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HIS Launches Radeon HD 6790 IceQ X Turbo 1 GB Graphics Card

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Today HIS launches HIS 6790 IceQ X Turbo 1GB GDDR5. Offering the HIS awarding winning cooling and overclocking technology, the new model is designed for our most demanding gamers to experience a truly outstanding performance and ultra-high bandwidth in gaming. The HIS 6790 IceQ X Turbo has over-clocked its core clock to 900MHz and memory clock to 4400MHz, delivering serious high-definition gaming frame rates.

What's more, the new model equips with stunning array of advanced technologies, such as AMD Eyefinity technology, AMD's second-generation of DirectX 11-ready graphics,
and AMD EyeSpeed technology. The combined configuration delivers dramatic visual and gaming experience, making it the ultimate solution for performance gamers.



3 Pillars:
  • AMD Eyefinity technology: Gaming and productivity on up to six simultaneous displays.
  • AMD's second-generation of DirectX 11-ready graphics: Stunningly realistic gaming.
  • AMD EyeSpeed technology: Fast applications and incredible video.

For more information about HIS 6790 IceQ X Turbo 1 GB, please visit this page.

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Would this be a good upgrade from a Sapphire HD4870 1GB?
 
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Would this be a good upgrade from a Sapphire HD4870 1GB?

well considering that 4890 is just a little faster than 5830
and the 6790 is just a little faster than 5830, then 6790 stays between 5830 and 4890,
and knowing that 4890 is basicly a strong overcklock version of your 4870 1GB
Just Overcklock nicely that 4870 and you're pretty much there with 6790's speed.
But as for heat, noise and power consumption, the 6790 is a worthy upgrade.
 
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