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Yesterday, when we wrote about the MSI GX70 gaming notebook, we mentioned that for all the might of the Richland AMD A10-5750M, the APU didn't have the best possible integrated GPU, despite it being much better than anything Intel offered. So a discrete graphics card has been added as well. Said disc... [read more >>] It was just the other day that we posted photos of the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 and 770 graphics cards, and now we can share the actual roadmap of the enthusiast GeForce line. Most of the cards in the collection have already made their appearance. The GTX 670, 660 Ti and 680 are old news by now. Verily, t... [read more >>] Often something unexpected happens, even on the IT market, and Advanced Micro Devices has definitely taken the world by surprise when it leaked the specifications of the flagship Volcanic Islands GPU. The Sea Islands range of graphics processing units will power the Radeon HD 8000 series graphics cards, a... [read more >>] Intel's integrated HD processors, included in the Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge central processing unit series, have always been the underdog on the graphics market, but times are changing.
That isn't to say that Chipzilla has finally invented a graphics core that can measure up to AMD's Rade... [read more >>] Yesterday, we only made a brief mention of the latest iteration of the GeForce GTX Titan graphics card, since the board, while it had shown up online, hadn't been formally unveiled yet.
Now it has, and we dare say it definitely has what it needs to justify the name GeForce GTX Titan AMP! Edition.
Th... [read more >>] The rumors of Advanced Micro Devices having chosen April 24, 2013 as the launch day for the Radeon HD 7990 “Malta” graphics card have proven true: the dual-Tahiti adapter is now out.
Setting aside the technical specifications for the moment, there are things that may stir admiration and satisf... [read more >>] The GeForce GTX Titan has made the news so often that we've seen all rumored, future high-end NVIDIA cards be called a variation of the name: Titan LE for a slower version, Titan Ultra for a better one.
The Titan LE is a particularly curious case, due to the shifting beliefs about its actual name. In... [read more >>] This past weekend, we found out what the exact specifications of the newest and greatest upcoming AMD graphics card were. Now we get to follow up on that with some benchmark test results.
The following are the results of the card being tested and compared against NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 690 dual-GPU boa... [read more >>] There might once have been uncertainty as to whether or not Advanced Micro Devices would ever actually release a dual-GPU Radeon HD 7000 graphics card, but there is no doubt left now. The estimated arrival date, for one, is no longer estimated. It is a sure thing: April 24, 2013, which means Tuesday, four... [read more >>] Micro-Star International has just made the rather odd claim that it has released the first 27-inch gaming all-in-one PC in the world. Since AiOs have been around for ages, we suspect the word “gaming” is very important, since gaming AiOs are actually rare. The name of the new system is AG2712, ... [read more >>] |
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 A cutdown version of HD 7750, it has a custom cooler and three display ports |  It is, naturally, based on the Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture |  It significantly cuts down on costs and makes things more flexible |  The high-end graphics adapter has a single-slot waterblock on |  The high-end graphics card will be based on a refreshed Kepler GPU |  AMD might just skip Sea Islands entirely and go Volcanic around Christmas |  The fourth-generation iGP in Haswell CPUs is twice as fast as HD 4000 |  The video board has been formally released by the company |  It will fill the gap between Radeon HD 7670 and HD 7750 |  It is an upper-level video card for those who want a balance between performance and price |  The consumer base may find itself unable to decide between admiration and disappointment | |
|  The whole GeForce 700 lineup will arrive in late May |  It is a device with the ability to solder on reference GTC Titan cards |  With the specifications already out, it was just a matter of time before this happened |  Raja Koduri has returned to Advanced Micro Devices to help turn it around |  The adapter has two Tahiti XT graphics processing units |  It rather predictably pairs an Intel high-end CPU with NVIDIA graphics |
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