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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.
Having seen that AMD's new Bonaire core has taken to the market a lot better than anticipated with its high level of performance, relative to its price, its very much worth looking at what other options that there are to chose from over the Sapphire and Club3D cards that I've already looked at. Next to the line with their over clocked edition card is MSI. Whilst I've typically looked at cards from the upper end of the graphics spectrum from MSI, including their GTX670 Power Edition and GTX680 Lightning, its been a long while since I've look at a card that sits lower down in their range, let alone an AMD offering at that.
There's been a whole heap of 7790's coming through my door recently and it doesn't look like the flow is going to stop just yet. Never before have I had so many partners eager to get their products tested and reviewed for a particular launch, but as we know, Bonaire has stirred the entry level market right up and consequently every one wants a slice of the pie when it comes to sales. When it comes to the review side of things, what this means for both myself and you, the reader, is the I can give a better representation and judgement on how different cards perform and show their worth.
MSI is next up with its new GeForce GTX 650 Ti 2GB Boost Twin Frozr Gaming video card. We overclock it and see how it performs
Now that our issues with NVIDIA are sorted, you'll see more GeForce video card reviews on TweakTown - such as the EVGA GeForce GTX TITAN 6GB SuperClocked.
Last week Sapphire Technology became the first company to offer a Radeon HD 7790 series of graphics cards with 2GB of GDDR5 memory. We take Sapphire's overclocked Radeon HD 7790 video cards with 1GB and 2GB of memory to see how they perform in games and which one is the best bang for the buck. Read on to see how these mainstream cards do when put to the test!
With the GeForce GTX TITAN on hand from EVGA, we finally get to see what the model is all about when overclocking is thrown into the mix
AMD im Interview zur Radeon HD 7990 und zu Mikrorucklern Wie alle Dual-GPU-Grafikkarten hat auch die neue Radeon HD 7990 mit dem Phänomen „Mikroruckler“ zu kämpfen. Im Interview mit ComputerBase bezieht AMD Stellung.
The benchmarks show that the Radeon HD 7990 is the perfect card for gaming with an EyeFinity setup. In most games the 7990 was powerful enough for even the highest settings in 5760x1080. We have to admit that we were duly impressed by the number of bundled games. Normally it's nothing more than a sidenote, but when you get eight AAA titles, including very recent ones, it definitely adds value.
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