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Following its recent announcement regarding the decision to join AMD and design Radeon-powered graphics cards, XFX recently introduced its very first HD 4000-series-based GPU lineup. The company is now capable of providing its users with new video solutions based on the HD 4870, HD 4850, HD 4830, HD 4650 and HD 4350 ... |
6 January 2009
06:33 GMT |
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Back in late 2008, XFX, one of the largest manufacturers of NVIDIA-based graphics cards, announced that it would begin its collaboration with AMD's graphics subsidiary, ATI. Following the much-rumored announcement, the graphics card maker was expected to also debut its first ATI Radeon-based graphics cards, comi... |
5 January 2009
09:30 GMT |
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Taiwanese graphics card and motherboard maker ASUS has recently brought to market a series of graphics cards designed with a custom cooling solution, coming to provide computer enthusiasts with high levels of performance. Part of the company's high-end Matrix family, the GeForce 9600 GT, GeForce 9800 GT and Rade... |
19 November 2008
10:24 GMT |
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Although there is already talk of the next generation Radeon graphics cards, we do have to admit that AMD's currently available offer still draws the attention of many computer enthusiasts. As a matter of fact, major graphics card vendors have not yet finished coming up with different graphics cards designed to ... |
10 October 2008
11:33 GMT |
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Palit has just released the latest addition to its Radeon lineup of graphics cards, the new Radeon HD 4870 1GB Sonic Dual Edition. Aside from the long name and all that, the new card is essentially a factory-overclocked version of AMD's most recent single-chip flagship graphics card, equipped with a dual-fan cus... |
25 September 2008
04:10 GMT |
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It would seem that Sapphire is planning to detach itself from all the other AMD partners developing Radeon graphics cards. As we mentioned earlier today, the company is to introduce a new card designed to take advantage of AMD's 55nm RV7770-based HD 4870 graphics processor. The “Toxic” HD Radeo... |
16 September 2008
10:06 GMT |
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If you are planning to upgrade your desktop computer systems with one of the latest graphics cards on the market, and you haven't made a decision yet about which one to go for, then maybe you should consider waiting just a bit longer. That is because Sapphire, one of ATI's largest board partners, is about t... |
16 September 2008
05:16 GMT |
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When it comes to graphics cards, the biggest buzz in today's market has to be around AMD's high-end HD 4870 Radeon card, which was unveiled quite some time ago. Not that it performs better than NVIDIA's GTX 280 (a job that was left for the recently released HD 4870 X2), but rather because of its signif... |
22 August 2008
08:37 GMT |
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Not too long ago, just right after the release of AMD's latest Radeon HD 4000-series of graphics cards, a rather surprising announcement was made by the graphics firm Gainward. The company, which up to that moment had been one of NVIDIA's best board partners, decided to roll out a couple of new ATI Radeon-b... |
19 August 2008
11:10 GMT |
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Despite the fact that almost everybody in the IT business is talking about AMD's latest high-performance, dual-chip HD 4870 X2 graphics card, MSI has decided to unveil two new models based on NVIDIA's latest mainstream GPUs, the 9500GT and 9800GT, and also a new HD 4870-based one. Unlike the reference cards... |
15 August 2008
09:48 GMT |
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Micro Star International is among the first graphics card manufacturers to release a factory overclocked version of AMD's latest flagship card, the Radeon HD 4870. This means that users will benefit from much more Radeon power, straight out of the box. The card will probably end up by becoming an option for the ... |
7 July 2008
08:55 GMT |
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Some ongoing rumors suggest that the Santa-Clara-based graphics manufacturer, NVIDIA, is planning to resort to some price cuts for its flagship graphics card, the GeForce GTX 280. The GTX 260 is also rumored to be heading for a lower price, but things are a bit more uncertain as compared to the GTX 280.These rumors h... |
4 July 2008
03:11 GMT |
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We all know that NVIDIA has been wearing the crown for the highest performance graphics card, for a couple of years now. The release of its GT200-series has been highly talked about and most believe that the manufacturer's reign is still far from over. But with the release of its RV770-based cards, ATI is breath... |
2 July 2008
06:15 GMT |
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AMD officially announced its new Radeon graphics card lineup last week, but we are already reading news about factory overclocked versions of the new cards, coming from AMD's partners. Diamond Multimedia is one such partner that has decided to announce an overclocked HD4870 model, which is expected to take on NV... |
30 June 2008
04:52 GMT |
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Last week AMD finally rolled out their new graphics cards based on the RV770 graphics processor unit. As a result, enthusiast users can now order the new cards from a number of AMD partners. A new member has been recently added to this list of partners, Gainward, which up until now offered graphics cards based only o... |
30 June 2008
03:59 GMT |
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Only two days left until AMD is expected to officially release their next-generation Radeon graphics cards, but even so, users can already place their orders for one of these cards. Besides the three manufacturers that have already rushed to make public the specification list for their Radeon HD 4000-series cards, on... |
23 June 2008
05:12 GMT |
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Even though AMD hasn't yet officially released their next-generation Radeon HD 4000 series graphics cards, AMD fans can already place their orders, thanks to a couple of manufacturers. Important names such as ASUS, Sapphire or PowerColor have already officially announced their version of AMD's next-generati... |
23 June 2008
03:28 GMT |
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By now, most of you already know that AMD is planning to give the official treatment to its new graphics card lineup sometime next week. It is then that we will first hear about what the future holds for AMD's graphics subsidiary, ATI, and which are the next-generation graphics cards gamers will be using for the... |
20 June 2008
09:18 GMT |
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If you recently had the chance to read a review of one of ATI's upcoming Radeon 4850 graphics cards, then you should know that AMD approves of these reviews. And this is because users can already acquire the company's HD 4000 series cards in most of the countries in Europe and even Israel and some of them h... |
19 June 2008
11:23 GMT |
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Don't you just love price wars? Somehow, they always end by allowing users to purchase better products for lower prices. Even more, if the products in question have similar performance levels, then definitely price wars are all the better for us. These days, we are witnessing NVIDIA and AMD fighting to draw more... |
19 June 2008
04:38 GMT |
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So here's where we stand with both NVIDIA' and AMD's soon-to-be released graphics cards: we know pretty much everything about the cards and all we are expecting right now is the official treatment. But, until that happens (the Radeons are said to be the first to emerge on the market), we are still bein... |
13 June 2008
05:21 GMT |
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Just in case you have recently found yourself wondering about the specs for ATI's next-generation HD 4000 series graphics cards, and you couldn't bring yourself to summarize all the articles we brought to you this past month, we now offer a more detailed piece on ATI's future graphics card lineup.The n... |
10 June 2008
11:13 GMT |
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