Value Meets Performance: HD 4890 Cards from Gigabyte and MSI

by Michael "SKYMTL" Hoenig | October 26, 2009

Overclocking Results

Overclocking is anything but an exact science and as such, we won’t be including these results into our overall thoughts of these two cards. However, it should be noted that neither exhibited what we would call ground-breaking headroom for increased clocks above their set speed. You can see our final results below.

Gigabyte

MSI

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