Yes, I know, not exactly cutting edge technology. I grabbed a new Gigabyte motherboard with a built in ATI Radeon HD 4200. I also have an existing GeForce 8400GS /w 256MB (PCI-E).<BR><BR>Which am I ...

While these guys aren't exactly the thinnest or lightest of the bunch, they should still provide an ample amount of performance with AMD's new 2.3GHz Turion II dual-core, 2.1GHz Athlon II dual-core ...

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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 ...

The Radeon 8500 LEs haven't been able to catch the Ti 4200 in raw performance or with anti-aliasing enabled just yet. However, what will happen when we start tinkering with anisotropic filtering, in ...

Both cards feature 320 stream processing cores. Note: A version of the HD 4670 with 1GB of memory is scheduled to be released later this month. The press release accompanying the release emphasizes ...

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The performance of the Radeon HD 5450 falls much closer to the GeForce 210 than the GT 220, and the game isn't smooth at the low-quality settings. The £50 Radeon HD 4670 is around 3x the speed.

When we had a look at the Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 we saw how it compared to a number of cards including the older HD 4890 and its main competition, the GTX 285 from NVIDIA. With a reference HD 5870 on ...