Tag Archive for 'gpu'
It looks like AMD may be refreshing their entry and mid-range graphics cards at the beginning of next year. At least that’s the direction that the rumor mill is currently pointing.
I tend to keep my computer as up-to-date as possible without making major upgrades every month. Needless to say I haven’t used an AGP card in my gaming rig for some time. However, some people are still running older hardware and are looking for the opportunity to get a DirectX 10 card on their older [...]
Remember that story a little while back about the big recall from AMD? Apparently not only AMD was confused by it, but so were Asustek Computers, MSI and Gigabyte Technology as they were all cited as receiving faulty video cards.
According to AMD there was no recall whatsoever. Both Asustek and Gigabyte Technology have confirmed that [...]
If you happen to have an ATI Radeon HD 2400 or 2600 card that isn’t working quite right, AMD is aware of the problem, and some of the graphics card makers have already issued a recall.
An issue was recently discovered with AMD’s official diagnostic and validation software that allowed the defective cards to slip through. [...]
First we had desktops that we played games on. When they couldn’t keep up with the demanding needs of the current games we put in dedicated GPUs. Then the same happened with laptops, we wanted to take our gaming on the go, so we put dedicated graphics cards in our laptops too. Now Toshiba wants [...]
The problem with devices that add more power to your machine is that they also tend to suck a lot of juice. In the case of laptops, you want to be able to squeeze the most life out of your battery as possible. A new technology from Nvidia will give you the best of both [...]
If you’re looking to get your hands on a sub-$100 DirectX 10 card, Foxconn has got you covered.
In console gaming you’ve got three groups of people; those that love the PS2, those that love the Xbox 360 and those that love their Wii. In PC gaming it’s a little different. You’ve got processors and graphics cards. Intel fans, and AMD fans; Nvidia fans and ATI fans. Today we see what happens when [...]
ATI has just announced that they are shipping their HD 2400 and HD 2600 cards. So you know what that means. It’s once again time to upgrade.
One thing about notebooks is that the graphics card is usually lacking. What if you could put one of the nice shiny desktop GPU’s in your laptop? Now that would be pretty sweet.
