GeForce 9800GT 1024MB GDDR3 / PCI-E / SLI / 2xDVI / TV-OUT

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Normal price 97.06
Best price 97.06

XFX Radeon HD 5750 CrossFireX 1GB GDDR5 / PCI-E 2.0 / 2xDVI

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PNY Quadro FX 4700 X2 2048MB GDDR3 / PCI-E / SLI / 4xDVI
Normal price 2975.91
Best price 2768.29

PNY Quadro FX 4700 X2 2048MB GDDR3 / PCI-E / SLI / 4xDVI

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Sapphire Radeon HD 4550 CrossFireX 512MB / DDR3 / PCI-E / DVI
Normal price 47.21
Best price 43.92

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XFX GeForce GT 220 1GB DDR2 / PCI-E 2.0 / DVI
Normal price 52.99
Best price 52.99

XFX GeForce GT 220 1GB DDR2 / PCI-E 2.0 / DVI

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PNY Quadro FX 5500 SDI 1024MB GDDR2 / PCI-E / 2xDVI
Normal price 5739.78
Best price 5339.33

PNY Quadro FX 5500 SDI 1024MB GDDR2 / PCI-E / 2xDVI

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PNY Quadro FX3700 512MB GDDR3 / PCI-E / SLI / 2xDVI / TV-OUT
Normal price 870.60
Best price 728.49

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Gigabyte Radeon HD 4650 CrossFireX 1GB GDDR2 / AGP / DVI
Normal price 81.73
Best price 81.73

Gigabyte Radeon HD 4650 CrossFireX 1GB GDDR2 / AGP / DVI

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Normal price 249.99
Best price 249.99

XFX Radeon HD 5850 CrossFireX 1GB GDDR5 / PCI-E 2.0 / 2xDVI

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Normal price 33.99
Best price 33.99

Zotac GeForce 6200A 256MB DDR2 / AGP / DVI / TV-OUT

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Normal price 29.30
Best price 29.30

Sapphire Radeon HD 4350 CrossFireX 256MB DDR2 / PCI-E / DVI / TV-OUT

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PNY Quadro FX5800 4096MB GDDR3 / PCI-E / SLI / 2xDVI
Normal price 3541.57
Best price 3294.48

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PNY Quadro FX 4600 768MB GDDR3 / PCI-E / SLI / 2xDVI
Normal price 7098.86
Best price 7098.86

PNY Quadro FX 4600 768MB GDDR3 / PCI-E / SLI / 2xDVI

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PNY GeForce 8400 GS 256MB DDR2 / PCI-E / SLI / DVI / TV-OUT
Normal price 39.99
Best price 39.99

PNY GeForce 8400 GS 256MB DDR2 / PCI-E / SLI / DVI / TV-OUT

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PNY Quadro FX370 256MB GDDR2 / PCI-E / 2xDVI
Normal price 102.99
Best price 99.11

PNY Quadro FX370 256MB GDDR2 / PCI-E / 2xDVI

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PNY Quadro NVS 290 256MB DDR2 / PCI-E / 2XDVI
Normal price 137.47
Best price 137.47

PNY Quadro NVS 290 256MB DDR2 / PCI-E / 2XDVI

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Buying advice Graphics cards
Budget:
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Graphics cards

Price

When you are deciding how much money you are willing to invest in a new graphics card these price levels can be helpful:
  • £ 0-50 Works perfect for Internet surfing, word processing, movies and older games.
  • £ 50-100 You can play all games on highest detail level, except for the absolutely newest.
  • £ 100-200 Even the newest games work properly on highest detail level and in fairly high resolution.
  • £ 200-300 The newest games work also in the highest resolutions.
  • £ 300- For you who want the best, no matter what it costs. These cards are almost equivalent to the ones in the level above, but somewhat faster (5-10%).
Budget
How much are you willing to pay?
 
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What is a graphics card?

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Graphics processor, DirectX and 3D-games

There are two major graphics processor manufacturers; ATI and Nvidia. They combine their graphics processors (GPUs) with other circuits to a chipset. Chipsets from ATI and Nvidia are being used in graphics cards from a number of manufacturers.
If two graphics card share the same chipset they also have similar performance. They might differ in memory size and type (which also affects the performance), additional functions and accessories.

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If you want to be able to play the latest 3D-games and get the most out of the new games, you should examine the market more closely. Tom's hardware has an excellent graphics cards performance comparison. Choose a card near the top of the list for high performance.

Otherwise you should look up which version of DirectX your favorite game requires.

If you plan to install Windows Vista on your computer your graphics card need DirectX 9 or higher to be able to display the new fancy "Aero"-interface.

Chipset
Have you chosen a specific chipset for your graphics card? (e.g. "8800 Ultra" or "HD 3870" from Nvidia and ATI respectively)
 
DirectX
Which version of DirectX does the graphics card have to support?
Not important DirectX 9 DirectX 10
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Connection

PCI-E (PCI express) has replaced AGP as the most common connection between graphics card and motherboard. It is important to check which connection your motherboard has, so that you purchase a graphics card with the same connection.

Connection type
Which connection type do you need on your graphics card?
Not important AGP PCI-Express

Monitor connection

Check what connection your monitor has and buy a graphics card with the same connection. If your monitor has both types or you are going to get a new monitor, the DVI port is to prefer since it gives the best picture quality.

[DVI] [D-sub/VGA]

DVI

D-sub/VGA

DVI/VGA
Which monitor connection do you need on the graphics card?
Not important DVI VGA (D-sub) Both DVI and VGA (D-sub)
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TV/video

Newer TV sets often have VGA or DVI inputs. If you want to connect an older TV to the computer the graphics card needs a TV-port. This can either be S-video or composite video. There are adapters for transforming S-video to composite and the other way around.

[S-video] [Composite video]

S-video

Composite video

If the graphics card has a video input you can use it to transfer material from a video camera to the computer.

TV-out/Video-in
Which ports do you need on the graphics card? (Multiple choice possible)
TV-out Video in
HD-DVD and Blu-ray

To be able to watch movies in High definition, for example from Blu-ray or HD-DVD, your graphics card needs a DVI- or HDMI-port. There are adapters for DVI-HDMI.

[DVI] [HDMI]

DVI

HDMI

DVI/HDMI
Do you want the graphics card to have a DVI- or HDMI-port for high resolution material? (Multiple choice possible)
DVI HDMI
Cooling

If you want to build a silent computer, for example to use in the living room, you should choose a graphics card with passive cooling. Passive cooling means that the graphics card is being cooled without a fan. The fans usually make quite a lot of noise.

Passive cooling
Do you want the graphics card to be cooled without fan?
Not important Yes
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Rating/awards

On testwinner.co.uk all the different ratings given by expert testers have been translated into a percentage from 0 to 100 with 100 being the maximum rating.
The average rating for a product can indicate different things. A low average rating is a warning that the product maybe won't live up the expectations created by the ads for the product. A high rating often means that the product has great features and works well. The more tests of the product the better accuracy in the average rating.

Rating
What average rating minimum does the product need to have? (0-100, 100 is maximum)?
 

The amount of test wins/awards shows how many times the product has been named winner or been selected "Editor's Choice", "Best Buy" or received similar positive awards in tests. An award means that the product stands out from the competition in one way or another. It can be by giving value for money or by being innovative, or simply by just filling its purpose in a really good way.

Test awards
How many test wins/awards does the product need to have?