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    Sapphire HD4870 Toxic Review

    Posted on Monday, November 17 2008 @ 14:39:38 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    With the standard ATi HD4870 being such a huge hit amongst high-end gaming enthusiasts, I've been really looking forward to reviewing Sapphire's Toxic version of the card for my first video card review for Bjorn3D. Even though the standard version has had great success, it wasn't without a few flaws of its own, the first being that it ran super hot and the second being that the fan was extremely loud.

    The Sapphire Toxic HD4870 is looking to resolve these two issues by utilizing their own Vapor-X cooler (Vapor Chamber Technology), as well as throwing in a little over clock just for good measure. Both of these features should help the faint of heart rest a little easier by giving them a better performing card with better cooling, while still maintaining the manufacturer's warranty.


    Link: Bjorn3D

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