ATI HD4850 512M 256Bit DDR3 PCI Express Graphics Card

Pros: - The video card works better than expected, all games ran without a problem I used the best configuration, I believe that was the heaviest Need for Speed??: Hot Pursuit;
- The temperature it remained at acceptable value at all times;
- The memory bus is 256 bits long and has 512;

Cons: - The construction seems to be of poor quality, the cooler seems to be of poor quality, but so far is working well;
- The power connector cable that does not have pci-e is also of poor quality;
- The CD that came with the card broken, but the page I downloaded the Radeon driver that works well;

Other: - Where I live taxes double the price of products, so in my case it was advantageous to buy this product.

Pros: * Works great with most of my games and apps * Supports ATI CrossFireX™ * Supports DVI and HDMI * Full recognized with Catalyst

Cons: 1. Heats up very fast and with little time to use 2. The material of the board/Cooler seems to be of low quality and does not seem to meet all the heat

Other: I want to buy another, this was my first video accelerator card, but it is not good enough for my purposes In short, it is no longer a modern GPU, but when it comes to value for money, I fully recommend

Pros: - Genuine ATI Radeon HD 4850 graphics card running at official specifications (625MHz clock speed, 993MHz memory speed, etc.)
- Comes with 512MB of onboard DDR3 memory as claimed
- Works flawlessly with Windows 7 64-bit on AMD Catalyst 12.2 drivers
- Windows 7 WEI graphics score of 7.3
- Comes with 2x 4-pin peripheral to PCI-E 6-pin power adapter for power supplies not already equipped with the PCI-E 6-pin power connector
- Easy installation

Cons: - Fan constantly runs at 100%; is a bit loud (but not by very much)
- No RPM speed sensing of fan
- Graphics card ends up a little bent inside the PC despite everything I do

Other: If you need an inexpensive upgrade and do not need DirectX 11 support, get this graphics card. You will not regret this purchase.