Palit Radeon HD 4670 Super 512MB Graphics Card (Page 3)

The Card

Pulling the card out of the box, there isn't a whole lot to see when looking front on. The middle of the card has a large gold cooler that takes up two slots. We can see that it only makes contact with the core and not the memory, but does blow air over the modules.

Like most mid-range cards, we can see that no external power is required. What we do have, though, which we're used to seeing on all AMD based graphics cards are the Crossfire connectors located at the top of the card in the event you want to put a few of these together.

As usual, when it comes to the I/O side of things we've got everything we need. Apart from the standard Dual-link DVI port we have a VGA port and alongside these we have a HDMI and Display Port. We can also see here that the card does take up two slots thanks to the larger cooler and extra VGA port.

Specifications

As the Super name normally suggests on Palit cards, we see an extra 256MB of GDDR3 memory on the card which takes us up to 512MB. The core comes in at 750MHz while the memory mentioned comes in at quite a large 2000MHz.

Last updated: Nov 15, 2019 at 01:16 pm CST