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Today, we shall review a couple of mid-range video adapters based on the Radeon HD 78xx GPUs. Thanks to their vast potential, these graphics cards perform on par with certain more expensive solutions. Let's take a more detailed look at that.
Today we take a first look at the new single slot HD7850 graphics card from AFOX. The company claim this is the ‘world’s most powerful single slot graphics card’ and our review will highlight Crossfire performance. If you are building a space restricted media center but don’t want to compromise when gaming, are these the products you should be shortlisting?
Today we shall review as many as five low and mid-end graphics cards: four based on NVIDIA GPUs and one on an AMD Radeon GPU. All five have custom design and coolers, so let's see if this provides any benefits.
Derzeit werden GTX 460 Grafikkarten zu Schnäppchen-Preisen auf den Markt geworfen. So kann es passieren, dass man ein passendes Modell um unter 140,- Euro findet. Einziges Manko könnte der montierte Kühler sein, der nicht immer die beste Qualität ist. Eine Alternative wäre der Arctic Cooling Accelero L2 Pro.
We talked at length about the NVIDIA-infused Titan supercomputer already, but we haven’t been able to talk about the GPUs that help make the magic happen. In this article, we’re doing just that. We’ll see what the Tesla K-series of “GPU Accelerators” bring to the table and are capable of, and also take a look at where CUDA usage stands today.
Today we published a rather special article. We took 64 graphics cards from the last five years, and tested each one with our current graphics benchmarks. It is quite interesting to see how each successive generation of AMD (ATI back then) and Nvidia video cards pushed performance to another level. We started with the ATI Radeon HD 3000 series and the Nvidia GeForce 8000 series, which were the first DirectX 10-compatible video cards. We picked the high-end cards from each generation, and also the mid-range ones. Surprisingly, a lot of these hold up quite well, even in today’s demanding video games. If your PC is still running on an old graphics card, now you can see exactly how much (or how little) you will gain if you buy a newer one.
Wenn die Werbetrommel gerührt wird, dann sind die Luxus-Beschleuniger ganz vorne. Geworben wird mit GTX 295 und HD 4870 X2, aber eben nicht mit 9600 GT und HD 4670 - unseren heutigen Testkandidaten. Dabei sind es gerade jene Modelle, die dank kleinem Anschaffungspreis ein breites Publikum potentiell ansprechen.Wer ist da unten, wo das viele Geld verdient wird, eigentlich besser?
We check out low-profile incarnations of the GeForce 9500GT and 9600GT from Albatron and Galaxy... how do they fare compared to their full-sized brethren?
Il fut un temps pas si lointain où posséder une carte silencieuse et au refroidissement efficace relevait du bidouillage amateur. En effet il fallait alors installer un ventirad acheté à part et le monter sur sa carte après l'avoir préalablement débarrassée de son horripilant système de refroidissement de référence. L'avantage était immédiat en termes de silence et de performance en cooling, plus une capacité à tenir l'overclocking généralement meilleure. L'inconvénient était la perte de la garantie, et la sélection naturelle si vous aviez deux mains gauches ! Aujourd'hui les constructeurs ont d'emblée carte blanche et chacune des marques s'est équipée avec son ventirad maison, souvent décliné selon les gammes de GPU. Comment se comportent-ils ? Comment la chaleur dissipée influe-t-elle sur les éléments qui gravitent autour du GPU ? Comment l'overclocking est-il rendu plus accessible avec ces solutions ? Autant de questions qui ont des réponses, c'est parti !
The maximum speed officially supported by an Intel Core i3/i5 CPU is 1333MHz, and most will know too well that that even lower priced Intel H55/P55 Motherboards can support a 200 BCLK. If you like to dabble in the dark art of overclocking there are a few good reasons to choose a 2000MHz (PC3-16000) RAM kit. Firstly you have the options of lower voltage and tighter timings at lower speeds, and next you have the added benefit of higher memory bandwidth at the top speed. Last but not least though is the overclocking headroom, sure you could try to push your 1600MHz kit to 2000MHz but there are not too many kits that will do that, and you will certainly have to pay a premium. G.Skill have a broad range of DDR3 RAM from basic to extreme, today Benchmark Reviews will be testing the G.Skill Ripjaws 2000MHz CL9 Dual Channel 1.55v 8GB Kit (PN: F3-16000CL9D-8GBRM) priced at $209.99 for your reading pleasure.
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