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And yet another review by Hilbert Hagedoorn of Guru3D. “……AMD Radeon HD 4850]A pretty hectic day today as AMD moved forward the launch of the Radeon HD 4850 (initially to be released next week). Today Guru of 3D will review both the PowerColor and Force3D graphics cards in a full fetched review. As the tests will show, this little 199 USD gem will pack an awful lot of performance…..”.
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The first pictures of the Sapphire HD 4850 1GB are around!