Editorials for 2009
Browse our Editorials section, featuring 9 items for 2009 curated from the Graphics Cards category. Dive into the latest releases, detailed buying guides, expert tips, performance benchmarks, and hands‑on reviews - everything you need to compare options, stay ahead of trends, and make the best informed choices. Also, learn about how TweakTown tests and reviews hardware.
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AMD gets back in the development game with OpenCL tools and drivers
December 16, 2009 | AMD is finally getting back in the game with the release of OpenCL tools and drivers. But are they too late to catch NVIDIA?
Kingpin Cooling Single GPU Competition with LN2 by Deanzo
November 30, 2009 | Today we will have a glimpse into the world of competitive overclocking as Deanzo takes part in one of these events.
AMD vs. NVIDIA - Are they even playing the same game?
November 27, 2009 | We all have our favorites in the GPU and CPU world, but when we compare them do we know what we are looking at?
Video Card Benchmarking - Goodbye Vista and XP, Hello Windows 7
November 5, 2009 | We talk about our decision to move away from XP and Vista testing in our graphics card reviews and to use Windows 7 exclusively.
NVIDIA DirectX 11 Questionnaire - A Response to AMD's Views
October 8, 2009 | 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.
ATI Catalyst vs. NVIDIA ForceWare VGA Performance in Win 7
August 14, 2009 | We know NVIDIA and ATI have both been working hard on Windows 7 drivers, but who's been working harder?
Windows 7 (Final OEM) vs. Windows Vista VGA Performance
August 10, 2009 | With the final OEM of Windows 7 installed, we see how its VGA performance compares to Windows Vista today.
Windows 7 vs. Vista VGA Performance Analysis
February 26, 2009 | We find out how Windows 7 VGA performance is coming along with a GTX 285 by comparing it to Vista.
The Fastest VGA Setups Examined
January 27, 2009 | Today CrossFireX, Quad SLI and Tri SLI are on the firing line. Let's take the time to look at the fastest VGA setups available.


