"GRAPHICS CARD" content on TweakTown - Page 20

ATI strap two HD 5870 cores onto a PCB and release a new model labeled HD 5970. Do we love it? - There's only one way to find out.

MSI has attacked the new low end GT 240 by overclocking it. Can the new 40nm, GDDR5 low end model do anything for us?

We have a look at the new Razor series from Galaxy. How does the older GTX 260+ cope on our new Windows 7 testbed?

New games, DirectX 11 and Windows 7. Let's see how the Vapor-X OC HD 5870 from Sapphire handles our new benchmark lineup.

We talk about our decision to move away from XP and Vista testing in our graphics card reviews and to use Windows 7 exclusively.

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.

We get another HD 5770 and figure we should CrossFire it up with the one we already have. How do the numbers look with HIS' HD 5770 in tandem?

AMD has just released a new ATI Catalyst 9.10 driver for Radeon graphics cards - we check out performance under Vista.

and just the usual bug fixes this time around.

We mentioned that GIGABYTE had added the GTX 275 Super Overclock series, we see if it can leave a mark like the GTX 265 did.

Adding to the fray of SLI supporting game titles.

With our second HD 5850 on hand we take the time to see what happens when we CrossFire the new well priced ATI option.

Already impressed with the ATI Radeon HD 5770 video card, we wonder if the HD 5750 can have the same effect on us. Let's take the time to find out!

The new mid-range options from ATI arrive - we have a look at the HD 5770 model from Sapphire, can it impress?

Palit strap the "Sonic Edition" name to the NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 and we wonder how exactly that's going to work - can it impress us?

We have a look at Galaxy's version of the new low-end GPU video card model from NVIDIA, the GeForce GT 220. Any good? Read on!

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.

harnessing H.D.T. tech - looks the goods.

We fire up Overdrive and see if we can get the sliders all the way to 900MHz / 5200MHz QDR up from the stock 850MHz / 4800MHz QDR setup!

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

GIGABYTE is our third retail HD 5870 in hand and we celebrate by pairing it with another two to find out what CrossFire X performance is like.

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.

GIGABYTE pump the GTX 260 full of steroids and launch the companies new Super Overclock series, we check it out.

Today we have a look at the new top dawg HD 5870 model and compare it directly against the HD 4890 to find out just what kind of improvements we get.

The only thing better than one HD 5870 is two at the moment, so we slide two into our X58 testbed and see how they play together.