Last week we showed you that GTX 460 1GB SLI was a better performer than the much more expensive Radeon HD 5870 CrossFireX at 2560×1200 resolution. This week we look at 5760×1200, a super widescreen gaming resolution using both company’s multi-display technologies; NV Surround and ATI Eyefinity. We’ve been seeing NVIDIA’s new mainstream champion, the [...]

The gaming performance of the “lowly” GeForce GTX 460 1GB SLI is impressing us more and more. The proof is in now that these cards in SLI also out pace the more expensive ATI Radeon HD 5850 CrossFireX solution. We take three games and show how GTX 460 1GB SLI dominates the playing field to [...]

The GeForce GTX 460 was easily the most well received Fermi-based graphics card to come from NVIDIA thus far; using the GF104 GPU that was tweaked slightly to target the graphics markets rather than the high-performance computing fields the GTX 460 turned out to be more power efficient compared to AMD’s GPUs. Add to that [...]

Our first look at the GeForce GTX 460 showed it to be an impressive product with excellent all-around performance for the price. Next our SLI follow-up showed that a GTX 460 SLI rig was competitive with NVIDIA’s own flagship DX11 products. But how does GTX 460 SLI compare with AMD’s HD 5850, 5870, and 5970 [...]

It’s been a while since I’ve been this excited about a mid range video card. It’s crazy these days at what a mid range card is and even more so insane at what a mid range card is capable of doing. A mid range card is ultimately based on the price of the model and [...]

Our first look at the GeForce GTX 460 showed it to be an impressive product with excellent all-around performance for the price. But what about SLI performance? How does GTX 460 SLI performance compare with a single GTX 480 or GTX 470 in real world gaming? Two 460 cards are now only $80 more than [...]

Last month we took a look at the EVGA and Galaxy GeForce GTX 465 graphics cards when NVIDIA launched them. We even ran them in SLI together and brought you a look at SLI performance numbers when running a pair of them. What has changed in the past month? Well, for starters a GeForce GTX [...]

Galaxy displayed a new GeForce GTX 480 graphics card that uses non-reference design PCB and cooling. The unique selling point here is a cooler that Galaxy claims to be superior than the reference, making use of the Vapor-chamber technology for quickly transferring heat off the GPU to the heatsink. It also features a very Gundam-styled [...]

While every NVIDIA GPU since GeForce 8 series, with over 256 MB of memory supports the CUDA GPU compute technology, and with it PhysX GPU acceleration, the prospect of dedicated GPUs for computing PhysX interests many, especially enthusiasts, after NVIDIA stopped production of the PhysX processor from erstwhile Ageia. EVGA first devised a graphics card [...]

It looks like it is going to possible to incorporate dual GF100 GPUs on a single PCB. At least, that’s what the folks over at Galaxy Tech are dreaming up and we got a glimpse of it during Computex 2010. With the heat output and power requirements of NVIDIA’s GF100 graphics chip, a lot of [...]

Despite finally having a great DX11-ready graphics solution on the market, NVIDIA is reeling from competition in many ways. It no longer has a chipset business, the Tegra platform is obviously seeing a much lower adoption rate than expected, the ION 2 discrete solution is lacking the key partners and selling points the first generation [...]

Today NVIDIA is unleashing the GeForce GTX 465! The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 465 is their “entry level” DirectX 11 Graphics card. To be honest though, I am not real sure that an MSRP of $279.99 quite qualifies as “entry level”. On the flip side of that same coin, the GeForce GTX 465 isn’t designed to [...]

Galaxy is working on a single-slot graphics card based on the GF100 in its GeForce GTX 470 version. If that didn’t boggle your mind, the fact that it’s not another card with a water-block, but a single-piece air-cooled card surely will. Enter the Galaxy GTX 470 model known as “Katana” in Japan and “Razor” in [...]

When the GeForce GTX 470 and 480 were released by NVIDIA back in March, people really stared themselves blind at the thermal issues with these graphics cards. The GF100 GPUs seated onto these graphics cards get hot, very hot due to the fact that they have nearly 3 billion transistors embedded on it. Performance wise [...]

Galaxy’s new GeForce GTX 470 GC video card offers a unique solution to a common problem for hardware enthusiasts. There are new features such as higher clock speeds, a custom PCB design, and something called a detachable flip fan you will want to see. We compare single and SLI gameplay performance against AMD. Galaxy has [...]

Galaxy is ready with its 100% non-reference design graphics card based on the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 GPU, the Galaxy GTX 470 GC Version. The card makes use of Galaxy engineering with both the PCB and cooler designs. The card features a blue PCB, which is 0.5 inch shorter than the reference design (at 9 [...]

TweakTown – We’ve heard bits and pieces about Galaxy’s plans to release a one of a kind dual GPU GeForce GTS 250 graphics card to market in the near future and more recently obtained concrete information that it was definitely being produced, but until now have seen very little in terms of performance expectations or [...]

Galaxy released many new products. The last of these is GeForce GTX 275 graphics card, which is mounted the same cooling as GeForce from Inno3D. GPU card was overclocked, as in most cases, to 650 MHz and 1475 MHz to shaders. The card is equipped with 896 MB of Samsung’s DDR3 memory, which will be [...]

NVIDIA today announced the introduction of GeForce GTX 275. Based on the GT200 architecture, reference model GeForce GTX 275 is equipped with over-clocked GPU 633MHz, 240 stream processors (1404 MHz), 80 texture processing units, 448-bit bus and 896 MB of graphics memory. In terms of price and output device may be pozycjonować between the GeForce [...]

Fudzilla.com – Galaxy is preparing to release the 2GB version of the GTX 285 card that will use custom cooling and PCB. The card features a blue, non-reference PCB with 4+2-phase power and will apparently work at stock clocks of 648MHz for the GPU, 2484MHz for 2GB of GDDR3 memory and 1476MHz for the shaders. [...]