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External drive enclosures are as popular as ever, so lets see what Akasa's Integral S has to offer to the table.
In this review we will be looking at a new video card from Gigabyte called the GV-N66TOC-2GD. The card comes with a respectable factory overclock and custom Windforce cooling solution to improve overall noise and cooling performance.
Nvidia recently released the GTX660 Ti – a high performance solution aimed at the hard core gaming enthusiast user with a budget under £300. Today we are looking at the new Gigabyte GTX 660 Ti OC Windforce which is a custom cooled solution supplied at ‘out of the box’ overclocked settings.
Gigabyte GTX 660 OC Video Card Review In this review we will be looking at the new video card from Gigabyte called the GV-660OC-2GD. This is a GTX 660 [Non-Ti] based graphics card using the entirely new GK106 GPU.
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The Gigabyte GTX 650 Ti Boost is a complete re-invention and re-build of what is already a proven performance platform. Using the GK106 based GTX 650 Ti Boost, Gigabyte took the rest into their shop, coming out with an all new PCB and Windforce 2X cooler to ensure that every aspect of the platform is done right. The enhanced Ultra Durable 2 PCB features a good rigid base, with low RDS MOSFETS, ferrite core chokes and solid Japanese capacitors delivering clean power, all while upping durability and longevity. A four heatpipe design Windforce cooler with two slim, silent fans keeps the GTX 650 Ti running cool with incredibly low noise. To boost performance, the Gigabyte GTX 650 Ti Boost receives a factory OC to 1032MHz with Boost set to 1098MHz, and 2GB of GDDR5 is clocked to 6008MHz. To help reel in the potential of the 650 Ti Boost, Gigabyte’s OC Genie II can tweak and monitor clock speeds, voltages and fan curves to get the most from your 650 Ti Boost. In addition, OC Genie II will check for driver and BIOS updates and can perform the updates directly through its interface.
On our test bench is a GTX 570 from Gigabyte and the Radeon 6970/6950 from Sapphire. We will be overclocking each of these and putting them head to head against each other and an overclocked Radeon 5870 to find out how the new cards compare in this scenario. As always real world gameplay will be used, including Black Ops and HAWX 2 and just for fun we will throw in 3DMark 2011 Professional.
Over the last month or so we have taken a look at a number of GTX 560 Ti models from various manufacturers and in the majority of cases we have been impressed. The stock GTX 560 Ti is a good card with great performance for the price and offers a nice entry into stereoscopic 3D and PhysX. That said the reference design does have some stiff competition from the Radeon 6870 and more recently the 6950 1GB.
Nach dem Dual-GPU-Wettkampf in diesem Jahr wollen wir uns wieder auf Grafikkarten in unserer Preisklasse konzentrieren. Diese befinden sich in der Regel bei knapp 200-300 Euro. Darüber wird es schon schmerzhaft für die Kunden. Das haben auch die Hersteller erkannt und bieten gerade in der 200,- Euro Klasse eine regelrechte Flotte in 20,- Euro Abständen an. Nach der GTX 570, die ebenfalls in der 300,- Euro Klasse spielt hat nVidia eine interessante kleine Variante vorgestellt, die GTX 560 Ti. Wir zeigen euch daraus die Gigabyte GTX 560 Ti OC.
Nach dem Dual-GPU-Wettkampf in diesem Jahr wollen wir uns wieder auf Grafikkarten in unserer Preisklasse konzentrieren. Diese befinden sich in der Regel bei knapp 200-300 Euro. Darüber wird es schon schmerzhaft für die Kunden. Das haben auch die Hersteller erkannt und bieten gerade in der 200,- Euro Klasse eine regelrechte Flotte in 20,- Euro Abständen an. Nach der GTX 570, die ebenfalls in der 300,- Euro Klasse spielt hat nVidia eine interessante kleine Variante vorgestellt, die GTX 560 Ti. Wir zeigen euch daraus die Gigabyte GTX 560 Ti OC.
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