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The Zotac GeForce GTX-480 is based on the same reference design that debuted on 26 March 2010, but this retail kit (ZT-40101-10P) differs in all of the ways that matter most: power consumption is lower, resulting in reduced heat output and silenced fan noise. Priced at $499, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480 empowers DirectX-11 video games to deliver unmatched geometric realism. In this article Benchmark Reviews tests 3D frame rate performance on the improved retail-version Zotac GeForce GTX-480 in single-card and SLI-modes, and compares results against some of the most powerful graphics products on the market.
Hardwareoverclock.com haben sich letzte Woche die Zotac Geforce GTX295 Single PCB etwas genauer angesehen. Was sich im Vergleich zur „alten“ GTX295 verändert hat, zeigen wir im Artikel.
Today we are looking at Zotac’s take on the new Nvidia GTX560, a card which should NOT be confused with the GTX560 ‘Ti’. The Ti was released at the start of the year and is a higher end part targeting a slightly different market. Nvidia have released the latest GTX560 to fill a void in the mid range where AMD are currently very strong. This card is set to deliver the final death blow to the previous generation GTX460, which was one of the best cards Nvidia have ever released.
Kurz vor Weihnachten 2011 hat nVidia völlig unerwartet eine alte Grafikkarte neu aufgerollt und in einer verbesserten Version auf den Markt gebracht. Die Rede ist von der Geforce GTX 560 Ti, die nun den Zusatz 448 Cores bekommen hat uns somit einen kleinen Leistungsschub verbuchen soll.
The Zotac GeForce GTX680 2GB and the newer 4GB version, are the only NVIDIA-based models Zotac currently make in the 600 series. We have the 2GB version for review and we were very impressed with the results. The Zotac GeForce GTX680 2GB is definitely a card for enthusiast gamers. The GTX680 is on par with the ATI HD 7970, but are a much cheaper price...
The G92 core has been around for a while now with Nvidia utilising the GPU in a number of different cards making sure to keep renaming though so as give the illusion of a new product altogether. The core has evolved from the 8800GT to the 9800GTX+ right up to the GTS 250.
While the release of new ranges of GPUs is often a time for people to upgrade, its not just those buying the latest and greatest that are looking to switch up to a more powerful graphics card. For the majority of people, a new range of GPUs means a price reduction on the old ones, so its a great time to increase your FPS. Today we're looking at Zotac's GTS 450, a good rival for the ATI 5770? Let's see.
Graphic cards
In unserem heutigen Testbericht geht’s um eine GTX 260 Amp² aus
dem Hause ZOTAC wie sie sich geschlagen hat erfahrt ihr in unserem
kurzen Test.
To replace the GTX 280, NVIDIA has released the GTX 285 – a graphics card which sports a 55nm GPU and the same 240 stream processors as the GTX 280. The GTX 285 that we’ll be reviewing today is made by Zotac – a quickly growing company who make some cracking graphics cards and motherboards. Anyway, let’s unleash this beast and see how it performs. Introducing the Zotac GTX 285 AMP! Edition
The cream of the crop graphics cards now tend to be dual core designs such as the GTX 295 or, if we are talking ATI, 4870x2s. However, single core cards are still very much in the scene and competing right at the top end of graphics card technology.
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