HD4870 512MB - MSI R4870 and R4870 OC review
- HD4870 512MB - MSI R4870 and R4870 OC review
- Page 2 - Packaging and contents
- Page 3 - "Naked" pictures of MSI R4870
- Page 4 - Testing methods
- Page 5 - Performance: Crysis
- Page 6 - Performance: World in Conflict
- Page 7 - Performance: Unreal Tournament 3
- Page 8 - Performance: Enemy Territory: Quake Wars
- Page 9 - Performance: PT Boats: Knights of the Sea
- Page 10 - Performance: Devil May Cry 4
- Page 11 - Performance: Furmark
- Page 12 - Performance: 3DMark Vantage
- Page 13 - Temperatures, Conclusion
Page 7 - Performance: Unreal Tournament 3
Page 7 - Performance: Unreal Tournament 3
Unreal Tournament 3! The third part of the very popular and highly valued Unreal Tournament series games. Based on the Unreal 3.0 engine the game supports hardware Physics Processing. A single word can describe the engine - beautiful. We must say that a bit of fun in front of the computer equals to a Unreal Tournament network game with friends. It must be noted that this was the only game in our tests that could be played freely at maximum settings at 1920x1200!
The Unreal 3.0 engine is the base of more then one game - you've must had taste of its capabilities in Bioshock and Gears of War, two of the most expected games along with Unreal Tournament 3 (for the year 2007 that is).
Another smashing performance from MSI R4870 and R4870-OC. The cards do much better than their direct price competitor - NVIDIA GeForce 260GTX.