While new product announcements bring plenty of welcome press and, in some cases, thoughts of even more powerful portable gaming bliss Nvidia’s latest moves may just have you scratching your head. Their new GTX 280M mobile GPU is, in actuality,…
Read more Nvidia GTX 280M, Not So New Actually
The enthusiast prides himself on his knowledge of all manner of gadgetry, especially when it comes to things that bring them performance benefits. In comes Nvidia’s GeForce GTS 250 which does its magic using a chip design that has been…
Read more Nvidia GeForce GTS 250 Launched, Things Get Even More Confusing
As time goes on, and in the PC world it goes by rather quickly, what was once high-end is now fodder for those that are content with mid-range products. ASUS’ GeForce GTX 260 and their Radeon HD 4870 Dark Knight…
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The lowly notebook has a heck of a time trying to balance the portability aspect with the demands of a power user. In comes the pedestrianly named Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Sa3650 laptop computer which comes with the capability to augment…
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In the unmerciful pursuit of all things speedy you’ve no doubt come across the multi-GPU approach as a quick and dirty way to get more gaming performance. NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 295 uses that very approach in a single card package…
Read more NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 Quad SLI, When Two GPUs Just Isn't Enough
ATI isn’t very comfortable sitting in second place to Nvidia in the “fastest graphics card” match up so they’re busy at work prepping their new Radeon HD 4890 or so the rumor mill would like for us all to believe….
It used to be that when you were choosing a mid-range to low-end graphics card you were getting some bottom of the barrel performance, now that has changed. Modders-Inc. has a look at the Sapphire Radeon HD 4670 graphics card…
Read more Sapphire Radeon HD 4670 GDDR4, Low-End Graphics With Some Kick
While it might be prudent for Nvidia and ATI to leave support for their chipsets to whatever random OEM is using them it doesn’t reflect all that well on them as companies. Perhaps Nvidia has seen the downsides to such…
Read more Nvidia Notebook Drivers Suddenly A Lot Less Annoying To Find Now
Intel’s Atom processor is a great choice for all of those low-power computing situations, such as that whole new netbook market that just so happens to lean on the chip quite heavily. Unfortunately the supporting chipset Intel offers isn’t very…
Read more Nvidia Ion, Beefing Up The Atom
There are times where you grab yourself a reference based graphics card and tweak it to your heart’s desire, enduring hours of painful system crashes while trying to get it to go as fast as you secretly know it can…
Read more BFGTech GeForce GTX 285 OCX, Overclocked Gaming Goodness
ATI’s insane driver development schedule continues with their release of Catalyst 9.1 drivers for their rather large lineup of video cards. There’s plenty of bug fixes and, most importantly, full OpenGL 3.0 support in this release.Grab your very own copy…
