ATI Radeon HD 4850 fills the gap and is ready to do battle against the Nvidia GeForce 9800GT. The latter has a slight edge in some benchmarks, but the cards are essentially even in many others, and both give you your money's worth. If your applications needs support for the PhysX graphics engine or uses CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture), which allows programs to offload processing to the GPU, go with a GeForce 9800GT (or 8800GT, which is essentially the same card). - Price as Tested: $130.00 Street
- RAMDAC Speed: 400
- Graphics Memory: 256
- System Interface: PCIe
- No. DVI Output(s): 2
- Video Inputs: DVI
- Video Outputs: DVI, HDMI
ATI Radeon HD 4850 fills the gap and is ready to do battle against the Nvidia GeForce 9800GT. The latter has a slight edge in some benchmarks, but the cards are essentially even in many others, and both give you your money's worth. If your applications needs support for the PhysX graphics engine or uses CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture), which allows programs to offload processing to the GPU, go with a GeForce 9800GT (or 8800GT, which is essentially the same card). 
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