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Albatron No Longer NVIDIA Exclusive

By: (more) | Posted: Apr 6, 2009 5:34 am

While some companies are slimming down with the tough economic times, others are finding ways to diversify their offerings to meet their financial needs. This time around, Albatron is following XFX and Gainward and will no longer be an NVIDIA exclusive partner.

 

Albatron No Longer NVIDIA Exclusive

 

To start things off with ATI, Albatron's first offering is the Radeon HD 4890-1G. The card is strictly a reference design with an 850 MHz core, 800 Stream Processors, 1GB of GDDR5, and should be prices just under $250. Albatron plans on expanding their line of ATI cards with more lower end Radeon HD 4000 GPU's soon.

 

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