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Im Verlauf der letzten Monate hatten wir einige Grafikkarten getestet, wobei wir uns primär auf den unteren und mittleren Preisbereich konzentriert hatten. Da hier sehr deutliche Leistungsstufen auftreten, mussten wir mit unterschiedlichen Auflösungen und Detailsstufen arbeiten. Viele Leser vermissten daher eine Übersicht, welche alle getesteten Grafikkarten enthält und genau diese reichen wir heute nach.
Eyefinity6 is finally here and with word now coming out that the HD 5870 is officially going to have 2GB of GDDR5 from some partners, we're not 100% sure how the Eyefinity6 model is going to go.
Sticking with the Juniper core that we saw in the Radeon HD 5770, today’s review focuses on its little brother –the HD 5750. Just as the 5770 was effectively half the 5870, the 5750 is half the 5850 utilising the RV840 core manufactured with a 40nm process. Essentially the ATI Radeon HD 5770 & HD 5750 models fill the mainstream segment of the DirectX 11 GPU market. Clearly nVidia’s launch of the GTX470 and GTX480 cards is targeted at the high-end user and so ATI still rules the roost in terms of the mainstream and lower-end areas of the marketplace.
HIS' Turbo Edition Radeon HD 5830 is a great option to consider if the HD 5830 is in your price range. With excellent cooling, build quality and the added bonus of including a full Direct11 game like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, for only US$289, it could be considered quite a bargain.
HIS Radeon HD 5570 1024MB is an excellent product in its class, offering nice installation flexibility. Just note that it will only become popular, if it's cheaper than rivals. At least cheaper than NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 DDR3 and priced similarly to NVIDIA GeForce GT 220.
Today we take a look at the Sapphire model which has been available for many months … however as KitGuru has just opened a few weeks ago we wanted to make sure we are in a position to offer current buying advice to our growing audience. The Sapphire model is not a reference design and instead features a very sexy Arctic Cooler unit – this already ticks the KitGuru ‘want’ list.
Mit der GeForce GTX 465 bringt Nvidia den nächsten DirectX-11-Beschleuniger auf den Markt, der im 300-Euro-Preissegment um Kunden werben soll. Ob dies gelingen wird? Diese Frage wollen wir in unserem Review klären, wobei wir die Grafikkarte nicht nur mit dem größeren Bruder, der GeForce GTX 470, sondern auch mit den Konkurrenzkarten aus dem Hause ATi vergleichen.
While busy swimming through a sea of rumours, Miodrag Relic, EVGA’s head of European marketing, was able to find time to show off his companies latest foray into the challenge of keeping Fermi cool enough to rock the DX11 world. Not an easy trick, so how do they plan to manage it?
The HIS HD5550 Silence 1GB Graphics card is fully Direct X 11 compliant and also supports EyeFinity Technology while only demanding a total of 40w under load. This card on test today is a 1300mhz DDR3 version which should be interesting as we have only tested 800mhz DDR2 versions in the past. We are one of the first sites to get a look at the GDDR3 version of this card.
Last month we took a look at a pair of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 465 graphics cards when they were launched. We even ran them in SLI together and brought you a look at SLI performance numbers when running a pair of them. What has changed in the past month? Well for starters a GeForce GTX 465 can be picked up for $249 now, which is a price drop of $30 or 11%. NVIDIA has also released new drivers and that means the performance has changed. Read on to see how it looks as we review the PNY GeForce GTX 465 video card!
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