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Following our recent review on the 7790 from Sapphire, we also have a couple of cards from Club3D but as a change to the normal routine of looking at a single card first then looking at how two of their cards perform together, I've decided to see how far the 7790 will go when taken to the max, which in this case is a two way configuration.
MSI is a well known Hardware Manufacturer. In this review we look at the MSI GeForce GTX
680 Lightning Graphics Cards with 2GB GDDR5 Memory. Let the fun begin.
If you look at the GTX 650Ti Boost product offerings you have two basic choices. You can either go with a reference designed card as released by NVidia or select one of the hot-clocked editions like the MSI N650Ti Boost. Of course the second of these promises higher performance with a great price point for gamers.
We take a $2,000 video card setup and overclock it - not because we need to, but because we can. Let's check out the beasty EVGA GTX TITAN in SLI and overclocked.
Whilst there have been a few new cards come to the market over the last month or so from both NVIDIA and AMD, there's always the time available in each manufacturers R&D departments for them to tweak, tune and create new products to bring to market. Normally these come in the form of overclocked cards or those with slightly better coolers, but its very rare to see the release of a card that has been taken back to the drawing board a little more than usual.
In the current climate, there is a growing market for smaller, more compact systems, but at the same time ones that have power - lots of it. Consequently, cases like Bitfenix' Prodigy have become highly sought after due to their small frame, yet high level of flexibility when it comes to fitting large graphics cards, in fact they'll take any dual slot card that can be thrown at them, still with room to spare. This however pushes slightly smaller and more compact case out of the market, due to their limiting compatibility with longer cards and thus this leads to a lower spec card having to be used as generally they are smaller then their bigger and more powerful brothers.
With compact cases and limited graphics options available, lets bring forward Asus' latest weapon to the market in the form of the GTX 670 DirectCU Mini. There's no guessing required as to what the Mini part of the name means, essentially Asus have chopped or squashed the card, which ever way you prefer to look at it and the result of their efforts is a GTX 670 that packs more punch reference card with its overclock, but is no longer than some entry level cards, measuring a mere 17cm in length - that's 7.3cm shorter than NVIDIA's reference GTX 670 designs.
But as you would expect, packing more power into a smaller space poses a nightmare for the cooling department and as a result, Asus have developed a whole new fan design which they've called CoolTech. This new fan comprises of two different types of fan, but in a single package, namely the blower and axial fans that are used on graphics cards. This new style of fan generates a far greater cooling effect than a traditional axial fan and also gives a far wider reach than that of a blower fan, thus giving a greater cooling potential.
The GPU landscape will be changing soon which means that current generation parts have received a discount to make them more attractive so there may well never have been a better time to consider something like a GTX 680, so today we have one of the latest designs for review. ZOTAC's GTX 680 AMP! Edition.
We received a retail version GTX 780 3GB video card from EVGA and proceeded to test out SLI performance from the new high-end NVIDIA GPU.
Last week Nvidia launched the GeForce GTX 780, the first card in the new GeForce 700 series. Today it's time for the second card, the GeForce GTX 770. In name and positioning it's the replacement of the GeForce 670, but in terms of hardware it's more akin to a GeForce GTX 680 on steroids.
The Inno3D iChill GeForce GTX 660 is an excellent graphics card. Due to the high clock frequencies it's one of the fastest GeForce GTX 660s we've tested, and the three-slot cooler keeps temperatures down which leaves overclocking potential. And in addition to cooling better than the competition, it's also very silent.
Leistungsfähige High-End-Grafikkarten gibt es einige im Markt. Eher selten widmen sich die Hersteller in diesem Segment wirklich besonderen Layouts im Platinen-Design, sondern meistens nur dem Lüfterdesign. Die ASUS Matrix HD 7970 Platinum hielt Augenmerk auf beide Bereiche und tritt neben diesen Dingen mit deutlich höheren Taktraten an, als eine reguläre Radeon HD-7970-Grafikkarte mit Boost-Funktion. Unser Test schaut dem Produkt einmal unter die Haube.
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