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I am thinking about buying a new video card. My 32 MB Hercules GeForce2 MX doesn't quite cut it anymore. However, I am on the fence as to what, exactly, to buy.<BR><BR>The specific cards that I'm ...

Page 8: S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Performance Page 9: Overclocking the 2600 and 2400 Page 10: Power Consumption and Noise About six weeks ago, after an extended development cycle, AMD launched their latest ...

Early in February we had the opportunity to show you a sneak preview of the now final product that we are testing today. The Radeon HD series 4700. Slated for a launch in late April, that article ...

The soon to launch AMD 785 chipset has better DirectX 10.1 based graphics and this will be the main difference compared to current integrated AMD 780G mainstream / value chipset. AMD 780G has a ...

The previous Radeon HD 6800-series got our hopes up in two ways – firstly it sounded like it’d be more than a mid-range GPU that went toe-to-toe with Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 460 cards, and secondly it ...

It’s been 11 months since ATI last launched a new range of GPUs, and since then the graphics worlds has a distinctly red tinge to it rather than the green we’ve been so used to seeing. With Nvidia ...

AMD announced and started shipping its ATI Radeon HD 4850 and 4870 cards in late June of this year, but the company wasn't shy about revealing its plans to ship a high-end dual-GPU Radeon HD 4870 card ...

When speaking to a few ATI partners, the word was that ATI had been quite lenient with the clock speeds on the new HD 4890. Since ATI ultimately needed this card to be as fast as possible, it seemed ...