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Report: Radeon HD 4770, the new mid-range stand-out card? Report: Radeon HD 4770, the new mid-range stand-out card?

After the Radeon HD 4890, AMD now has the mid-range in its sights with a new GPU engraved at 40 nm and is setting out its stall in terms of a new definition of what you get for your money in this segment.

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New cards from Matrox - 24/06
A heatsink for MOSFETs from Zalman - 22/06
New drivers from NVIDIA - 19/06
Catalyst 9.6 available - 16/06
40nm, GDDR5 and DX 10.1 from Nvidia! - 16/06
Computex: new GPU coolers from Arctic Co... - 16/06
Computex: NVIDIA accelerate Flash - 14/06
Computex: HD 4700 availability and DDR3 - 12/06
Computex: A fanless HD 4770 from Gigabyt... - 12/06
Single PCB GTX 295 to be watercooled - 10/06
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