The logics of the graphics card market and simplistic design should have sooner or later born unique Radeon HD 4800 modifications that would stand out among the numerous ATI reference solutions. One of solutions like that will be discussed today. It is the new Sapphire Toxic HD 4850 512MB GDDR3.

As a rule, sub-$100 graphics adapters are hardly of any interest to gamers, especially taking into account how demanding some of the contemporary gaming titles are. New budget graphics cards from ATI promise to break this rule.

ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 graphics card is the fastest solution in the market these days. However, it is pretty expensive and the card itself is so large that may not fit in some system cases. Today we decided to discuss the performance of two ATI Radeon HD 4870 solutions - from VisionTek and Club 3D - in order to determine if a CrossFire tandem like that could become an alternative to the top-of-the-line ATI Radeon solution.

ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 showed what multi-processor graphics solutions are actually worth having taken the leadership away from Nvidia GeForce GTX 280 in no time. However can factory overclocking help G200 based graphics accelerators to take revenge? Read our review to answer this question!

We have long waited for the new dual-GPU ATI graphics cards to come out and finally it happened. Our today’s article should at last determine what strategy turned out more efficient: multi-GPU concept supported by ATI/AMD or a single-GPU concept chosen by Nvidia.

It has been a traditional assumption that the monitor and system case should be priced comparably. However, the arrival of expensive processors and graphics accelerators made this statement very doubtful. Today we are going to check how well 300-dollar graphics cards can perform in video games in 2560x1600 resolution. We will test Force 3D Radeon HD 4870 and Nvidia GeForce GTX 260.

Will extreme overclocking help Nvidia GeForce 9800 GTX to defeat ATI Radeon HD 4800 and how greatly? Will an extremely overclocked GeForce 9800 GTX be able to complete against the new GeForce GTX 260? Answers to all these questions in our new article!

Although Nvidia still has the fastest graphics card, new ATI’s strategy implies an asymmetric response. Let’s take a closer look at its advantages and drawback with the help of two Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 graphics cards.

Our study of the theoretical potential of Nvidia GeForce GTX 200 graphics architecture showed that these new solutions are pretty promising, however, have a few issues of their own. The test session in contemporary games should cross all t’s and dot all i’s on this matter.

New Nvidia GTX 200 graphics architecture is just as interesting as the recently announced ATI Radeon HD 4800 that is why it deserves thorough and detailed discussion. Today we are going to talk about the results of synthetic benchmarks obtained from Gainward GeForce GTX 280 and Leadtek GeForce GTX 260.

Since the contemporary graphics card market has become highly segmented over the past few years and there appeared quite a few pre-overclocked graphics cards, extreme overclocking has become less acute for the end-user. However, since ATI Radeon HD 3800 boasted pretty good overclocking potential, we decided to see if extreme overclocking with voltage regulator circuitry modifications would improve the ATI Radeon HD 3870 performance significantly.

Nvidia GeForce 9800 GTX got pretty ambiguous reviews because of slight priority over Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB and new name. However, as we have expected, pre-overclocked modifications of this graphics accelerator started appearing in the market. One of these cards was tested in our lab.

We doubt anyone will argue that ASUSTeK Computer products can be easily distinguished from the competitors’ solutions. Today we will talk about ASUS graphics card on an Nvidia GPU and will find out if anything makes it special.

In the previous article devoted to the new ATI architecture we revealed its significant potential. Now it time for us to move from theory to practice and check how well it will perform in contemporary games.

We will review and test three graphics cards from two vendors, and will introduce some new benchmarks. Read our review to find out more about GeForce 9800 GTX from Chaintech.

We have been waiting for new graphics architecture from ATI for a long time, especially since the previous ATI Radeon HD generation couldn’t compete successfully against high-performance Nvidia solutions. Will ATI Radeon HD 4800 prove up to everyone’s expectations? Let’s try answering this question from the theoretical prospective and also check out the first graphics accelerator based on the new ATI RV770 chip – Power Color Radeon HD 4850 512MB.

Time has come for us to witness another round between professional graphics cards currently offered by AMD and Nvidia companies. We tested contemporary professional solutions from ATI FireGL and Nvidia Quadro FX series in CAD/CAM applications. It was also interesting to see what a popular gaming graphics card can do in the same type of applications. Read our review for details!

ATI Radeon graphics card family has recently acquired a new member: ATI Radeon HD 3650. Todayw e will discuss one of the solutions based on this chip - MSI R3650-T2D512-OC – and will fid out if it is worthy representative of the ATI Radeon HD 3000 family that can offer new performance level in the Sub-$100 price range.

Our today’s review will be devoted for the first time to two solutions - ATI Radeon HD 3850 and 3870 – based on the same PCB layout. These will be the products from Gigabyte - GV-RX385256H and GV-RX387512H models. We will try to find out what their advantages and drawbacks are compared with the same graphics solutions based on the reference design.

Nvidia GeForce 9 graphics card family keeps getting new members. Today we are going t talk about Nvidia GeForce 9800 GTX from Gainward – a graphics accelerator that tends to be the fastest single-chip solution today, but which is not that very much different from a well-known GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB. Is it worth the $349 they ask for it? Let’s find out!