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Mit der GeForce GTX 460 hat nVidia ein hochinteressantes Angebot im Performance-Segment aufgelegt, welches vor allem durch ein exzellentes Preis/Leistungsverhältnis überzeugen kann. Dabei hat man sich zuerst natürlich auf die 1024-MB-Variante konzentriert, da die 768-MB-Variante das kleinere Speicherinterface und die kleinere Speichergröße aufweist und letzteres bei den früheren nVidia-Karten immer ein deutlicher Nachteil war. Wir wollen es an dieser Stelle aber genau wissen und haben uns daher angesehen, was für einen Nachteil die 768-MB-Variante der GeForce GTX 460 wirklich hat bzw. ob es Situationen gibt, wo die 1024-MB-Variante der GeForce GTX 460 deutliche Vorteile zeigt.
Asus are one of the biggest component manufacturers on the planet producing some of the finest video cards for both Nvidia and AMD markets. Today we are looking at their new ultra high end video cards, the GTX590 and the HD6990.
We take a look at our first retail GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost in the form of an offering from Palit.
Une bonne carte Gaming ? La question est pertinente, on se souvient du même type de carte proposé avec la génération précédente, la GTX 560, qui avait connu un certain recul de performances par rapport à la GTX 560 Ti. Mais voilà, nous nous trouvons dorénavant sur la génération GTX 600 et on ne peut pas nier une réelle avancée en terme de performances ; Nvidia a encore décliné diverses gammes plus accessibles pour les gamers moins fortunés, cela n’est pas du tout péjoratif, on se trouve souvent avec joie face à de véritables bêtes de course au prix cassé. La question est donc entière, cette fameuse GTX 660 représente-t-elle, en l’état actuel du marché, avec des jeux bridés par les consoles de salon, un bon choix pour un gamer ?
XFX releases a new product based at ATI's HD4470 platform with great performance, price and overclocking margins. Overall a great product with sub $100 price and earns our Editor Choice award.
Today we take a somewhat belated look at the latest AMD flagship, the R9 Fury X. This graphics card has been designed to tackle Nvidia in the high end, specifically their similarly priced GTX980 Ti. The Fury X is the first consumer GPU equipped with Stacked High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) – but the big question needs answered … how does it fare against the latest Nvidia solutions?
Back in August NVIDIA released the GTX 660 Ti, which came in around the $300 price range. Performance on the card was great, but not everyone has $300 to spend on a video card. So NVIDIA released the GTX 660, which hits your wallet around $200-$250, but still offers great performance and lower power consumption. Today we are checking out one of ASUS’s GTX 660 variants, the GeForce GTX 660 DirectCU II OC Edition. This card features ASUS’s DirectCU II cooling, which ASUS says provides 20% better cooling performance than a stock cooler. This is also the Overclocked (OC) edition of the card. That means the GPU clock is set to 1020 MHz (1085 MHz boost clock) over the stock settings of 980 MHz. You also get ASUS’s DIGI+VRM power delivery design which enhances power efficiency by 15% and minimizes power noise by 30%. Are you in the market for a GTX 660? Is this the one for you? Read on to find out!
I stumbled across a copy of Deadly Premonition while I was looking for something else in my local Game store. I picked up a copy as I was intrigued by the cover and by the fact that I’d never actually heard of it. It’s not often that video games slip past my radar, especially weird Japanese ones, which I particularly enjoy.
APH Networks reviews Gigabyte's interpretation of the 7870. Does the company's classic formula of using a great cooler, good electronic components, and a slight overclock set a standard for excellence again? Read on to find out!
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