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Geforce GTX 465 im Test: Pünktlich zur Computex fällt der Startschuss für Nvidias neuen 3D-Beschleuniger. Die DirectX-11-Grafikkarte hievt die Fermi-Architektur erstmals in den 250-Euro-Preisbereich - Konkurrenz für AMDs Radeon HD 5850?
Today we’re looking at the HIS 6950 IceQ. It’s HIS’s take on a regular 6950, featuring a custom PCB and cooler. Running at the same speed as a reference card, there won’t be much performance improvement until we begin overclocking, where the custom cooler with its massive fan should come into play. Let’s see how it performs.
The HD5770 seems to be a sweet spot for the gamer who wants a decent card that would still be a performance upgrade even over a HD48XX card and achieve the sought after full DX11 support. With HIS's version, the card come right out of the box with a full DX11 game and allows the gamer to buy the card, download the free game and actually use their card without much of a wait.
Mit der GeForce GTX 580 kommt Nvidia dem Konkurrenten AMD erstmals wieder zuvor. Bei der Grafikkarte handelt sich um den neuen High-End-Gegenspieler zu AMDs noch nicht erschienenem „Cayman“-Chip. Wir testen, auf was sich die AMD-GPU „Cayman“ in Sachen Leistung, Lautstärke und Verbrauch gefasst machen muss.
Nachdem wir uns bereits im vergangenen Jahr ausgiebig mit der Gainward Geforce GTX 680 Phantom beschäftigten, wollen wir in diesem Jahr ihre kleine Schwester, die Geforce GTX 670 Phantom durch unseren neuen Testparcours jagen. Dabei vergleichen wir die Performance natürlich mit Nvidias Referenzkarte, die wir leider nur durch eine heruntergetaktete Phantom-Variante von Gainward simuliert haben, ...
The new HIS 7790 iCooler Turbo card is well balanced and is recommended to people on a tighter budged which will want to upgrade their old GPU in order to be able to play the latest games on monitors up to 24’’. The cooling system is simpler compared to the offerings from XFX or PowerColor and an overclocking utility is supplied on the HIS website for added value.
Looking for a video card that can run most games at high details (up to Full HD Resolution), features massive overclocking from the factory and also sports a quiet and efficient cooling system? Then the 7850 IceQ Turbo 2GB GDDR5 might be quite the right choice, for a price that should not exceed 200 Euros.
TechwareLabs reviews the StarTech Triple Display Splitter, the quickest and likely the cheapest way to attach three monitors to any DisplayPort PC or laptop. The days of only being able to run dual monitors on your standard laptop are now at an end. Also for the desktop users who don't have a Radeon card with Eyefinity and don't want to purchase a second video card can connect the StarTech Triple Display Splitter and be running triple displays in seconds
Sometimes a video card needs to be just that. A card for video. Many high-end workstation motherboards don’t have integrated video, but what good is a computer without a display? The Intel i7 is just the perfect example. A lot of people have the need for quad cores of number-crunching power, but they’re not gamers and, appropriately, have no desire to own a beautiful set of GTX 50 millions. (But you’ll get there, we’ll see to that.)
Today I’ll be reviewing the new nVidia GT430 – manufactured by Inno3D. It would appear from pricing and marketing strategies, that the GT430 is aimed at media/low-end PC’s, however, to conclude this; we’ll have to see how well it does in our gaming benchmarks.
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