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In the midst of all the rebranding and fine-tuning, NVIDIA managed to make again, the most powerful single-GPU video card. Well, they also made the most powerful dual-GPU video card but that’s not what I’m reviewing, is it. I’m reviewing the GTX 285, the die-shrunk, power-boosted bastard of the GTX 280. It’s really, really powerful. There has to be some kind of flaw, right? In some ways, it’s overpriced, but is that even fair? It’s maybe a bit expensive, but only compared to other video cards--for less than $400, I’m sure everyone at NVIDIA thinks they’re just giving these away. Which is sad for them, great for everyone else. This is an exemplary performer on its own, and costs $200 less than the GTX 280 back when it came out. Did I mention how frustratingly powerful it is?
Schon lange sind im Web die Daten der neuen GeForce GTX 275 bekannt. Sie wird eine Mischung aus GTX 260 und GTX 285. Wir haben uns kurzerhand entschlossen eine Prognose aufzustellen wie die Performance der Karte aussehen wird.
In this review we will be looking at the new NVidia GeForce GTX 275. This graphics card is a new hybrid that bridges the gap between the GeForce GTX 260 and the GeForce GTX 295. The GTX 275 takes a little bit of both products to create a powerful new graphics card that neatly blends price and performance.
Nach mehr als einem halben Jahr High-End-Funkstille bringt ATI die Radeon HD 4890 auf den Markt, Nvidia kontert mit der GeForce GTX 275. Wer stellt die bessere Grafikkarte her? Um dies herauszufinden, haben wir von beiden Grafikkarten Samples in unser Labor eingeladen, um die Produkte direkt miteinander vergleichen zu können.
For some time now ATI has been planning a refresh of their 4870 and today that product reaches us in the form of the Radeon 4890. The 4890 is now ATI’s fastest single GPU solution and many would think that Nvidia need a refresh of their top end card, the GTX 285, to compete with ATI. This is not the case though as Nvidia feel they have a great value competitor for the 4890 with their new GTX 275.
When it comes to the Radeon HD 4890 it is hands down the fastest single-GPU graphics card that AMD has every produced. It performs significantly better than the Radeon HD 4870 1GB and runs cooler and uses less power at idle. There really is not much bad to say about the card as it is also priced lower than the GeForce GTX 275. Add in the fact that it has already proven itself to be an overclocking monster with a core clock frequency of nearly 1GHz with the stock cooler and no voltage adjustments you have a clear winner for all the Radeon fans out there.
Today we check out the lastest weapon in the ATI arsenal, the 4890. Breathing new life into the 4XXX line along with a few new tricks the 4890 delivers more performance and at a lower cost. We compare the new 4890 against the former flagship the 4870 as well as against its intended rival the GTX 260. Find out how well the 4890 stands up in our tests.
One video card bug that has bothered me for months can be found in S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Clear Sky and it can only be found on AMD Radeon HD graphics cards. Have you ever wondered if you are actually seeing all the details in games that you purchase? Read on to see what we are talking about!
A table comparing the basic technical specs from all nVidia graphics chips available on the market, from GeForce 4 MX 440 AGP 8x to GeForce GTX 295. Updated to include GeForce GTX 275.
A table comparing the basic technical specs from all AMD/ATI graphics chips available on the market, from Radeon 9200 to Radeon HD 4890. Updated to include Radeon HD 4890.
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