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Immer mehr Custom Designs der ATi Radeon HD 5870 kommen auf den Markt. Wir nutzen die Gelegenheit und schauen uns Modelle von HIS und PowerColor an. Konkret haben wir HIS Radeon HD 5870 iCooler V sowie PowerColor Radeon HD 5870 PCS+ in unser Testlabor eingeladen und überprüfen, ob es sich um bessere Produkte als das Referenzdesign handelt.
Today we take the GTX Titan through a selection of real world gaming tests which include Crysis 3, Aliens: Colonial Marines, Far Cry 3, Assassins Creed 3, Hitman: Absolution, StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm, Battlefield 3, Skyrim: Dragonborn, DOTA 2, SWTOR, Mass Effect 3, F1 2012 and Borderlands 2. Mix that with the latest 3DMark, Heaven Benchmark, GPU computing, Media playback and all the usual power/thermal and overclocking tests... add frame latency, competing multi and single GPU setups and we have quite a lot to get through today.
Today NVIDIA launch the GTX 780 graphics card and we have the ZOTAC branded version on our test bench. We'll be putting it through a selection of real world tests against overclocked 680 and 7970 cards to see how it does in titles like Crysis 3, Metro:Last Light and GRID 2.
Earlier today we took a look at the new GeForce GTX 590 for the first time, comparing it to the GTX 580 and Radeon 6990 in a selection of real world scenarios. At that time there was no driver available which allowed us to look at quad SLI however that has now changed and we have spent the majority of the day testing Zotac's model on driver version 267.84. So let's take a look at how the GTX 590 in SLI compares to the Radeon 6990 in CrossFire with games such as Crysis 2, Dragon Age 2 and Shogun 2.
The GTX 480 is late. The GTX 480 is hot. Both of these facts have now been established by both ourselves and a gazillion other review sites. We will therefore not dwell upon these factors in this review of the first Fermi card from Zotac to enter the ITShootout.com labs. Since XFX’s partial defection to ATi last year, Zotac has become an increasingly important NVIDIA release partner here in the UK. You’ll probably be familiar with the brand by now if you like to keep abreast of developments in IT.
nVidia’s GTX460 is without a doubt the strongest card in their current lineup, the pricing is right and the performance has surprised more than a few naysayers. Even though the reference performance is excellent this hasn’t stopped manufacturers from releasing their own modded boards and KitGuru recently reviewed the MSI N460GTX Cyclone which earned our top award.
Mit der GTX 460 konnten die NVIDIA Boardpartner aufatmen und endlich einen Erfolg verbuchen im heiß umkämpften Midrange Bereich der Grafikkarten. Zotac spendierte ihrer AMP! Edition neben der obligatorischen Takterhöhung ebenso eine eigenständige Kühllösung. Wie sich die schnelle AMP! Edition im Test gegen die Konkurrenz schlägt, zeigt der folgende Testbericht.
Dem Referenzdesign der Nvidia GTX295 Dual-GPU Grafikkarte wurde ein Facelift spendiert, das die beiden GPUs nun auf einer einzigen Platine unterbringt. Ebenso notwendig wurde die Anpassung des Kühlsystems. Die Leistung blieb hingegen unverändert. In einem Kurztest der Zotac GTX 295 Single-PCB Grafikkarte nach Referenzdesign, beleuchten wir die Verbesserungen im Detail inklusive der realen Leistungsaufnahme.
On paper, the Zotac GTX285 AMP Edition looks to offer blazing performance. Being touted as the fasted single GPU graphics card out there, we shall be putting it through its paces within this review.
Last week ZOTAC launched their AMP! Edition overclocked GTX Titan, and this is the highest clocked Titan we have seen. Today Kaeyi Dream brings you a hands on video with a peek at some of the performance figures from our full coverage from last week.
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