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the Quadro graphics cards are pretty amazing, primarily used in professional settings such as engineering, medical fields, digital video editing, and some financial fields. They can get pretty pricey to with some of them hitting the multiple thousands of dollars range.
Well now there are some considerably cheaper options namely the FX 370 and the FX [...]
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 [...]
nVidia, the company best known for their bleeding edge graphics technologies is at it again, ATI dropped their HD series of cards so now nVidia has to best them. Their apparent intention is to replace the 8000 series of cards with the G92 at the mid level and the G98 at the low end.
The direct [...]
Remember the days when most computers has three buttons, power, reset, and turbo? Well apparently they are nearly back.
MSI is releasing the Twin Turbo graphics card that has brought back the “Turbo” button. It is an nVidia based card; its full name is the NX8600GT Twin Turbo.
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 [...]
CPUs are not the only chip that starting to get into 65nm node manufacturing process. nVidia is preparing to get into 65nm GPU manufacturing by fall 2007. nVidia uses 80nm half-node process on its current mainstream and low end GPUs.
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’re looking forward to DirectX 10 in a laptop, look no further than thee new GeForce 8M GPUs announced today by NVIDIA.
