ATI 4870 512MB - Sapphire $191 AR - FS

[Zrikz]

SAPPHIRE 100257L Radeon HD 4870 512MB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFire Supported Video Card - Retail
Month End Special Savings, while supplies last

Original Price: $264.99
You Save: $30.00
$234.99
($214.99 after $20.00 Mail-In
Rebate)
Free Shipping*

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102797

/edit - Apparently if you go through the combo deals you can add on the OCZ 8GB Flash drive and its free.



10% Promo Code - HARDOCP102710P

[Schnoogs]

Slacker...here's your card

[Disgustipated]

So cheap, but I'd wait for the 1 GB version.

[biosc1]

So cheap, but I'd wait for the 1 GB version.

You could probably grab two of these and have your 1GB version, but faster ;)

[Disgustipated]

You could probably grab two of these and have your 1GB version, but faster ;)

It'd still be a 512MB frame buffer, so it'd be a moot point. It'd be faster but at higher resolutions/AA it'd tank.

[biosc1]

Ooops...thought it was a 4850, not a 4870.

In that case, wait until the 4870 1GB..that's what I got and it destroys stuff...and runs quietly...well, the Diamond one does :)

[hunterx280]

I would watch out for the Sapphire 4870. I got one of these in my new build originally and I found that they had a problem where they would randomly crash while playing games. I switched it out for the HIS 4870. Who knows, maybe they fixed the problem though.

[Rogue_hunter]

Fry's Electronics has the Diamond HD 4870 1 GB model for $280 this weekend, after a $20 mail in rebate. I think it might be the first purchase for my next system.

[Zrikz]

I've heard rumors floating around of some pretty crazy sale prices around Thanksgiving for video cards. If you can wait, I would.