"VGA" content on TweakTown - Page 8

official support for GTX 295, 285 and more.

As though the GTX 295 wasn't fast enough already, we take the time to overclock and find out just how powerful it can really be.

We're sure it's fast, but is it fast enough? - We look at the new GTX 295 from Gainward and see if it can take top honors.

We look at our second GTX 295 and have a closer look at how it compares to the HD 4870 X2.

With two GTX 295s in hand, there's only one thing we wanted to do; quad SLI them! - How'd we go? - Let's find out.

The 9800 GTX+ has never been a stand-out card for us, but we see what Leadtek has done with it and if they can find a way to make it shine.

No sign of an X2 yet, though.

and it's cool to the touch.

the confusion begins.

We take the time to look at the new HD 4830 and this particular one comes from MSI. Can it do anything to stand out from the pack?

compared directly to GTX 280.

Inno3D determined to market it before xssy.

Bringing full Steam support and much more.

Another show-off pack for GeForce 8800/9800/200's.

Dual-core GTX 295 launch not far away.

1.5.0 brings a host of fixes and new features.

Packed with features and high clock speeds.

Free switch-over to PCIe - mighty generous!

NVIDIA has just released one of its biggest driver releases in quite a while. We analyze them under XP and Vista today.

AMD has just released a new ATI Catalyst 8.11 driver for Radeon graphics cards - we check out performance under XP and Vista.

with 800MHz core / 3900MHz mem.

AMD has just released a new ATI Catalyst 8.10 driver for Radeon graphics cards - we check out performance under XP and Vista.

More basic rebranding tactics.

AMD slide hints at solid performer.

AMD has just released a new ATI Catalyst 8.9 driver for Radeon graphics cards - we check out performance under XP and Vista.

Plenty of bug fixes this time round.

AMD has just released a new ATI Catalyst 8.8 driver for Radeon graphics cards - we check out performance under XP and Vista.

I don't know what to type here; I'm too excited. HD 4870s! Two of them! - Inside. Click Click Click!

Already impressed with the HD 4870, we strap three of them into IBP's 4GHz rig and see what happens.

Shane is down at IBP AU, running up their power bill with four HD 4850s on the trusty 4GHz QX9650. How'd it all go?

AMD has just released a new ATI Catalyst 8.6 driver for Radeon graphics cards - we check out performance under XP and Vista.

We strap two HD 4850s into the 4GHz IBP rig and see what they're capable of when pitted against the NVIDIA bad boys.

We figured one GTX 280 was boring, so we decided to strap a second, then a third into the IBP rig to see how it fairs.