"DX11" content on TweakTown - Page 3

The 257.15 driver from NVIDIA accidently gave ATI users the chance for PhysX. Let's take advantage of it.

What else can we do with the GTX 465? Oh yeah! Use it as a dedicated PhysX card alongside the mighty GTX 480.

Two GTX 465s at 700MHz core each; that's almost 100MHz overclock on the core. What has it done for us this time around?

We've looked at it in single stock form and single overclocked form. Today we combine two and see what the GTX 465 does in tandem.

APU actually up and running a DX11 game.

The GTX 465 for us really hits the spot. Can we get even more excited with its OC potential?

The GTX 400 series just became a bit more affordable. But do we care? Is the GTX 465 something we even want? Let's find that out now.

GTX 470 SLI is impressive, but we kick it up a notch higher by overclocking these two bad boys. Can it take top honors?

Llano for mainstream; Ontario for low power netbook crowd.

With two GTX 470s on hand it's time to get some SLI action happening. What do we think of our first GTX 400 SLI experience?

NVIDIA has just released a new ForceWare driver for GeForce graphics cards - We check out performance under Windows 7.

It's Palits time to attack the GTX 470 with a new cooler. Let's see how well it stands out against the reference design.

He's on a mission to break 800MHz Core. Can it be done with the Galaxy GTX 470 GC and Xtreme Tuner HD software? Step inside and find out!

Galaxy is the first company we've seen attack the GTX 470. Have they managed to improve on the reference design?

And stock levels sound promising.

With a new PhysX mod available we see how a GTX 480 as a PhysX card goes when combined with the world's fastest video card.

We've already attacked the GTX 480 with more voltage. Thanks to a new Afterburner release from MSI, it's the GTX 470s time to wind up.

I punish the GeForce GTX 480 with more voltage; and my ear drums with the fan speed set to 100%!

Our first GTX 480 arrives and it's a sexy looking retail one. Let's see how the GIGABYTE GTX 480 looks and goes.

Couple FTW water-cooled models on offer.

The GTX 470 might run hot and loud, but Shane doesn't care as he overclocks this sucker to see what extra there is on tap.

It's here! But was it worth the wait? Shane sits down with the GTX 470 and let's us know what he thinks.

No price drops coming, for now.

In preparation for Fermi launch.

Creating hype for the upcoming GTX 480/470.

To whet your appetite some more.

Hints on Fusion with DX11 support.

Shane Baxtor gets a clearer picture.

HD 4890 performance with DX11 and cheaper price.

By no means assured, but promising results!

Technology is moving rapidly forward, yet it seems that even as we get faster hardware we are still using the same basic applications and games.

But are they real? for December 2, 2009.

The DiRT2 demo is out and we take the built-in benchmark for a spin with the whole DX11 ATI lineup and see what's what.

But only a couple of flavors.

Heaven, Mecha and Ladybug.

Fancy graphics displayed early by Codemasters.

NVIDIAs Vice President of Product Marketing takes the time to answer some of our questions in detail. Find out what we asked and how they answered.

NV's first DX 11 GPU shaping up well.

Says they will do DX11 Better.

PC Games Hardware talks to Codemasters about it.

So far we have 2 confirmed, where are the others.

NVIDIA asks, AMD tells.