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First Looks: XFX Radeon HD 4890 XXX Edition
XFX, who now also churns out ATI cards, presents us with the latest Radeon HD 4890 XXX Edition. We check to see if it is deserving of the XXX badge.
Calling Reinforcements - ATI Radeon HD 4770 in CrossFireX
We seek to answer a question that's on every prospective graphics card buyer's mind: "Which is better? A single Radeon HD 4890 or two Radeon HD 4770 in CrossFireX?" Well, ponder no more and head right in for a detailed and interesting comparison.
World Exclusive: MSI N260GTX Lightning Black Edition
The GeForce GTX 260 might not be the newest kid on the block now, but MSI's latest take is a sight to behold. Featuring military-grade, high durability components, the MSI N260GTX Lightning is set to be the fastest GTX 260 card we've seen yet. Join us as we uncover the military secrets behind this graphics card behemoth.
Graphics for the Recession - ATI Radeon HD 4770
While NVIDIA continues churning out hyper-fast cards, ATI is continuing its forays into the mainstream market, constantly putting out mid-range cards that offer bang-for-buck. We take a look at their latest offering the ATI Radeon HD 4770 to see if its the ultimate value-for-money graphics card for the discerning gamer.
Back in the Fray - ATI Radeon HD 4890
After months of inactivity, ATI finally sprung back into action with its latest offering - the Radeon HD 4890. Boosting higher clock speeds and promising faster, better performance, can it successfully deliver a knock-out blow to its arch-rival, NVIDIA? Join us as we find out with a trio of the newcomers from ASUS, PowerColor and Sapphire.
The Striker - NVIDIA's New GeForce GTX 275
Never one to sit back, NVIDIA responded swiftly with their new GeForce GTX 275 model to counter the Radeon HD 4890, which was only released earlier today. Boasting specifications that lie between a GeForce GTX 285 and GTX 260 Core 216, the battle between green and red just got a little hotter.
Copper Boost - Gigabyte GeForce GTS 250
In order to differentiate itself from the competition and to breathe some life into the rather uninteresting GeForce GTS 250 SKU, Gigabyte has taken some of their motherboard know-how and transferred it onto their graphics cards. We investigate to see if it really works, or if it's just gimmickry.
Custom Cooler at Last - Palit GeForce GTX 260 Sonic 216 SP
We've long lamented how NVIDIA's GTX 200 series of cards need customized coolers to spice things up and at the same time keep the card running cooler. Thankfully, our prayers have finally been answered by Palit with their new GeForce GTX 260 Sonic 216 SP. Join us as we take the card into the hallowed halls of our labs to see if the dual-fan cooler does any good.
Remixing the G92 - NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250
NVIDIA has gone back to its old ways, back in the act of rebranding old cards and passing them off as new ones. The recently announced GeForce GTS 250 is actually a GeForce 9800 GTX+ with a fancy new name. However, NVIDIA has tweaked it a little and we check it out to see if it brings anything new to the mid to high-end segment.
Fast and Furious - GeForce GTX 285 Duel
With the new GeForce GTX 285 firmly cementing its place as the fastest GPU on the planet, we take a look at closer look at some of the fastest GeForce GTX 285 cards money can buy. Featuring contenders from heavyweights ASUS and MSI, this is going to get dirty.
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The Palit GeForce GTX 770 JetStream 4GB runs at core and memory clock speeds of 1046MHz and 7010MHz DDR respectively.
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The Palit GeForce GTX 770 JetStream 2GB runs at core and memory clock speeds of 1150MHz and 7010MHz DDR respectively.
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Palit's GeForce GTX 770 Jetstream OC boasts a factory overclock of 1150MHz (104MHz over reference) with memory remaining at the default 7012...
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MSI's GeForce GTX 770 Lightning OC boasts a factory overclock of 1150MHz (104MHz over the reference design) with memory remaining at the def...
