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Most modern video cards can deliver enough pixels to drive a mid-sized monitor - think widescreen 19- to 22-inch displays with a native resolution of 1680x1050 - at least until you sit down to play a high-end game. At that point, a PC equipped with a low-end video card turns into an expensive slideshow projector. Upgrading your system's video card is easy enough, but a high-end card that's capable of delivering just about any game at 60 frames per second at a given resolution-our minimum performance requirement-can cost 400 USD or more. And while it wasn't long ago that we'd never recommend a video card in the sub-100 USD price range for serious gaming, PowerColor's Radeon HD 4670, which is street-priced at just 90 USD, surprised us by coming close. This card has all the features you'd want for other applications too, including the capability to offload Blu-ray video-decoding chores from the host CPU.
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