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Priced at $448 shipped, the W5000 is a card that comes with the support and certification for the applications professionals use without the high price tag of the more powerful cards in the FirePro lineup. The W5000 packs 768 Stream processors with an engine clock of 825MHz. The 2GB of GDDR5 memory comes clocked at 800MHz on a 256-bit bus, offering 102.4GB/s of memory bandwidth...
The new NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 graphics card offers 10% greater performance than the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 280 and has improved power consumption numbers and overclocking. That is because this card is based on the new 55nm G200b core! Both the PNY and XFX GeForce GTX 285 graphics cards have some serious packed in under the hood, so read on to see how they do against a GeForce GTX 280 graphics card.
We got word late yesterday by a friend at NVIDIA that Best Buy had slipped up and released NVIDIA branded graphics cards on Sunday night. This is the first time that we have seen NVIDIA branded video cards being sold direct and we went to a few Best Buy stores in St. Louis and sure enough, we spotted the cards sitting on store shelves. We couldn't leave the store empty handed, so we bought the card for $299.99 and headed back to see what it was all about.
Sapphire are the biggest AMD graphics card partner and a few months ago they released an overclocked version of the 4870 (Toxic edition) carrying a custom cooling solution. However, that version only shipped with 512MB of GDDR5 memory which wasnt ideal for the growing demands of high end enthusiast users.
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AMD have been in the limelight a lot as of late, especially in regards to the Radeon 6990 dual GPU monster that we looked at a little while ago. If it wasn't for the 6950 and 6970 there wouldn't have been anything to base the beast off of, therefore we thought we'd pay homage to the Radeon 6950 by taking a look at the 1GB version.
Bereits vor einigen Wochen präsentierte AMD unter dem Codenamen "Bonaire" die neue Radeon HD 7790 GPU. Aufgabe des neuerlichen Grafikchips ist es, die entstandene Leistungs-Lücke zwischen Radeon HD 7770 und Radeon HD 7850 zu schließen und gleichzeitig Marktanteile in diesem Preissegment von Nvidia abzugraben. Im Bereich von etwa 100-130 Euro war bis zur Vorstellung der HD 7790 die GeForce GTX 650 Ti beinahe konkurrenzlos – dies soll sich mit Bonaire jedoch ändern! Bonaire ist dabei nicht etwa eine abgespeckte Variante von Pitcairn (Basis für Radeon HD 7800-Familie) oder ein aufgebohrter Cape Verde (Basis für Radeon HD 7700-Familie), sondern eine tatsächlich neue 28 nm GPU, basierend auf AMDs GCN-Architektur. Dadurch möchte man vor allem bei der Preisgestaltung mehr Spielraum haben und entsprechend attraktive Partner-Karten ermöglichen. Um nun eine solche Radeon HD 7790 in der Praxis genauer untersuchen zu können, haben wir uns ein Exemplar der ab Werk übertakteten XFX R adeon HD 7790 Black Edition mit 1 GB GDDR5-Speicher zum ausführlichen Test eingeladen!
AMD have had great success with their latest 7 series of discrete graphics cards. The HD7970 led the performance charts for some time until Nvidia released their flagship single GPU, the GTX680. AMD are attempting to answer the challenge with the HD7970 ‘GHZ’ Edition, earning the moniker from the enhanced default 1ghz+ core clock speed.
Those three letters immediately conjure visions of video gaming excellence – especially when you delve into their high end product range. Without doubt, along with Sapphire, XFX have been producing some of the finest graphics cards on the market over the last decade.
Mit der Radeon HD 6950 und HD 6970 stellt XFX seine neuen High End Karten vor. Wir haben die beiden Modelle durchgetestet und mit der GeForce Konkurrenz verglichen.
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