I think this is the only article i've ever seen that uses the term 'Epic fail' in the conclusion.

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Not to mention "loose" in place of the word lose...

Terrible review, even worse writing.

This isn't up to Anandtech standards.

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Well, we certainly look forward to your review of this card in the very near future, then. Or at the very least, some constructive criticism. If you cannot provide either of those, how about you just STFU?

Also, I would not be surprised to see this card in an iMac refresh, courtesy of its low-power/decent performance. Certainly it would be an improvement over the 2400/2600 GPUs they have now, at least for the baseline models.

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Does your daddy's dick still taste like your shit?

I look forward to your review of all the penises you've licked the shit off in the future.

Until then, shut the fuck up/

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Petty bickering makes one look petty, nothing more.

Besides that, I have an interest in your expert assessment of your own experience licking feces off of male genitalia, since I'm sure it would be riveting compared to your new rival's most likely empty repertoire of anecdotes.

Back on-topic, I found this review to be great, and I also find that spelling is about as relevant to the quality of a person's writing of a review as an incoherent username is to the inherent coolness of the user on a reply thread.

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Why is it a terrible review? Beacause it shows Nvidia sells old technology like it was new and screws the less informed people?

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Same here ... I approve of this term :)

As for the HD 4670, keep in mind that this WILL make its way into MAINSTREAM computers (i.e. Dells and HPs), which is a very good thing. The 9600 GSO and 9600 GT probably won't find a home in these PCs because, let's face it, those cards at the $100 price-point aren't high margin and Nvidia and their partners aren't going to be able to offer the kind of substantial discount to OEMs like they can on items like the HD 4670 and 9500 GT.

Also, given the low power consumption, I could see this making its way into laptops soon as well in the $700-$1000 price range.

This will be good not only for your uneducated mainstream computer buyer, but it will also be good for AMD, which really needs it right now, and the PC gaming industry, which also really needs increased demand right now, too.

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Eh, don't be so elitist and stuffy, if the article is good - and it is - then it doesn't really matter.

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Any overclocking potential on this card?

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I would also be interested in this, as my 3850 seems to overclock nicely, and 10% more performance out of a budget card is very nice if you can swing it.

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