AMD appears to answer every high-end GPU that its major competitor NVidia throws. NVdia recently released GeForce 9800 GT and so here is ATI Radeon. ATI Radeon unveiled its HD 4830 GPU.

The new graphics engine from ATI supports PCI Express 2.0 interface. And while the NVidia supports DirectX 10, this item from ATI supports DirectX 10.1. Like the GeForce 9800 GT, Radeon HD 4830 has 513MB GDRR# memory.

The card also carries the popular CrossFireX technology that allows gamers to add as may as four graphics cards in one PC, thereby maximizing graphic rendering power of their systems. It also has 1 HDMI port via adapter, TV-Out and 2 DVI ports.

The company moreover claims that their system delivers higher frame per second rate on certain popular games like Devil May Cry 4.

Source: TechTree