Asus EAH4850/HTDI/512M

I bought the EAH4850 to try and play so modernish games, such as GTA IV, and it doesn't disappoint. Previously, while using the internal graphics card on my pc, GTA IV was unplayable and other most other games could only be run on minimum settings. With the 4850 I can increase the settings on those games almost up to maximum. I can only run GTA IV on medium settings as the rest of my computer isn't up to the specs, but if I upgrade the rest of my computer I can simply transfer the 4850 to my new computer (as long as it has a PCI E socket which is becoming standard on most motherboards). The 4850 seems an excellent graphics card to use in most ...  Read the complete review

When time came to replace my graphics card I asked around my friends, and read reviews and consistently heard good things about the ATI HD4850. At around £110 it was a low-mid range price, with many sources reporting that it was performing similarly to £500+ cards. Once I had settled on the HD4850, I used dabs.com to search for a card. Although there were cheaper cards, I chose the ASUS as it is a brand I am familiar with and trust to give good quality. When it arrived and I installed it in my machine I was suprised at how much better than my old card (ATI x1950 Pro) it was. It can happily run almost anything I throw at it on full ...  Read the complete review

When I bought my husband Flight Simulator X for his birthday it turned out even more expensive as, to get it to play at its best he would need a better Graphics card! After looking at every Graphics card in shops and more so on the internet he decided that the best one for the job would be the ASUS EAH4850/HTDI. This was because the other one was a cheap qand chearful one no really for good games. The original price of this one on the internet was £130 and every item he read about it raved about it. So we got it. Some Specifications Interface PCI express 2.0 x 16 Core clock speed 625mhz TV interface hd tv out ...  Read the complete review