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After the Radeon HD 5800s and 5700s, it's over to the Radeon HD 5970 to make its appearance. A bi-GPU Radeon HD 5800 model, it confirms AMD's domination at the high-end of the graphics card market. |
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AMD is keeping up the pressure, now rolling out its DirectX 11 graphics cards in the mid-range with the Radeon HD 5700s. Are they about to shake up this ultra-competitive segment? |
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With the launch of Windows 7 we wanted to have a look at how the new OS from Microsoft performs with games and check if the graphics drivers are ready, including in bi-GPU mode. |
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NVIDIA used its GPU Technology Conference to lift a corner of the veil on its forthcoming GPU architecture, Fermi, that looks to be a very promising development! |
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AMD is ushering in the DirectX 11 generation with the Radeon HD 5800s. More features, performances and lower power consumption. Full of promise then, but is it borne out? |
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With quad-core CPUs becoming more common, we wanted to have a look at how they're put to use in games and also what impact AMD and NVIDIA drivers have. |
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In May, Sapphire announced the Radeon HD 4890 Atomic, equipped with a GPU clocked at no less than 1 GHz against 850 MHz for the standard version. Does it outdo the GeForce GTX 285? |
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After the Radeon HD 4890, AMD now has the mid-range in its sights with a new GPU engraved at 40 nm and is setting out its stall in terms of a new definition of what you get for your money in this segment. |
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