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Trying to purchase a graphics card on a budget is always a tough choice because you are always wondering what another $50.00 could have gotten you. ASUS wanted us to see what you could get for that extra cash on a GeForce GTX560 and has a card with a 15% overclock and quiet cooling to boot. Legit plugs this budget board into one of our test systems to see how it performs against the NVIDIA GeFore GTX 560 reference design!
When it was released last December, the Radeon HD 7970 was the fastest single-GPU video card available on the market. However, the GeForce GTX 680, released in April, proved to be faster. To counter the faster GPU from NVIDIA, AMD first dropped the price of the Radeon HD 7970, and now is releasing a second version of the Radeon HD 7970, dubbed "GHz Edition," with higher clock rates. Was the increase of the clock rates enough to take the crown away from the GeForce GTX 680? Let's check it out.
I don't tend to do too much research on these lower end mid-range products. For starters, little information about them leaks because most people aren't all that interested. And secondly, partners tend to contact me about them before launch because they like these budget cards to get their moment in the spot light.
We check out an awesome GEFORCE GTX 680 from the folks over at Inno3D. Let's show you what makes it so awesome.
AMD's R9 280X was released a couple of weeks ago and for anyone who has followed AMD graphics cards since 2011 the R9 280X is a very familiar card - in effect it is just a HD 7970 rebranded with a reduced price. On launch day we had a review of the R9 280X to bring you and today we've got another R9 280X to look at, this time courtesy of XFX. The XFX R9 280X uses XFX's new Double Dissipation cooling solution with dual 100mm fans but it is also a Black Edition OC card which means the default clock has been raised from 1000MHz on the core to 1100MHz and from 1500/6000MHz to 1650/6600MHz on the memory. The new cooling solution opts for a sleek black aesthetic which contrasts with the sharp silver design of previous Double Dissipation coolers from XFX.
The graphics card industry is one of the fastest moving – with Nvidia and AMD battling it out for the performance crown and more importantly, sales. Today we are looking at the brand new Asus GTX 660 TI Direct CU II TOP which features a custom two fan cooling solution and pre-overclocked speeds. How does the new solution fit into the market? Is it worth an upgrade?
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Im Mittelklassesegment der ATI-Karten ist eine kleine Lücke zwischen der HD 4670 und HD 4850 entstanden. Diese hat ATI nun mit der Radeon HD 4830 geschlossen. Die nochmals abgespeckte Version des RV770 ist in Form einer Sapphire Radeon HD 4830 bei uns eingetroffen und wird nun in unserem Benchparkour auf die Probe gestellt. Ob die Karte für den Preis genügend Leistung hat und wie sich der eigens entwickelte Kühler von Sapphire schlägt, erfahrt ihr wie immer in unserem Artikel.
Die Radeon HD 6450 ist AMDs neuer Einstieg in die DirectX-11-Welt. Sie löst die Radeon HD 5450 ab, die sie in Sachen Geschwindigkeit deutlich überflügeln soll. Ob das im der Praxis gelingt, wollen wir in diesem Artikel anhand eines Referenzdesigns heraus finden. Wie hoch ist die tatsächliche Leistung. Und bleibt die Leistungsaufnahme trotzdem niedrig?
Die AMD Radeon R9 270 geht für 160 Euro an den Start und löst die Radeon HD 7850 ab. Sie soll Nvidias GeForce GTX 660 bei Preis und Leistung schlagen
"ASUS' EN9400GT is a half-height Geforce 9400GT videocard specifically made for those cramped Home Theatre PC situations that are a pain come upgrade time. It packs in VGA, DVI and most importantly an HDMI output right on board, and best of all, for older PCI Express x16 equipped PCs it does the High Definition video acceleration itself! Ever try to do HD decoding on an older PC? Take our word for it, without an HD accelerator it ain't pretty. ASUS' EN9400GT-1GB is HDCP complaint, meaning it can output both audio and video from Blu-ray discs and other protected sources at full quality, to HDCP compliant displays. "
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