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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 Preview

Written by Rob Williams on March 22, 2012 In NVIDIA-Based GPU

NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 680 is here. Based on Kepler, it's an interesting beast. It features a reworked architecture, is produced on a 28nm process, introduces things like GPU Boost, Adaptive VSync and TXAA, has a redesigned cooler, and perhaps most important of all, aims to perform better than the competition.

Sapphire Radeon HD 6770 FleX Edition Review

Written by Rob Williams on July 11, 2011 In AMD-Based GPU

It's not often that we see a new graphics card get released that's no different than its predecessor, but with the Radeon HD 6770, that's just the case. We're already familiar with HD 5770 performance, but let's take a look at how this $140 card compares to its similarly-priced competition, including the recently-launched HD 6790.

MSI Radeon HD 6950 Twin Frozr III Review

Written by Rob Williams on June 29, 2011 In AMD-Based GPU

On the lookout for a higher-end graphics card, but value both temperatures and acoustics? MSI, with its Radeon HD 6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition (*phew*) may have just what you're looking for. In our tests, it often settled right beside more expensive offerings, and where acoustics and temperatures are concerned, it can't be beat.

MSI GeForce GTX 560 Twin Frozr II Review

Written by Rob Williams on May 18, 2011 In NVIDIA-Based GPU

To help fill a model gap that no one told us about, NVIDIA has released its GeForce GTX 560, a slight step down from the Ti variant. Featuring a cut of 48 cores and the potential for wildly varying clock speeds, this card is a strange beast. But, we look to pit MSI's 'Twin Frozr II' against our usual fleet of cards to see where it stacks up in the end.

AMD's Sub-$100 Line-up: Radeon HD 6450, 6570 & 6670 Review

Written by Rob Williams on April 19, 2011 In AMD-Based GPU

Rounding out its Radeon HD 6000 series, AMD this month launched three sub-$100 graphics cards; the $55 HD 6450; the $79 HD 6570 and the $99 HD 6670. Despite being low-end options, all three support Eyefinity and are of course, extremely power efficient. Let's see if they also have the gaming performance to boot.

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