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Der Mensch definiert seine Umwelt vorwiegend über den Sehsinn. „Das Auge isst mit“ heißt es bekanntermaßen, Kunstwerke gehen für Millionen über die Ladentheke und wie wichtig ist die Optik in der Wahl des Partners. Was mit Höhlenmalereien angefangen hat, ist im Laufe der Evolution des technischen Stands in die digitale Bildbearbeitung übergegangen und mittlerweile gang und ...
The latest member of the GeForce GTX 700 series lineup to hit the market is the GTX 760. This GPU is built off the GK104 GPU like quite a few GPUs in the GTX 600 and 700 series. The GTX 760 is built to replace the GTX 660Ti and fill an important price position between about $250 and $300. At Benchmark Reviews, we have MSI N760 TF 2GD5/OC video card on hand and have tested it with some of the most popular and graphically intensive titles currently available. The MSI N760 TF 2GD5/OC takes the stock features of the GTX 760 and adds to them by overclocking the GPU, adding a proven cooling solution, and including a bunch of other extras that you won’t find on the other GTX 760s. So without further ado, let’s get into the details of the MSI N760 TF 2GD5/OC video card.
For those interested in NVIDIA’s latest GTX 700 series but are unable or willing to part with $400+, the company’s third and final launch (until the fall, at least) should interest you. It’s the GTX 760, comes in at $249, is built upon the GK104 architecture, and happens to offer some great performance for your hard-earned buck.
The higher the resolution and the higher the quality settings, the more you will benefit from an SLI configuration. For example, the GTX 700 cards in SLI only scale an average of 55%, but in 5760x1080 with maximum settings the average is between 68% and 75%, depending on the card. A third card doesn't add as much as a second card does, and is typically more prone to compatibility issues than two cards.
Colorful is a known brand to us, but one we've never had a chance to examine at TweakTown. Today we check out the GTX 760 iGAME 2GB video card.
Technic3D hat die Gainward GTX 760 Phantom Grafikkarte im Test. Ob die aufwändige Kühlung und die Übertaktung ab Werk den Mehrpreis zum Referenzdesign rechtfertigen, steht im folgenden Artikel.
Not that long ago Club3D made a very bold and striking decision to exclusively work with AMD graphics processing units only, leaving Nvidia on the sidelines. Since then we have seen a flurry of activity from Club3D to produce a vast range of SKUs of HD 7000 series card to cater for every price point for every AMD GPU, notably with the release of their brand new ’13 series.
Today we are looking at one of their upper-range HD 7790 graphics cards, or more specifically the HD 7790 royalKing from their Poker Series. Like the majority of Club3D graphics cards the HD 7790 royalKing we have here today uses their CoolStream cooling solution to keep things running cool and quiet without breaking the bank. The Club 3D HD 7790 royalKing comes with factory overclocks out of the box, on the GPU only, which is overclocked 7.5% to 1075MHz while the memory runs at a stock speed of 6GHz. Other than that the unit is kind-of normal although the design in my opinion is one of the nicest as the unit uses a black PCB, black cooling shroud and is very compact which is ideal for such a mid-range GPU.
When searching for a new video card you are often presented with a wide variety of things to consider from overall price and performance to which cooling method matches my style of gaming and overclocking.
Mit Radeon R7 260X, R9 270X und R9 280X lässt AMD die ersten „Volcanic Islands“-Grafikkarten von der Leine. Mehr als ein Aufguss aktueller Modell sind diese allerdings nicht.
Oui, c’est sans doute un peu facile, l’image présente sur la boite de notre R9 270X Hawk est effectivement un avion de chasse. Cette R9 270X rime avec le grand retour de la gamme Hawk de MSI, nouveau design pour le Twin Frozr et mélange de couleurs dans l’air du temps ; on parle ici de noir et de jaune, un avion de chasse furtif. Pour rappel, AMD propose une nouvelle nomenclature avec dorénavant des 290X, 280X, 270X et 260X. Vous l’aurez sans doute compris, les gammes évoluent en fonction des dizaines, 9 pour très haut de gamme et 6 pour une carte plus entrée de gamme. Ce test porte sur une R9 270 X Hawk de MSI, carte que l’on peut qualifier d’entrée de gamme pour le gamer, mais sachez que nous avons aussi testé la carte en Crossfire.
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