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Inno3D GeForce GT220 Graphics card Review

Today we are looking at the Nvidia GT220 1GB graphics card from Inno3D. This is an entry level graphics card from nvidia which supports DX10 and CUDA. Now that Inno3D have been introduced..... Read...

HIS Radeon HD5770 1 GB Graphics Card review

While the HD58xx-series card may have a bit more kick to them, the HD5770 should be able to give the consumers good performance with a decent price. To help us find out, HIS hooked us up with a HD5770. Read...

MSI GeForce N275GTX Lightning Video Card

When we looked at the GTX 260 Lightning from MSI recently it was really a bit of a mixed bag. On the performance side of things we really liked the card; the aftermarket cooling option that MSI opted for was also really good. On the other side we thought the AirForce Panel proved to be more of a pain than anything else and what we didn't like was that in order to achieve the highest speed MSI advertised you needed to install their own OC software. Really, at the end of it all, though, the...

GIGABYTE Radeon HD 5870 Graphics Card in CrossFire X

As our third retail HD 5870 rolled into the labs it was time to check out CrossFire X. Some may wonder what CrossFire X is. Well, it's like CrossFire, but with an X. On a serious note, though, in a single GPU setup it means we're going to be dealing with three cards today. If you're packing a dual GPU setup it tends to mean you're dealing with four GPUs which is something we intend to attack when the HD 5870 X2 shows up on our door step. Since we already know how a stock HD 5870 is going to...

Zotac GTS 250 AMP! graphics card

The G92 core has been around for a while now with Nvidia utilising the GPU in a number of different cards making sure to keep renaming though so as give the illusion of a new product altogether. The core has evolved from the 8800GT to the 9800GTX+ right up to the GTS 250. This latest card uses a 55nm process tapping into both the heat and power consumption reductions combined with decent overclocking scope. So, as Zotac are prone to doing, they took the original GTS 250, used their...

Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 1GB Graphics Card

For a while we saw a flurry of new NVIDIA cards while ATI kind of sat stagnant. That's stopped now with the release of the new HD 5800 series from the red team. Over the next few months we're going to see plenty of the HD 5870 we have with us today, along with the lower HD 5850 and the higher HD 5870 X2. Not only that, though, we're going to see companies like Sapphire, HIS, GIGABYTE, ASUS and more put their own spin on it, be it an Atomic or Toxic model or Turbo and TOP ones. What we think...

MSI Radeon HD 4890 Cyclone OC 1GB Graphics Card

Recently we've seen MSI really mix it up when it comes to graphics cards. We had a look at a GTX 260 from the company which came in under the new Lightning series. Under this same category we've recently seen the GTX 275 show up with it being the graphics card of choice at the recent MSI overclocking championships. While the Lightning series seems to be reserved for the NVIDIA cards, ATI models haven't been left without. The HD 4890 we're looking at sits in the new Cyclone series. Within the...

BFG’s GTX 295 H2OC: Water-Cooled Graphics

In a market where dual-GPU, single-PCB graphics cards are readily available from most major OEMs, product manufacturers are increasingly turning to water cooling as a way to differentiate their products and out-maneuver their competitors. The superior thermal characteristics of liquid cooling allows companies like BFG to hit higher core / memory clocks than they might using air alone. However, H2O-reliant high-end video cards cater to an even smaller slice of the market—specifically, those...

VisionTek HD 3650 AGP

I am sure there are plenty of you out there who are trying to get that last year out of your old AGP machine. While the CPU's may be many years out of date, you can still try to make it just a little bit longer with a new graphics card. If you fall into this category then VisionTek has your back. They have managed to convert the PCIE native signal from the 3650 and convert it into one that works with the AGP bus, but what happens if you don't fall into this category? Perhaps you want to gain...

Galaxy GeForce GTX 295 Single PCB Overclocked Graphics Card

We understand that you don't have to like the price, but you have to love the power that the NVIDIA GPU offers. What tends to happen though with these high-end video card models from NVIDIA is that very few companies mix it up. Even though the video card has clearly been around the block a few times, it continues to be the fastest video card on the market and Galaxy decided to mix it up even more to get our, err… performance buds tingling even more. We saw the press release about the GTX...

ASUS Radeon HD 4890 Formula Graphics Card

Today we will be having a look at a Radeon HD 4890 from ASUS which falls into the Formula series of video cards. With some pretty impressive versions of this GPU out lately already, ASUS will have to offer us something that stands out from the pack, if they want to be considered by potential buyers. What we will do though before we have a closer look at the card is see the package and dive inside the bundle and from there we'll have a closer look at the card to see what exactly ASUS has...

Inno3D GeForce GTS 250 iChiLL FreezerX 1GB Graphics Card

It really does seem weird to be looking at models which are considered quite old now. The funny thing is that while the GTS 250 might have been out for a while, it's still a very current model. A few years ago this wouldn't have been much of a surprise, but with the recent releases of so many cards over the past 18 months it just seems funny that the GTS 250 is still a very current model. Today we'll be looking at a card from Inno3D and like most companies they've really been able to mix it...

Weekend Review Roundup for 25th of May!

It has been a busy weekend as usual! so here's a great list of new reviews from around the world! We've been doing a lot of work on the site also as you have probably noticed, stay tuned for lots of new reviews and how-to articles! Components OCZ Apex 120GB SSD at CDRInfo ECS A790GXM-AD3 Motherboard at t-break: Tech Albatron Nvidia 8400GS 256MB PCI Video Card at PCShopTalk Super Talent UltraDrive ME 64GB MLC SSD Benchmarks at Legit Reviews Sapphire HD 4770 512MB Video Card at...