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The HAWK series is one of my favorite, and that's mainly because it sits towards the top of the chart when it comes to what you can do with a card. At the bottom of the stack you've got your reference card. From there we introduce an overclock and over that you can start to look at custom cooling. Once you get out of that area, you're into cards like the HAWK and Lightning which utilize custom PCBs. That introduces the ability to gain an even higher overclock than other models, and when combined with MSIs own overclocking software, Afterburner, we can really reach for the skies.
MSI stellt mit der Radeon HD 6850 Cyclone Power Edition eine Grafikkarte vor, die ohne Umschweife die Beste ihrer Klasse werden soll. Ob das gelingt, klärt unser Test. Hilfreich für die Zielerreichung sollen nicht nur besondere Eigenschaften beim Übertakten sondern darüber hinaus ein zweites BIOS sein, das auf einen Silent-Betrieb getrimmt ist.
At launch we saw that the HD 6850 was attacked straight away by partners due to AMD letting companies make their own design of the model. This is good for two reasons; the first is that come launch day we see a lot of companies offer a lot of different coolers. It just helps make everything a little different instead of looking at reference card over reference card.
The HD 6670 is a bit of a funny model for us. Normally it's the kind of model we'd look at once when it launches and then not pay too much attention to it since our launch coverage would cover pretty much all you need to know about it.
Mit der Radeon HD 5870 Lightning hält MSI einen der interessantesten Vertreter der Art im eigenen Portfolio. Wie schlägt sich das neue Flaggschiff gegen das Referenzdesign? Das wollen wir in unserem Kurztest herausfinden, wobei neben den ATi-Karten natürlich auch der Vergleich zu einer GeForce GTX 480 nicht gescheut wird.
MSI are hitting us hard and fast with new models that have been standing out compared to the competition. No doubt this is the joys of working with both NVIDIA and ATI, though, because it seems that in the near future we'll get upgraded versions of the new GTX 400 series cards from the company, too.
Mit der Hawk-Version bietet MSI eine Radeon HD 5770 abseits des Referenzdesigns an, das vor allem durch sein Kühlsystem überzeugen soll. Gesagt, getestet. Wir haben uns ein Exemplar der Karte geschnappt und wollen überprüfen, wie sich die Version gegen ein normales Modell und gegen die Konkurrenz aus dem Hause PowerColor schlägt.
In this review we will be looking at MSI version of this new card called the Radeon HD 4890 OC. OC stands for overclocked meaning it comes from the factory with a slightly better clock speed from what ATI had intended. Typically OC cards don't overclock well but with a little tweaking you can usually squeeze out a few more frames or, simply leave the card alone and enjoy the nice performance boost.
Four 5870’s in CrossfireX with an overclocked gulftown CPU is a monster setup in anyone’s book; and they would be right. But I say NO! - We want more and by more, I mean more drama, theatrics and excitement. So, it’s time to bring out the soldering iron, strap on more copper than can sink a small boat and really get these cards pumping.
We all love to play games! It is likely your dream graphics card will be either a GTX 780 Ti or R9 290X. Not fast enough for you? – then how about AMD’s R9 295X2 or Nvidia’s Titan Z? Be prepared to dig deep into your bank account at £1,100 and £2,300 respectively … yes, it really is enough to make grown men cry. Back in the real world – and if recent correspondence with our readers is anything to go by then many of you wanted to see which hardware offers a better gaming experience under the £200 ‘sweetspot’ – an R9 280 or a GTX760. So with this in mind we went shopping online.
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