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The latest little addition to the Kepler family, the GeForce GTX 650 Ti, is Nvidia's response to the Radeon HD 7770. AMD however is in no mood to let itself be pushed around and the Radeon HD 7850 1 GB may well prove difficult competition. |
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With the GK106 introduced for the GTX 660, Nvidia is rolling Kepler out for gamers and looking to dislodge the Radeon HD 7800s. Upgrade, SLI option and the Asus DirectCU II TOP version are all discussed in this comprehensive report. |
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Nvidia is rolling out Kepler with the arrival of the GeForce GTX 660 Ti, which is very similar to the GTX 670. We have tested the reference version, the Asus DirectCU II TOP and the EVGA SuperClocked, without forgetting the new Radeon HD 7950. |
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To celebrate its half-year anniversary of the Radeon HD 7970, AMD has decided to revisit the specs. The idea behind the new GHz Edition model is clear: to outdo the GeForce GTX 680. |
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With lower energy consumption and performance levels very close to the GTX 680, the GeForce GTX 670 is well set to break the energy efficiency record! |
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While we were expecting AMD to come through first with a new bi-GPU graphics card, in fact Nvidia have drawn fastest with the ultra exclusive GTX 690 on sale for no less than €1000! |
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After three months of Radeon domination, NVIDIA has reacted with the GeForce GTX 680, introducing the first Kepler generation GPU and looking to surpass the Radeon HD 7970 without sending power consumption through the roof. |
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Following the Radeon HD 7900s and the 7700s, AMD has introduced the Radeon HD 7800s, designed for gamers looking for a decent compromise between price and performance. Let’s see what our full test reveals... |
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