Quantcast
Get Adobe Flash player


ATI HD 4670 512MB GDDR3 Video Card Review

by Michael "SKYMTL" Hoenig     |     September 10, 2008

Crysis DX9


Crysis is one of those games that comes along every now and then and totally humbles every graphics card on the market. While some people have pointed towards shoddy programming, it is undeniable that this game looks ridiculously good when played at higher settings.

For this test we recorded a custom timedemo on the Harbor level equaling about 20 minutes of game time through jungle, over water and in vehicles. All results were recorded with FRAPS over the course of the timedemo.

1280 X 1024





1600 X 1200




This may not be an overly realistic test for a budget card; the HD 4670 did very well especially when the IQ was increased. We also see our first failure in this review with the 9500 GT flatly refusing to work at 1600 x 1200 resolution with AA turned on.
 
 
 

Latest Reviews in Video Cards
May 23, 2013
With the GTX 600-series slightly more than a year old, NVIDIA is now ready to start refreshing their GeForce lineup once again.  The first card out of the gate is their GTX 780, a $649 GK110-based fla...
April 23, 2013
AMD's HD 7990 has been rumored for more than a year but now it's finally here.  With it, we get a pair of Tahiti XT cores, 6GB of memory and an insanely quiet heatsink all wrapped into a $999 card tha...
April 8, 2013
NVIDIA's $170 GTX 650 Ti Boost has quickly become the go-to choice for gamers on a budget and board partners have been quick to jump on board.  In this roundup, we take a look at cards from ASUS, EVGA...