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While we might have been reviewing some high end AMD gear recently, the nVidia camp needs representing too. Fortunately Zotac have sent through one of their more powerful cards, the GTX 580 Amp! Edition. Let’s see how it stacks up in our benchmarks.
While there may be some missing images and feature run downs, here’s our review of the GTX 570 from Zotac. How will it compare to our previously tested HIS HD 6970? We’re about to find out.
We’ve done the GTX 580, we’ve done the GTX 570, but what about the little old 560? Well today Zotac have sent over the GTX 560 TI Amp edition. Lets see how it performs when weighed up against its bigger brothers.
The Zotac GTX 560 Multiview brings native 3 monitor support to the nVidia table. With HDMI, DVI-d, and DP on a GTX 560, how can you go wrong? We show you why the GTX 560 may bring some additional problems to the table.
Zu laut, zu heiß, zu viel Stromhunger, zu teuer waren die ersten Schlagwörter der Presse bei der Einführung der NVIDIA GTX 480. Allerdings unangefochten schnell. Zotac machte sich an die Arbeit, um einige der Kritikpunkte auszubügeln. Zusätzlich spendierte man der AMP! Edition, wie üblich, eine Performancesteigerung. Wie sich die GTX 480 AMP! Edition auf unserem Testsystem schlägt, zeigt der nachstehende Testbericht.
As KitGuru only opened a few weeks ago we have been playing a game of ‘catch up’ with all the hardware sitting in our offices. Today we are going to look at the GTX 480 … more specifically the Zotac version of the card. The target? AMD’s high end HD5870. We also include the overclocked XFX HD5870 Black Edition in today’s review.
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.
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
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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.
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.
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