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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 - The Real Fermi Deal
The real deal is finally upon us. The GeForce GTX 580 with its 512 cores is finally here to strengthen NVIDIA's hold on the world's fastest single GPU card. How could we resist giving it a go then?
AMD Radeon HD 6850 CrossFireX Performance Analysis
Following up on our Radeon HD 6870 CrossFireX performance analysis, we finally got two Radeon HD 6850 cards to work properly in a CrossFireX configuration and we've got the full performance details charted in this article. Find out how it fares!
HIS HD 6870 Turbo - Turbocharged 6870
We continue our bevy of Northern Islands articles by checking out the HIS HD 6870 Turbo, one of the first factory overclocked Radeon HD 6870 cards to hit the market.
AMD Radeon HD 6870 CrossFireX Performance Analysis
The new AMD Northern Islands graphics cards have been launched to mostly positive reviews. Today we investigate how two Radeon HD 6870 cards will perform in a CrossFireX configuration.
AMD Radeon HD 6870 & HD 6850 - Northern Islands Ahoy!
AMD releases their next generation "Northern Islands" graphics cards, and as luck would have it, the Radeon HD 6870 and HD 6850 have washed up on our shores and into our labs. How can we resist benching them? Check out the full details!
GeForce GTS 450 Roundup Part 2 - New Additions Reviewed
It's been a month since the launch of the GeForce GTS 450 and NVIDIA's partners have come up with more custom editions. Today, we take a look at the five newest to hit the market from ECS, EVGA, Gigabyte, Leadtek and last but not least, Palit's ultra-compact card.
ASUS GeForce GT 430 - Can You Really Play Games with Budget Cards?
NVIDIA's entry-level GeForce GT 430 Fermi card has come to our labs in the form of ASUS' ENGT430. We put it to the test and at the same time answer the perennial question of can you really play games with entry-level graphics cards.
NVIDIA's Head Honchos Speak - Computing Trends and Platform Updates
We met with more than a dozen of NVIDIA's top executives at NVIDIA's GTC 2010 and covered quite a bit of updates from GP-GPU computing, Further CUDA notes, where general computing is heading, NVIDIA's processor strategy, Tesla and Tegra platform status and The Next Big Thing for consumers. Find out in this hard-hitting update!
The Coming of the GPU-Accelerated Web
The internet as we know it surely evolving and the GPU is getting in the game to notch up the web experience level. At the GPU Technology Conference 2010, NVIDIA and its partners touched on the subject of accelerating the web. We bring you highlights, complete with video demos on how hardware will make a difference to the web soon enough.
NVIDIA's Accelerated CUDA Momentum
With new announcements of CUDA accelerated applications from big titles like 3ds Max, MATLAB and more, NVIDIA proudly proclaims that they've put the power of CUDA within reach of every engineer, designer and researcher in the world. Plus, CUDA for x86 platforms is just around the corner! Details inside.
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