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Something old something new in Intel's latest Arc driver update Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty support as well as a BioShock Infinite boost.

Intel delivers another milestone driver update for the Intel Arc A750, this time focusing on DirectX 11 performance in games like Overwatch 2.

Blizzard have announced that they will be ending support for DX9 and 32-bit systems this summer.

Hitman is one of the first games with DirectX 12 functionality, and we put its performance to the test on a variety of AMD and NVIDIA hardware.

Microsoft detailed some of the improvements they've made to Shader Model 6.0 over the previous iteration at GDC 2016. It's not ready yet, but soon.

The Division is finally here, and we take a deep dive into just how well, or not well, it performs on a variety of hardware.

DirectX 12 games will eventually be 400-500% faster than DX11 games, according to the CEO of Stardock.

BioShock Infinite to have very awesome PC support.

Sleeping Dogs will ship with perks for Team Fortress 2 players, as well as DX11 and more PC graphics.

DirectX 11.1 specifications are here!

Crysis 2 DX11 patch out.

ASUS offer us the red pill or blue pill; we take the red one and enter the MATRIX with the latest GTX 580 from ASUS.

Crysis 2 gets DX11 patch in just under a week.

As if the Lightning series wasn't Xtreme enough already, MSI Xtreme the GTX 580 even more with the Lightning Xtreme Edition.

The HD 6770 launch was so quiet that I didn't even hear about it. With a sample now in hand, though, let's check this new model out.

ASUS slap the DirectCU II cooler on the new GTX 560 and give it a strong overclock. Let's find out just how strong it is.

MSI give the new GTX 560 the Twin Frozr II treatment. We check out the latest NVIDIA release from MSI.

NVIDIA launch a new 500 series card to sit between the GTX 550 Ti and GTX 560 Ti. We look at the GTX 560.

With recent high end Lightning models looked at, we now check out the more budget friendly GTX 560 Ti HAWK.

We check out the first TOP card in a long time from ASUS with the DirectCU version of the GTX 550 Ti.

Nvidia shows off newest GPU, will wow your WoWs.

It's been a long time since we've seen a card from XFX, but we welcome them back with open arms as we slip the Black Edition HD 6870 into our testbed.

The fastest single GPU card on the market gets a little faster thanks to MSI. Whats this Lightning version offer us?

NVIDIA today releases its new dual GPU card - the GTX 590. We look at the ASUS version to kick things off. Hot or not?

We SLI the Palit GTX 550 Ti to give us a total combined core speed of 2GHz. How's the new mid-range model go in SLI?

Gainward crank the clocks up on the new GTX 550 Ti to 1GHz on the core. What's it do for performance?

NVIDIA release a new mid-range card. So who should be looking at the GTX 550 Ti? - We'll tell you!

To compete with the GTX 560 Ti, Sapphire offer us a 1GB version of the much loved HD 6950. Is it what the camp needs?

We check out the latest Phantom series from Gainward in the form of the high end NVIDIA GTX 570. What are our thoughts on the new series?

The first card to get the HAWK label from MSI in the new 6000 series is the HD 6870. Let's see if it deserves it.

It's time to see what happens when we put two of these new mid-range beasts together. Let's check out the GTX 560 Ti in SLI.

Another GTX 560 Ti comes in and we fire up the overclocking software, give it more voltage, and more clocks - Sounds like a good time!

How golden is the Golden Sample GTX 560 Ti from Gainward? There's only one way to find out.

MSI freezes the GTX 560 Ti with its Twin Frozr II cooler. We see how the card goes with the iconic cooler from MSI.

The ForceWare driver set gets a new release - We examine it under Windows 7 with a bunch of NVIDIA cards.

NVIDIA release a new model and we want to know one thing - Can the GTX 560 Ti impress us like the GTX 460? It has big shoes to fill.

We get our hands on a reference GTX 570 from MSI and see how it compares to a bunch of other cards.

MSI GTX 580 in SLI Overclocked? Why? Because we can, and because you can never have too much power!

We wonder what GTX 580 to the power of 2 creates - We figure it's a bucket load of FPS, but let's find out for sure.

We take hell to another level by checking out the GTX 570 GLH again, except this time overclocking it even more.

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.