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The Accelero XTREME Plus is a huge VGA cooler with five heatpipes and three 92-mm fans. Let's check its performance.
ArmA II by developer Bohemia Interactive is a followup to their own series of Operation Flashpoint games, which are now owned by Codemasters. It puts you in control of everything from hand held pistols to formidable, state of the art aircraft and is sure to appeal to gamers who like to duke it out on high octane dynamic battlefields.
We've absolutely powered through a bunch of ASRock motherboards recently. First we checked out the ASRock X79 Extreme4 which came in at an awesome price point. From there we checked out the mATX version, the ASRock X79 Extreme4-M. Today, though, it's all about the new high end board from the guys at ASRock, the X79 Extreme9.
Another day, another graphics card release. It feels like I’ve been saying that a lot recently as AMD have gone a bit GPU-crazy with all their new RX 2XX products. Today we have another one of those releases from AMD and it is the R9 270. The R9 270 is the non-x variant of the R9 270X which we reviewed not that long ago. This means it is the spiritual successor to AMD’s HD 7850 from the previous generation series. What’s nice is that the R9 270 isn’t going to be a straight up rebrand of the HD 7850, it is actually physically different but we will get onto that in a moment… first I want to draw attention to the particular R9 270 we’re reviewing today. Sadly AMD couldn’t provide us with a reference R9 270 graphics card (which is always ideal for far comparison purposes), but we’ve still got a pretty sweet looking ASUS Direct CU II OC variant of the R9 270 instead. ASUS have fitted the R9 270 with their renowned Direct CU II cooling solution and given it the OC treatment which means it comes with a high factory overclock – 50MHz more than the reference design, as shown below in the GPU-Z screen shot. The memory frequency is kept at the stock level of 1.4GHz/5.6GHz actual/effective.
It is not an everyday occurrence that FedEx drops off box that was overnight mailed containing a $1200 video card, but that is what happened when we got the ASUS ARES video card yesterday! ASUS claims that this limited edition video card has unlimited power and they might be right. Read on to see how the ASUS ARES performs compared to other enthusiast video cards like the Radeon HD 5970 and the GeForce GTX 480!
ASUS have proven with the Ares II that their engineers are capable of designing and developing extreme and very high-end products. The decision to use water cooling makes the Ares II even more unique, and takes the concept of dual-GPU cards to yet another level. So if you have £1,199 burning a hole in your pocket and a PC capable of getting the most out of the most extreme graphics card ever created, then the Ares II will give you the best performance that current graphics technology has to offer.
Asus Ares II im Test: Die auf 999 Exemplare limitierte Edel-Grafikkarte vereint zwei Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition auf einer Platine, bietet auf 1.100/3.300 MHz erhöhte Taktraten sowie einen Hybridkühler mit Luft- und Wasser-Elementen. PC Games Hardware klärt im Test, was die Ares II leistet und welche Belastungen hinsichtlich Verbrauch, Lautstärke & Co. auf Käufer zukommen.
Asus Ares im Test: Ein göttlicher Name, zwei vollwertige Cypress-GPUs und drei Stromanschlüsse: Die Asus Ares ist ein wahres 3D-Monster. PC Games Hardware testet den 1.200 Euro teuren Gott unter den Grafikkarten.
With the recent arrival of the new ATI Radeon HD 5 series graphics cards causing a great deal of interest, the previous best performing single GPU from ATI – the 4890 – has been left by the way side a little. Although, on the whole, the ATI DX11 GPU launches have been a great success for ATI, many users will still be sticking to the 4 series, if not older, cards and as ATI seeks to monopolise the DirectX11 Market with nVidia’s Fermi Technology lagging far behind, it’s definitely a good time to be investing in a 4890 or other 4 series GPU.
Looking at the basic spec sheet, you could be forgiven for thinking the Asus EAH4770 FORMULA is the same as every other Radeon HD 4770. The EAH4770 FORMULA is built around the ATI RV740 GPU, which is itself a direct descendant of the original ATI RV770 GPU. This means that the GPU core clock is still at 750MHz, and there's still 512MB of GDDR memory running at 800MHz."
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