"DX11" content on TweakTown - Page 2

What would've happened if the GTX 480 launched at the same clocks, but with the 512 Shaders like we thought it would have had?

So, the GTX 580 is too expensive, but you want an NVIDIA video card? - The GTX 570 could be the goods. Let's see what Gainward are offering in this GLH version.

We've already seen that the GTX 580 can offer some serious performance, but let's see what happens when we bump up the voltage.

It's nice to know that someone out there made the effort to get us a GTX 580, even if it wasn't NVIDIA.

The GTX 580 might be here, but companies have only just begun to really get stuck into the GTX 480. We check out the GIGABYTE Super Overclock version; a series we've grown to love.

Lightning continues to strike from MSI. Today we find out if it can strike again with the GTX 480 variant of the series.

Lantic show us a HD 6870. We pair it with another and then overclock them both. Hold on to your hats!

We get our hands on a HD 6850 that carries the reference 960 Shaders. Let's compare this to our 1120 Shader sample.

We try and see what tricks we can pull with Sapphire's TRIXX OC software on the Sapphire HD 6870.

We begin to get down and dirty with the HD 6800 series. First we start with the HIS HD 6850 running a BIOS with 1120 Shaders (vs. the reference 960).

We've checked out the HD 6850 in CF and since we've got another HD 6870 from HIS, it's time to turn our attention to the bigger brother in tandem.

Having checked out both the new HD 6850 and HD 6870 cards separately, it's now time to turn our attention to other areas of interest with the new models. First up? Some HD 6850 Crossfire goodness thanks...

Joining the launch of the HD 6870 today is its little brother in the HD 6850. Let's take a ride in Sapphire style and see if it can impress.

We check out the big brother to the new HD 6850 that's also been launched today; the HD 6870. Where's it sit and how's it go?

We send the GTS 450 from Gainward into the depths of hell by pairing up two of these 930MHz bad boys!

AMD shows off their Llano APU - running AvP with DX11.

Palit show us another GTS 450. This one's a little different coming in at only half the height of the standard model, which could be more accommodating for some.

AMD give some thoughts on NVIDIA - is actually very fair and calm.

Today we see the Black treatment given to the ECS GTS 450. Let's skip the stock clocks and push it to its limits!

We look at the GIGABYTE GTS 450 OC with the new Windforce cooler. Let's see how it performs.

We see if we can make the GTX 480 Super OC from Galaxy the Super Duper OC by overclocking it further.

Galaxy make the fastest single GPU card faster. The question we ask is whether or not they can also make it better.

Already impressed with what the GTS 450 in SLI offers, we see what our Galaxy offerings do when we ramp up the clocks further.

That time has come for the latest, most talked about video cards from NVIDIA where we pair the Galaxy GTS 450 Super OC with another one and see what happens.

Alongside the launch of the new GTS 450, NVIDIA give us a brand new driver that's supposed to yield good gains. Let's put it to the test and see if that holds true.

Palit stamp the Sonic Platinum logo on the GTS 450 and we've got to say, these stock clocks...wow!

We've heard rumors about good GTS 450 overclocking. Today we find out if they're true with the MSI Cyclone.

The GTS 450 is looking the goods already. Let's see what the Cyclone version from MSI can do for us.

Today we have a look at the new GTS 450 from Galaxy, carrying with it the Super OC tag which has impressed in the past.

We check out a very mean GTX 460 from ECS. The question is, can it stand up amongst this tough competition?

The HAWK has always been about the overclock, and this article wouldn't be here unless we had something special to show you.

The HD 5770 HAWK is the best version of the model to date. Can the HAWK series do the same for the GTX 460?

We look at another Super Overclock card from GIGABYTE. This one's a little meaner than the HD 5770, though.

We partner the GTX 460 GLH version from Gainward with another 800MHz card. How does hell go, we wonder?

Already impressed with what SLI'd GTX 460s can do, we see what happens when we further add some overclocking into the mix.

We SLI the new King of Value video cards from NVIDIA. Is this a setup you should be looking at?

Sapphire HD 5830 1GB and MSI GTX 460 768MB Cyclone; both priced at $210 U.S. - Where should your money go?

Already impressed with the 768MB version of the GTX 460 Cyclone from MSI, today we check out the 1GB version.

Palit has already set the bar high with a 800MHz stock clock. We see if we can raise it even higher today.

Another day, another GTX 460. NVIDIA partners seem to love this model as much as us. Let's check out the Super OC Galaxy one today.

We know about the Sonic series from Palit, but what about the Sonic Platinum? Let's see what it means for the GTX 460.

There's more to the 1GB version of the GTX 460 than extra memory. Let's have a closer look at the GIGABYTE version.

We check out the new GTX 460. The first one we're looking at is the MSI 768MB version which is part of the Cyclone series.

They told us what we should be able to get, we laughed, cried and ended up shocked. The GTX 465 with Voltage Adjustment Overclocked!

They told us what we should be able to get; we laughed, cried and ended up shocked. The GTX 465 with Voltage Adjustment Overclocked right here folks!

The latest 400 series video card from NVIDIA meets with MSI and its Twin Frozr II cooler we've grown to love.

It has been a long time since we've seen something from Gainward. Let's see how the ol' Golden Sample series is going.

$500 and a love for PhysX? - Which option is the better way to go; a single GTX 480, or a GTX 470 with a dedicated GTX 260 picked up second hand?