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AMD Radeon HD 6990 Performance Preview
March 8, 2011
Palit GTX 570 Sonic Platinum Review
March 2, 2011
Overclocked card turns heads but drinks power
Palit’s high-end cards tend to be exercises in extravagance. That’s certainly true with its GTX 570 Sonic Platinum. At first, we thought Palit shipped the wrong card, given the 8-pin power connector nes…
EVGA GeForce GTX 580 SC Review
February 4, 2011
What Fermi was always meant to be
Nvidia’s latest GPU release, the GF110, is essentially a re-engineered version of the original Fermi chip, with the addition of a few tweaks. By re-spinning the original, the full potential of Fermi is now realized, …
Asus ENGTX560 Ti DCII Videocard Review
January 26, 2011
The Asus ENGTX 560 Ti DirectCU II is that once-rare bird: a factory-overclocked card at the beginning of a GPU’s life cycle. Once upon a time, you wouldn’t ever see an overclocked graphics card. Then they started to appear—usually when a particular…
Nvidia’s New GTX 560 Ti: First Benchmark Results Here
January 24, 2011
Nvidia today announced the GTX 560 Ti, an updated and beefed up version of the GTX 460, which Nvidia is marketing as a “sweet spot” GPU, much like the 8800GT in the days of yore. Nvidia seized the GPU high end—again—with the introduction o…
PowerColor Go Green Radeon HD 5750 Review
September 1, 2010
AMD’s Radeon HD 5000-series cards are already considerably more power efficient than anything in Nvidia’s Fermi lineup, but PowerColor’s Go Green series of cards are engineered to consume even less electrical power than reference design-cards….