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Depuis le lancement en milieu d'année de la GTX 560 basée sur le redoutable GF114 du caméléon, le marché haut de gamme des cartes graphiques est quelque peu en sommeil en attendant l'avènement de nouveaux procédés de fabrication et des GPU qui les emploieront. Comme souvent, cette transition s'avère difficile ce qui retarde d'autant les nouveaut&eacu te;s prévues par les deux adversaires. Toutefois, nVIDIA a décidé de sortir de cette léthargie en annonçant une carte un peu spéciale, la GeFORCE GTX 560 Ti dotée de 448 Cuda Cores. Comment diable est-ce possible sachant que le GF114 des GTX 560 n'en compte que 384 ? Eh bien en remplaçant tout simplement ce dernier par un GF110, reprenant la même configuration que le GF100 de feu la GTX 470. Cette carte "Edition Limitée" n'est pas destinée à perdurer mais plus vraisemblablement à écouler une partie du stock de GPU haut de gamme avant le lancement de son successeur l'année prochaine, s'agit-il pour autant de la bonne affaire de cette fin année pour les gamers impénitents ?
Beim Launch der Radeon HD 5850/5870 hatte ATI mit Supersampling Anti-Aliasing überrascht – genauso wie es dann wieder etwas überraschend war, das nVidia dieses Feature beim Launch der GeForce GTX 470/480 nicht offerierte. Nun aber scheint es so, als würden GeForce GTX 470 & 480 in der Tat Supersampling Anti-Aliasing beherrschen – und dies gerade unter neueren DirectX-10/11-Spielen, was doch wesentlich interessanter ist als das (faktisch) auf DirectX9-Titel beschränkte ATI-Feature.
TechwareLabs reviews the StarTech Triple Display Splitter, the quickest and likely the cheapest way to attach three monitors to any DisplayPort PC or laptop. The days of only being able to run dual monitors on your standard laptop are now at an end. Also for the desktop users who don't have a Radeon card with Eyefinity and don't want to purchase a second video card can connect the StarTech Triple Display Splitter and be running triple displays in seconds
Obwohl SSAA auf der GeForce GTX 400 offiziell nicht möglich ist, funktioniert die Kantenglättung trotzdem – durch einen Fehler. Wir haben uns die Sache genau angesehen und liefern Benchmarks. Wie viele Bilder pro Sekunde SSAA auf GeForce GTX 470 und GTX 480 kostet, klären wir in gewohnt ausführlicher Manier.
If you’re a gamer then you know the video card is probably the most important part of your system, without a decent one you won’t be able to play those games that you love so much. The problem with good video cards is that they cost a lot of money, and a lot of us can’t afford them so most of us aim a little lower towards the more mid-range priced cards. I think one should be able to get a fairly decent card that will play most games at relatively high settings and not have to take out a loan or get a second mortgage to do it. Today for review I’ve got the Sparkle GeForce GTX465 video card, it’s a fairly big card, but most cards are these days that can provide good performance for your system. The best part about this card I think is the price, for about $200 you can get a fairly decent performing card.
Our first hands-on experience with NVIDIA's Fermi comes from Sparkle GTX 470, a high end video card which we compare a whole bunch of previous and current generation competitors. Is the nextgen from NVIDIA worth the money? Read on to find out.
Ok, so it’s another Sparkle video card for review. Yes it’s a GT240, but this one is the overclocked edition, or plus edition as it’s labeled, but it’s really not. The box says it is but the core and clock speeds are the same as the other GT240 cards. It does feature 1024mb of DDR5 ram, so let’s just jump in here.
Sparkle. Not a name that may immediately spring to mind when discussing a new video card release, however there was a time when they had some market presence in Europe. The company are refocusing their strategy and relaunching their brand name with a series of exciting, upcoming video cards. Today we are looking at their GTX650 OC Dragon Series, which is supplied in a pre-overclocked state. This card looks to be ideal for a high performance, cool running media center and today we put it through the paces.
Today we are looking at a new GTX 560 from Sparkle, which features 2 GB of GDDR5 and is supplied in an overclocked state. At £170 inc vat is this the ideal graphics card upgrade for a new Christmas system build?
Sparkle has teamed up with nVidia to produce the Sparkle GTX260 Core 216, a graphics card that stands as a direct challenger to AMD's Radeon 4870 graphics card. The "Core 216" part of the Sparkle GTX260 Core 216 videocard's name refers to the GPU having additional shader processors enabled. While the original Geforce 260 GTX had 192 shader processors, the Core 216 variant has an additional 24 enabled, for a grand total of, you guessed it, 216 shader processors.
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