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The RADEON HD 5450 from AXLE is a passively cooled video card with a very precise purpose: to be used in a single or multi-monitor setup for 2D applications or watching High Definition movies. The 3D performance is low, can be compared to the 4550 and it is not recommended for the latest games, but the card is passively cooled and should make for a nice HTPC component.
Having had a look again recently at some mid range ATI cards, it's time to have a look at another. In this case it's the HD 5670 from AXLE. Sitting between the HD 5570 and HD 5750, the model was designed for people who don't quite need the power on offer from the HD 5700 series, but need a little more than the HD 5500.
Austin goes a little nutty and has benchmarked seven video cards on 8 benchmarks on his review of the AXLE Radeon HD 5670. He also does power consumption, overclocking and temperature testing all on the latest ATI CATALYST 10.6 and Forceware 257.21 video card drivers! A ton of benchmarking time went into this article as on games like Metro 2033 he benchmarked all the cards at two resolutions on DX9, DX10 and DX11 and took the average of three runs. That means he did nearly 100 benchmarks runs on just that one game title (not all cards could run DX11 if you are wondering why it wasn't 126 runs).
At 1080p, the Axle3D GT 430 posts a just about playable 29.1 FPS, whilst the Inno3D GT 430 posts more than 2FPS higher. This is disappointing for Axle3D - a name I wasn't familiar with prior to this review. I would have hoped for this card to be better than the competition
Un phénomène récent a pu être observé chez le caméléon. Outre sa capacité à se fondre dans le décor, on a pu assister, sur les deux dernières générations de GPU, à l’avènement d’un milieu de gamme très véloce. En effet comment oublier la GTX 460, tant elle a ravi bon nombre de gamers. Il semblerait que le phénomène fut encore plus marquant avec la 560 Ti, qui venait parfois contester le règne de la 570. Mais voilà, Nvidia a décidé de commercialiser des 560, qui ont perdu le légendaire Ti, alors sommes-nous encore face à des cartes gamers ?
Some people may not be aware of this, but Battlefields roots began well before the 1942 iteration of the series hit the PC platform with such an impact in 2002. DICE, the developer behind the series, had already played around with large maps and vehicular warfare with their often forgotten Codename Eagle. Codename Eagle shares many traits with Battlefield - a huge multiplayer map with many players able to take on each either via land or air vehicles, or on foot.
Fast noch pünktlich zum Weihnachtsgeschäft versucht AMD eine neue Grafikkarten-GPU zu vermarkten. Diese läuft unter der Radeon-HD-7870-Namensgebung, setzt aber auf eine HD-7900-GPU auf. Zumindest hätte das Produkt den Namen Radeon HD 7870 Boost-Edition verdient, da deutlich flotter als eine HD-7870-Grafikkarte. Ein erster Vertreter zeigt sich in Form der VTX3D Radeon HD 7870 Black und unser heutiger, erster Test will zeigen, in welcher Performance-Klasse Tahiti LE spielt.
Catalyst 12.11 ist der neueste Treiber aus dem Hause AMD, der die hauseigenen Grafikkarten verbessern und beschleunigen soll. Kann er sich tatsächlich von den Vorgängern absetzen?
Der Catalyst 12.4 WHQL nimmt als neuster AMD-Treiber viele Änderungen an der Bildqualität vor. Die meisten davon sind gut, doch eine stößt uns etwas sauer auf.
PCIe 3.0 vs. PCIe 2.0 Intels Ivy-Bridge-CPUs beherrschen den modernen PCIe-3.0-Standard. Hat dieser gegenüber PCIe 2.0 tatsächlich Vorteile und werden ältere Systeme mit PCIe 2.0 in Spielen abgehängt?
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