Mid-range duel: HD 4830 vs. 9800 GT

In our present test, we’re letting each other’s recently and recently debuted mid-range, and this time with dueling. The ATI Radeon HD 4850 continues to be a hit product, as opposed to the known GeForce 9800 GTX, officially known as the 9800 GTX +, sent by NVIDIA, with less than more success. The hardware, of course, hasn’t changed, but since the drive-writing brigades are also in a perpetual struggle, software developments may change to a lesser extent the lessons learned a few months ago. However, this pair will now only have the role of second violinist, the focus of our article will be on the very fresh HD 4830, the pair will be the GeForce 9800 GT.

Surely many people are aware that in the case of the 9800 GT there is no need to look too much for the improvements, we could even call it the 8800 GT in the future, but certain parts (the newer) are already in the so-called manufactured at 55 nanometers. They get a G92b GPU - if we have one, it definitely means something positive compared to the "predecessor". There is much more to the HD 4830, the RV770 GPU was trimmed a bit by the boys, thus the RV770LE core was born, which can be capable of serious success in the price-sensitive market segment.

In the role of the HD 4830: Sapphire HD 4830 512 MB GDDR3
In the role of the 9800 GT: Sparkle GeForce 9800 GT 512 MB GDDR3