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If you’re looking for a cheap DX10 card from Nvidia, you might want to hold out until June 19. According to company partners, Nvidia will launch a budget-priced GeForce 8-series card at that time.
If you’ve been waiting for another Dual card from Sapphire, wait no more. They are showing off their HD 2600 Dual at Computex 2007 this week.
I love free stuff, and I’m sure that all of you do too. Those of you that tend to drop big money on their gaming rigs could probably use some free stuff after spending as much as you do on hardware. Well Valve and ATI have struck a deal that will bring you some free [...]
Sapphire Technology has recently announced that they will be releasing a passively cooled ATI HD 2600 XT Ultimate Edition graphics card along with other HD 2600 and HD 2400 cards in July.
DisplayLink has made waves with their USB video chipset technology. It was really a great idea from the start. Add an extra monitor to your PC just by plugging a video adapter into an available USB port. It sounded too good to be true, but over the last few months, they have worked to make [...]
If your laptop’s graphics card isn’t up to snuff, why not just upgrade it? That’s right, you can’t, because it’s built into the board. Correction: you couldn’t. Magma has released an external solution to make sure you’ve got the very best when it comes to graphics on the go.
The ExpressBox allows you to hook up [...]
If you’re looking forward to DirectX 10 in a laptop, look no further than thee new GeForce 8M GPUs announced today by NVIDIA.
If you’ve recently bought a PC, it is likely loaded with Windows Vista, and if it has onboard graphics, you’re likely unable to use the Aero feature, or many other pieces of graphic-dependent software. NVIDIA has released a new entry-level card that is aimed at people with similar predicaments.
The first round of benchmarks for ATI’s new line of R600-based cards went rather well. Unfortunately, round two wasn’t as kind to them. The guys over at DailyTech were able to pit the ATI flagship Radeon HD 2900 XTX against NVIDIA’s GeForce 8800 GTX. The results aren’t pretty.
It looks those that want DX10 support on a budget are going to have a few more choices from Nvidia. The GPU maker has announced their GeForce 8600 and 8500 series for mid and low-range graphics.
