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Today I’ve got the Inno3D GTX580 Overclock to review. The latest and (hopefully) greatest single-gpu graphics card on the market. Seen to be a tweaked and perfected version of the GTX480, this card should be top boss. However, we’ll see how it does in our benchmarks.
The AMD HD5450 has proven to be a popular card with the enthusiast HTPC audience, due to the low pricing and media acceleration capabilities. This particular series has also been adopted by the business audience who value a low cost strategy with support for multiple monitors.
This morning the video card market got a little more crowded as NVIDIA announced the GeForce GTX 560 Ti and AMD released a variant of the Radeon HD 6950 with 1GB of memory on it. Over the past week we've had a chance to test both of these cards that are aimed at the gamer that has around $250 to spend. Read on to see how both of these cards perform on our Intel Core i7-970 test system!
Sapphire have a well earned reputation as one of AMD’s finest partners. Their Vapor X and Toxic Edition cards command a small price premium while offering significant advantages in all key areas. Today we are looking at the as yet unreleased HD6870 Toxic Edition with custom Vapor-X cooler and ‘out of the box’ clock enhancements.
Today we are looking at the new HIS HD6970 Turbo Edition, which offers enhanced clock speeds, for those who want a little extra performance. We will put it through its paces across multiple screens to see if it is the right choice for your next upgrade.
Mit der Radeon HD 6950 1.024 MB halbiert AMD den Speicher der bisher verfügbaren 2.048-MB-Variante. Die neue Karte soll sich so preislich gegen die GeForce GTX 560 Ti stellen. Doch nicht nur das Duell gegen die neue Nvidia-Karte steht bei uns im Vordergrund, wir sehen uns auch ganz genau den Unterschied zur vollausgestatteten 2.048-MB-Karte an.
AMD's new Radeon HD 6900 series occupies the top position in their single-GPU product hierarchy. The two models, the HD 6950 and HD 6970 are very much like the HD 5850 and HD 5870 that they replace. The xx50 cards generally run at a lower clock rate and have a few sections of the GPU disabled, presumably because the vendor is trying to reclaim chips that have a small, isolated manufacturing defect. But what happens when your manufacturing process is so good that you're not producing enough "defective" chips to meet the market demand? When is a 6950 not a 6950? Well, quite often, as it turns out. In the case of the PowerColor PCS++ Radeon HD 6950 video card, it just depends on which way you flip the switch. Push it one way and you have a standard Radeon HD 6950, with 1408 shaders running at 800 MHz. Push it the other way and you have 1536 shaders running at 880 MHz, which is the exact configuration of the HD 6970. The only difference is! that PowerColor kept the 1250 MHz memory chips in the PCS++, instead of springing for the 1500 MHz memory, like a real HD 6970 has. Join Benchmark Reviews as we investigate this unique product from PowerColor, that's sure to cause some excitement in the marketplace.
das Duell Radeon HD 6990 gegen Geforce GTX 590 können wir Ihnen heute leider noch nicht präsentieren - wohl aber AMDs Versuch, die Karte mit den höchsten Benchmarkergebnissen zu überbieten. Dabei steht kaum in Frage, ob die HD 6990 den Dual-GPU-Vorgänger HD 5970 schlagen kann, sondern lediglich, mit welchem Abstand und welchen Aufwand AMD bei Antilles dafür treiben muss.
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti graphics card is going to be a popular gaming graphics card in 2011 due to it's lucrative $150 price point. When the GeForce GTX 550 Ti was launched last week we noticed that ASUS came out of the gate with not one, but three cards for this series. We take a look at their fastest card, the ASUS UL ENGTX550 Ti DC/DI/1GD5, which is clocked at 1015MHz!
Avec l'avènement de DX11, NVIDIA s'est retrouvé en difficulté face à son rival de toujours et ses Radeon 5K. Pourtant, comme souvent dans le domaine des cartes graphiques, la situation s'est retournée subitement en faveur du caméléon en fin d'année 2010 / début 2011 avec le lancement des GF110/114 qui ont tenu la dragée haute aux nouvelles puces Barts et Cayman d'AMD. Il manquait toutefois pour conclure ces renouvellements de gammes, les solutions bi-GPU des constructeurs. C'est à présent chose faite avec le lancement il y a peu de la Radeon HD 6990, rejointe aujourd'hui par la GeForce GTX 590. La suprématie du caméléon dans les cartes mono-GPU se retrouve-t'elle dans la petite dernière ou AMD a-t-il joué son va-tout pour conserver la première place encore détenue il y a peu par la HD 5970 ? Réponse dans ce dossier au travers d'un panel de 15 cartes et 18 jeux !
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