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Wir hatten bereits beklagt, dass es auch auf dieser CeBIT wieder zu wenige echte Neuheiten zu sehen gibt. AMD wird seine Grafiklösung Radeon HD 6990 (Antilles) zwar schon bald vorstellen, aber leider erst nach der CeBIT. Dennoch konnten wir bereits einen Blick auf die fertige Grafikkarte werfen.
It's been so long since I've looked at an ASUS video card, so long that I honestly couldn't remember the last time I saw one. I can tell you, though, it was in the day where the TOP series reigned supreme. So what's happening these days with ASUS in the video card market? Well, we haven't paid too much attention to be honest, but it's time to see what this DirectCU II series offers us.
It's been a bit of an AMD love fest lately when it's come to VGA with a lot of HD 6000 series making their way through the doors. It's not all that uncommon, though, as we tend to see a few months after launch companies start to release their different variations of the models that we begin to know and love.
The Radeon 6990 has just launched and today we will be putting it up against the GTX 580 and 570 (with SLI) as well as the 5970 to find out how the new card from AMD compares. As well as the standard 1920x1080 tests we will also cover 5760x1080 on all products, 3D Blu-Ray, GPU computing, power, noise, temps and overclocking.
Zwei Mal „Cayman“ im Vollausbau versprechen Leistung satt. Hat AMD aber auch Lautstärke, Temperatur, Leistungsaufnahme und die lästigen Mikroruckler im Griff? Genau diesen Fragen wollen wir uns in unserem ausführlichen Review der neuesten Dual-GPU-Grafikkarte im Detail annehmen, um am Ende ein Urteil über das Gesamtpaket fällen zu können.
There is no doubting that Nvidia’s GTX580 is one of the finest graphics cards money can buy – we use them at KitGuru regularly for gaming and folding@home. However, equally so, AMD followers are proud to say that the HD5970 is still the fastest graphics card on the market.
If you have been waiting for the dual-GPU monster from AMD called Antilles, you can finally jump for joy as the Radeon HD 6990 4GB video card has officially been released. AMD should be relieved too as this is their first Dual-GPU video card that they have launched since the Radeon HD 5970 was released back in 2009. Read on to see how the card performs on our test system!
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.
We've got all our slide decks from AMD and some images from Sapphire. We'll tell you all the stuff we normally would in a video card review outside of the performance of course. Because there's so much to cover as well, it means we can get the performance article to you even faster while making sure we can cover as much information about the new dual GPU beast from AMD.
I really thought it would be more of a race to the release of a Dual GPU card. We heard rumors that NVIDIA would have something at CeBIT, but that’s come and gone and nothing was really announced or mentioned. It was similar for the AMD camp, but over that time we knew that the card was coming out within the second week of March. Instead it seems the NVIDIA Dual GPU card has gone a little quiet and the AMD offering has arrived. It’s quite possible that NVIDIA want to make sure they’re offering a faster card than the AMD one and it’s going to take this card to be released before they know exactly what kind of performance they’re aiming for.
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