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Got my hands on this old beast. First gddr5 gpu if I remember that correctly
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I think I have this exact model in my closet. Is this the 1GB unit?
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Nice! How much did it cost you, and how much value does it has? I’m running in fossils here, if i can step up for cheaper. I’d gladly do.
ID: gvu0aowI payed €50 for a pc locally with a “2nd or 3rd gen i5” (was a i3 550 so kinda got screwed over) with this in it. Haven’t tested it yet besides posting but will do.
ID: gvu0wuwAh i see, thank you anyways.
ID: gvufqpwFunnily enough I bought two R7 240 three years ago for ~80€ and they got cheaper. Seems like demand doesn't reach quite that far back.
ID: gvujlu3I bought mine for £180 on release day and it was really an amazing card. Its probably pretty worthless at this point however, very outdated. Maybe a 5870 would still be OK for something but idk any lower.
ID: gvuquoe5870/5850 can still game better than most iGPUs.
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This and the 5000 series were so awesome.
My Crosssfired 5850s absolutely shredded Crysis back in the day
ID: gvv70kpI definitely remember being super fond of my 3850... before that, I'd always bought mid-stack and regretted it.
Now I have to buy mid stack because top tier costs as much as a whole system used to...
ID: gvvfi6k3850 was the start of my hardware addiction <3
ID: gvva7prI also have a HD 3850 512mb laying around somewhere.
ID: gvv7fldI had crossfire 4850s for yeaaars. They were beasts
ID: gvve65jI had a 6970 until last year lol
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A wonderfully odd, garish card.
ID: gvuq6hoLove the design on older cards like these.
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and i think the 3850/70 before it were like the only gpu's to use gddr4, i know they even had gddr3 variants for the dual gpu cards. not many gddr4 cards got made.
ID: gvuoo89As far as I can remember the 3870 was the only card equipped with it that wasn't a specialty card.
ID: gvvqavdX1950 XTX had GDDR4
ID: gvuj307TIL GDDR4 existed.
ID: gvvhofzMy 2900 XT has GDDR4. But yeah, not many cards had GDDR4, AFAIK, only the 1950 XTX, a variant of the 2600 XT, a variant of the 2900 XT and the 3870 did. I'm not sure if there were 3850's with GDDR4.
There was apparently also versions of the 4850 with GDDR4.
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Probably right. I bought a 4770 when they first came out. First midrange and 40nm gpu with ddr5
ID: gvvivs7Yup 4770 user here, what a great buy it was at the time. Played Bad Company 2 and Battlefield 3 so much with that card. It is currently my troubleshooting gpu.
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Damn dude I had the Saphire version of it. Such a beast.
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Yo, that cooler shroud is lit, haha. I miss goofy GPU, erm......graphics (I'm so sorry lol) like this. When all cards had box art cooler than alot of games at the time, at least to my dumb kid brain.
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That’s not old. I’m looking at a X1950XT box that I’m getting ready to sell.
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I sold my 4890 years ago but that thing was huge
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512mb of ddr5 memory in 2008 was a luxury i bet. But i can see ur other comments saying u have the 1gb variant. I bet that was even better
ID: gvvfq64It’s actually the 1GB model but yeah I bet I would have been quit the luxury
ID: gvvg9v6Like in my computer class, i have an optiplex 9020 with an HD 8490, rocking an amazing 1gb ddr3.
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Will look pretty on my mining rig.
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I remember my first amd GPU was the 4350 1gb ddr2.
引用元:https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/mybxjm/got_my_hands_on_this_old_beast_first_gddr5_gpu_if/
Yes it’s the 1GB model