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GECUBE Radeon HD 3850 X-Turbo III

Author: Shane Baxtor SUMMARY: Following our recent 3850 Crossfire article, we test GECUBE's souped up 3850 X-Turbo III in a single-card configuration.
Editor: Steve Dougherty
Category: Visual
Published: 22nd December 2007
Manufacturer: GECUBE
Our Rating: 93%

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Introduction

We had a look at the GECUBE HD 3850 the other week in Crossfire form to see how it went up against the new G92 based 8800GTS 512MB. We promised we would have a closer look at the card in its single form along with checking out the package.

GECUBE have got a new cooler for their overclocked cards, and with some nice clockspeeds to boot. What we’ll do is have a look at the package and card before we get stuck into the benchmarks.

While we saw the performance of Crossfire 3850 setup we didn’t actually compare it against a single 3850, so today we’ll also check that out.



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