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The HD 6870 from HIS gets both the IceQ X and TurboX treatment to create what looks to be one of the best HD 6870s we've tested. Let's find out for sure!

So you bought a HD 6970 2GB when it launched, and you're now wondering if you should partner it with a HD 6990 4GB? - We tell you if you should!

HIS send us a HD 6990 and we see what kind of overclock we can achieve with the fan set to Auto.

With some extra juice having already been pumped into the HD 6950, it's time to see what the big brother does with that extra juice.

HIS was quick out of the gate with the HD 6870 Turbo and today the HD 6970 gets the same treatment. Is it worth paying extra for the overclock?

It doesn't carry the same price tag as its big brother, but packs some good performance. How's the HD 6950 go when we Crossfire it?

HIS bring something a little different to the table. Let us tell you what makes this model so special.

You're not running 4.2GHz on a $1,000 CPU? That's cool - Let's see how this $400 VGA setup runs at different clock speeds.

With 960 Shader HD 6850s in Crossfire looked at earlier this week, it's now time to see what happens when we overclock these puppies.

We have our hands on a pair of HD 6850s which carry the correct 960 Shader count. We finally test HD 6850s in Crossfire properly.

HIS is the first company to bring us a pre-overclocked HD 6800 series card. It comes in the form of the higher end HD 6870 and falls into the Turbo series.

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...

HIS show us the new GDDR5 HD 5550 and HD 5570. What are our thoughts on the changes made? Step inside and see.

The last of the Turbo HD 5800 series is looked at from HIS. This time it's the more budget focused HD 5830.

Another Turbo model arrives from HIS and this time it's based on the HD 5850. Let's take the time to check it out in our new benchmark line-up.

The Turbo series from HIS begins to make an appearance and the first model to get the treatment is the HD 5870.

We throw another HD 5570 in the testbed to see how this budget CrossFire setup goes in our games.

Another HD 5450 arrived and Shane decides to overclock it; because he can!

Recently we looked at an IceQ+ HD 5750. Today we look at the more budget orientated HD 5670 in the same series.

We've missed the IceQ+ series for a while. Today we see the latest model to come in under this well known series, the mid-range HD 5750.

Another HD 5700 series card makes its way through the door. This time it's a HD 5770 from HIS. Let's see how it goes.

HIS has now taken the time to jazz up the latest mid-range model from ATI. We see what they've done with this HD 5750 today.

With the high end HD 5870 already looked at in a number of ways, this time we check out the HD 5850 which carries with it a lower price tag.

Another HD 5870 arrives, this time from HIS. Today we have a look at how it compares against the two top NVIDIA cards, the GTX 285 and GTX 295.

The 5800s are almost ready to go mainstream but the HD 4890 is still a very real card. We check out what HIS has done with it today.

Great for HTPCs or SFF PCs.

New Contest from HIS and TechPowerUp.

HIS expands their Turbo line-up of cards to include the new HD 4890. We take a closer look at it today.

ATI pricing has become very aggressive over the past few months. We see how the HD 4870 IceQ4+ TURBO is looking amongst the competition.

the long-standing ICEQ series is back.