"RADEON" content on TweakTown - Page 15

The Eyefinity6 that we've known about for months is finally here. Let's check it out at 5760 x 1200.

No price drops coming, for now.

The HD 5870 and HD 5970 we see today are quite different to the ones we saw at the launch of the model. Step inside and we'll explain why.

AMD has just released a new ATI Catalyst 10.3 driver for Radeon graphics cards - we check out performance under Windows 7.

*BIG* performance improvement list.

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

The HD 5870 gets struck with lightning. But is it just a fancy title to the card or something we actually want to own?

Our first retail HD 5830 arrives and we take the time to Crossfire the model with our reference one. Not all is rosy, though!

Reminiscing of the X800 days.

4GB of RAM, big clock increases and big price.

ATI round off the HD 5800 series with a more budget orientated model. Does budget mean slow, though? Let's find out.

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!

Sapphire has already given the HD 5870 the TOXIC treatment. Today the same happens to the HD 5850.

GIGABYTE has bumped up the core MHz today. We see how high it's gone and if it offers us a useable improvement.

AMD has just released a new ATI Catalyst 10.2 driver for Radeon graphics cards - we check out performance under Windows 7.

Delivers 1-2 Punch with enhanced Crossfire support.

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

Even better support across the board.

Today we give you a peek at what to expect from the next two sets of Catalyst drivers, the 10.2s and 10.3s.

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.

ATI seem to be holding back retail HD 5830s. Why?!

It's been a while since we've seen something from PowerColor, but they reintroduce themselves to us today with a great looking HD 5870.

And wedges 2GB of memory into it.

And looks to run a higher core clock than HD 5850.