ATI Has Shipped 25 Million DirectX 11 GPUs
According to AMD, over 25 million DirectX 11 GPUs have been shipped since it September last year.
AMD Announces ATI Brand Transition
The company announced that it will transition the ATI brand to AMD with the first products to carry the AMD Radeon brand to be launched later this year.
XFX Introduces ATI Radeon HD 5970 4GB Black Edition Graphics Card
XFX releases the ATI Radeon HD 5970 4GB Black Edition Graphics Card with a customized P-90-themed LAN bag designed for organizing peripherals. The XFX ATI Radeon HD 5970 also features six Mini-Display port outlets which enable you to run up to six displays with ATI's Eyefinity technology.
ASUS Ares - God of War Cometh
Named after the Greek god of warfare and bloodshed, the ASUS Ares packs twin Radeon HD 5870 GPUs running in full speed on a single graphics card for unparalleled graphics processing power.
AMD to Retire ATI Brand?
According to rumors, AMD might be retire the ATI brand this year and sell processor and GPUs under the same name.
ATI Mocks Fermi's High Operating Temperatures and Power Draw
ATI has made a lighthearted video to make fun of Fermi's high operating temperatures and power draw.
Starcraft 2 Multiplayer GPU Performance Analysis
After a decade long wait, Starcraft 2 is finally here, but are you worried your system can't cope, or are you not sure what graphics card to get to maximize the game? Fret not, we ran Starcraft 2 with the latest graphics cards in the most intense multiplayer scenario to see what kind of performance it garners.
AMD Shipped More Graphics Chips than NVIDIA Last Quarter
It should come as no surprise for anyone who's following the graphics market, but AMD/ATI shipped more graphics processors than rival NVIDIA last quarter.
ATI Radeon HD 5830 - Plugging The Performance Gap, Again
ATI recognizes that there's a substantial gulf between the Radeon HD 5850 and the HD 5770, and so it has come up with the Radeon HD 5830 in hopes of addressing that performance gap. We review three options from Gigabyte, HIS and MSI.