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One video card bug that has bothered me for months can be found in S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Clear Sky and it can only be found on AMD Radeon HD graphics cards. Have you ever wondered if you are actually seeing all the details in games that you purchase? Read on to see what we are talking about!
KitGuru has been concentrating recently on many mid range boards, however today we are going to be looking at the high end custom HIS HD5870 graphics card, a product we know that will get you excited.
ITShootout provides a step by step visual guide on how to unlock your Radeon HD6950's latent shaders and turn it into a fully fledged Radeon HD6970 - a card costing almost twice as much.
AMD hat seine überarbeitete GCN-Architektur (Graphics Core Next) bereits über ein breites Spektrum im Markt platziert und bietet von der Einstiegskarte bis hin zum High-End-Produkt für jeden Anwender die passende Lösung. Immer noch an der Spitze der GCN-basierten Chips rangiert die Tahiti-GPU, die als Grundlage für die Radeon HD 7900 Familie dient. [...] Auf Basis des Tahiti XT2 hat AMD vor einiger Zeit zudem die höher getaktete Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition vorgestellt. Diese GHz Edition bietet als Extra das so genannte PowerTune mit Boost, das ein dynamisches Übertakten der GPU implementiert, ähnlich wie bei GPU-Boost der Kepler-Chips. Nachdem wir basierend auf der HD 7970 bereits das Standardmodell im Referenzdesign sowie Sapphires OC-Edition und TOXIC Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition mit satten 6 GB GDDR5-Speicher und Vapor-X-Kühlung in der Praxis beleuchtet haben, folgt nun ein weiteres Spitzenmodell! Die HIS Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition IceQ X² mit 3 GB GDDR5-Speicher und au sgeklügelter Heatpipe-Kühlung muss in unserem Testlab zeigen was sie kann!
Many graphics card vendors have different ranges through which they group cards based on different levels of tweaked performance and for MSI this has mainly resided around the top level Lightning series cards, much like the GTX 680 Lightning that we looked at mid last year in June and the lower entry level HAWK range that offered up value options for the budget user. MSI however have noted that there is a gap to be filled in between these two card ranges and this is where the Power Edition range of cards come into play.
In the next few days stock of the revised XFX Radeon HD 6850 Black Edition will be landing at a store near you and today we have one of the very first samples on our test bench. With a brand new dual fan cooler and factory overclock can it compete with a top of the range GTX 460? We will find out as it is put through a selection of real world tests which include Black Ops, F1 2010, Blu-Ray 3D and GPU computing.
Unsere erste Radeon 6900 hatten gleich nach der Veröffentlichung der ersten Version von Sapphire im Test. Seit dem sind einige Monate vergangen. Die Treiber wurden angepasst und neue vergleichbare Modelle sind am Markt erschienen. Dies haben wir als Anlass genutzt, die aktuellen HD 6970 und 6950 Grafikkarten von Asus zu testen.
This week has been a big one in the graphics card market, with two new cards launched from both the major players our there - namely AMD and then NVIDIA. The launch of the 7790 was one that AMD intended to shake the market up with, and following my review on Sapphire's 7790 and then a review on two of Club3D's 7790's in CrossFire and seeing that they perform a whole lot better than I expected compared to when I read about them, it's now time to see how just one of Club3D's cards perform in relation to Sapphires offering.
Today we are finally able to talk about partner cards and so have paired up PowerColor's hardware in our test system and have retested the latest games such as Battlefield 3 and Star Wars: The Old Republic with single and dual GPU's on the latest drivers and game patches. What does the PowerColor 7970 and CrossFire offer us? Let's find out...
Taking the foundations of their DirectCU II GTX 580 ASUS have further enhanced the design, aiming it at enthusiasts with the addition of voltage read points, on-board buttons for fan and power adjustments and making it part of the Republic of Gamers brand. So today we have the Matrix GTX 580 Platinum on our test bench and will be finding out in a selection of real world gaming tests, including Crysis 2 with DX11 and high res textures and GPU computing, whether this is now the ultimate GTX 580... or maybe even the best single GPU product ever released...
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