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Depuis le lancement en milieu d'année de la GTX 560 basée sur le redoutable GF114 du caméléon, le marché haut de gamme des cartes graphiques est quelque peu en sommeil en attendant l'avènement de nouveaux procédés de fabrication et des GPU qui les emploieront. Comme souvent, cette transition s'avère difficile ce qui retarde d'autant les nouveaut&eacu te;s prévues par les deux adversaires. Toutefois, nVIDIA a décidé de sortir de cette léthargie en annonçant une carte un peu spéciale, la GeFORCE GTX 560 Ti dotée de 448 Cuda Cores. Comment diable est-ce possible sachant que le GF114 des GTX 560 n'en compte que 384 ? Eh bien en remplaçant tout simplement ce dernier par un GF110, reprenant la même configuration que le GF100 de feu la GTX 470. Cette carte "Edition Limitée" n'est pas destinée à perdurer mais plus vraisemblablement à écouler une partie du stock de GPU haut de gamme avant le lancement de son successeur l'année prochaine, s'agit-il pour autant de la bonne affaire de cette fin année pour les gamers impénitents ?
We've mentioned a lot about our thoughts on the HD 7700 series as a whole along with the general thought process on each model and like we've said every time, while AMD has the HD 6800 series at a similar price point, the HD 7700 series continues to lose its shine as it sits slower.
The HD 7800 series and HD 7900 series on the other hand don't have any competition within their own camp giving us a price point from AMD that isn't offered at the moment. So far we've seen the HD 7850 hits that $249 price tag perfectly. Now we want to find out if the extra $100 associated with the HD 7870 is worth the jump up.
As you know, KitGuru has big love for the inventor of the original 3D card and all they have done for the world. However, nVidia is about to engage in a real ‘take your balls in your hands’ exercise as it phases out the GTX460 in favour of the brand new GTX560. KitGuru look at the nature of the risk and reveals some more details in the process.
When we first told you about the NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan video card back in February 2013, we noted that it was powered by NVIDIA’s GK110 ‘Kepler’ GPU and that one of the Streaming Multiprocessors (SMX unit) was disabled. NVIDIA followed up the launch of the GeForce GTX Titan 6GB with the more affordable GeForce GTX 780 3GB that had two more SMX units disabled at the end of May 2013. Those two cards were all that NVIDIA needed to dominate the high-end desktop graphics card market for nearly a year. Many gamers and enthusiasts forgot that a fully enabled Kepler GK110 GPU even existed. NVIDIA had certainly not forgotten, they just didn’t mention it. NVIDIA was keeping this trump card close to their chest and waiting for the right time to unleash the beast.
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti has all the SMX units on the GK110 GPU enabled and you have to see how it performs!
Titan gegen Toxic im Test, das Duell: Nvidias Geforce GTX Titan ist offiziell die schnellste Single-GPU-Grafikkarte auf dem Markt - aber auch die teuerste. Was können hochgezüchtete AMD-Designs wie Sapphires Toxic Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition gegen die GTX Titan ausrichten? PC Games Hardware bittet die beiden 6-GiByte-Grafikkarten zum Duell inklusive SLI- und Crossfire-Benchmarks.
Since AMD announced their GPU 14 R9 series video cards, AIB partners have been tweaking and tuning their own aftermarket designs. In this article, Benchmark Reviews tests the HIS Radeon R9 280X iPower IceQ X2 Turbo Boost 3GB video card. As the name suggests, this particular model features the high end IceQ X2 cooler from the HIS labs and slightly faster Core and Memory speeds. I have seen the evolution of this cooler first hand and I know it to be fully capable. Two 89mm dual axial fans and five heatpipes (2 x 8mm and 3 x 6mm) ensure that your temperatures will stay well within safe limits, even during overclocking.
The new Radeon HD 5830 comes quoted on the USD 260-USD 270 range in the USA, and on this price range it competes directly with GeForce GTX 275, a model that is being phased out right now, leaving solutions based on this graphics processor from AMD virtually the only video card on this specific price range. Let's see how Radeon HD 5830 compares to GeForce GTX 275 and whether or not this model from XFX is a good buy.
Last week on October 22, Unigine Corp. announced the release of the World's first true DirectX 11 benchmark "Heaven" that is based on its proprietary Unigine engine. This is fairly big news as we can finally get to see how DirectX 11 will look and run on the latest DirectX 11 graphics cards from AMD. Read on to see how the Radeon HD 5870, 5850, 5770 and 5750 do on this tough DX11 benchmark!
Noch vor Weihnachten letzten Jahres präsentierte Zotac die GeForce GTX 580 AMP! Edition. Viele erwarteten eine ähnliche gute Karte wie dies der Vorgänger auf Basis der GeForce GTX 480 war. Doch Zotac veröffentlichte die GeForce GTX 580 AMP! Edition mit der Referenzkühlung und nur mäßiger Übertaktung. Gerade die fehlende alternative Kühlung sorgte für einen fehlenden Anreiz sich die Karte kaufen zu wollen. Gerne hätte man zum damaligen Zeitpunkt bereits die vom Vorgänger bekannte Zalman-Kühlung eingesetzt - nun ist es soweit. Die optimierte Zotac GeForce GTX AMP²! Edition muss zeigen, was in ihr steckt.
eTeknix has fought hard over the last few months to be able to bring you the Fiji articles that we have, some may have been a little late, but we have managed to get them out to you one way or another. Stock levels of the Fiji core and HBM have been extremely limited, so AMD had to make the tough decision to only allow an severely limited number of media samples and plumb the rest to the consumer market.
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