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Graphic cards
We take a look at the latest Radeon HD 7750 from Sapphire which has been adopted under their famous "Ultimate" silent branding.
AMD have had it all their own way in 2012 as Nvidia have taken longer than expected to launch their latest ‘Kepler’ hardware. The guys in green want to reclaim the high end performance throne with the ‘fastest, most efficient GPU ever built’ and today we are looking at the latest high end GTX680 graphics card, courtesy of ASUS.
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
We got our hands on a second NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 graphics card, so we can see how it performs in 2-way SLI! The only thing better than one GeForce GTX 680 is running two of them together right? The focus of this article will be from the single monitor point of view, so we'll be bringing you performance numbers at 2560x1600, 1920x1080 and 1280x1024 to show you how this setup performs.
The GeForce GTX 680 is the latest and greatest graphics processor from NVIDIA, using a new architecture called "Kepler," a new manufacturing process (28 nm), a dynamic overclocking technology, and supporting the PCI Express 3.0 specification.
GTX 680 SLI vs. HD 7970 CF Radeon HD 7970 und GeForce GTX 680 sind durchweg sehr schnell. Es geht mit zwei Grafikkarten aber auch noch schneller. Wie schlagen sich CrossFire und SLI im Vergleich?
At the end of the day we saw an overall performance increase of 63% when going from a single GeForce GTX 680 Surround to a 2-way SLI Surround multi-monitor setup from the seven game titles we tested. This is a nice performance gain and it did make for an overall better gaming experience at a resolution of 5760x1080
Today we will be taking a look at a mainstream graphics solution from Zotac, a GeForce GTX 560 Ti. Sure, this isn't the most powerful card on the market but the truth of the matter is I'm not a diehard gamer like many so a more powerful card would likely go to waste. When I build a system, I want something that is extremely fast in day to day use but graphics aren't a major concern. On paper, the Zotac card appears to be a good fit for this type of build and we will find out just how much power it packs shortly when paired with an enthusiast-class system.
The HIS 7750 iCooler 1GB is not your hardcore gaming GPU and it is not meant to be. What it is, is a silent and good performer for an entry level gamer. With no need for an extra power connection and its silent operation it is an ideal choice for a casual gamer’s upgrade from the typically dreadful onboard video. HIS once again does a number with their iCooler design delivering silent and efficient performance.
As the weeks have gone on we're going to start to see new variants of the GTX 680 and today we're looking at one from MSI which is part of the much loved TwinFrozr series. Because it's part of the TwinFrozr series and we've already looked at a pre-overclocked GTX 680, we figured today we'd take the time to manually overclock the MSI GTX 680 TwinFrozr and see what kind of performance we can get out of it via MSI Afterburner.
Of course there's a few things we need to do before we get to the performance side of things and the first is check out the bundle that MSI has going on. Once we've done that we'll take a closer look at the card itself along with its default specifications and what we managed to overclock it to. From there we'll get into the performance side of things.
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