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Going in depth on an often misunderstood and disregarded setting to show gamers why they should enable triple buffering.
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It's a great time to buy a GPU, especially if you're in the market for an AMD part. Prices are low and performance is high.
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AMD released a new version of the AVIVO Video Converter and has support for GPU acceleration of Cyberlink's transcoder. Let's take a look at what we get.
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As a company who has been making stereo drivers for a while, iZ3D offers a hardware solution that in many ways gives NVIDIA's GeForce 3D Vision some competition. But does it really have what it takes?
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Today we round out our overclocking coverage by testing the GTX 275 and turning up it's core memory and shader clocks. Find out how competitive it is with Radeon 4890.
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At Computex, AMD has demonstrated working next generation DX11 hardware and shows of their first wafer of codename Evergreen parts.
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NVIDIA finally delivered on its promise to release Ion products in 2009. It first started with Acer's Aspire Revo but now Zotac is taking care of the enthusiast community with the first mini-ITX motherboard based on the Ion platform. And it's pretty cool.
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We spend a lot of time giving our readers our opinions about different features, but this time we're asking for your input as well.
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We push the limits of the new Radeon HD 4890 and see how it performs. Memory and core overclocking are both investigated.
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AMD introduces the 40nm RV740 based Radeon HD 4770 raising the bar for parts near the highest volume price point.
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Today we have a new add-in board coprocessor in town. Caustic Graphics has announced their CausticOne hardware and CausticGL API which will enable hardware accelerated raytracing.
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Two new GPUs at the $250 price point battle it out. Guess what? Both GPUs perform about the same. We take this opportunity to go through and evaluate the current state of PhysX and CUDA on NVIDIA GPUs as well.
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First it was the 8800 GT, then the 8800 GTS 512, then the 9800 GT then the 9800 GTX and shrunk down to the 9800 GTX+. Now it's the GeForce GTS 250. Architecturally no different than the G92 parts that came before it, the only change here is a smaller, cooler PCB and more memory on board.
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We round out our series on multiGPU performance with a look at 4-way SLI and CrossFire. Who will come out on top? The answer will surprise you.
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For those who want the most graphics power they can pack in to a computer, 3-way multiGPU technology can seem very attractive. But is the Siren call of the solution really viable on the desktop?
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With both AMD and NVIDIA fully invested in both single and multiple card multiGPU solutions, we have dedicated some time to testing the landscape starting with two GPU configurations.