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BFG, one of the most known gaming PC parts manufacturers introduces a new water-cooled and overclocked nVidia GeForce 8800 GTS video card called The GeForce 8800 GTS OC Water Cooled Edition.
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.
I love my gaming rig, I’m fairly consistent about upgrading the parts so that I can run the latest games smoothly. However, I’m not one that needs to be on the bleeding-edge of technology just to play my games.
Apparently Overclockers UK seems to think that there are enough people out there willing to shell out [...]
As AMD prepares for the release of its new flagship graphics card line later this month, Nvidia is upping the stakes with it’s plans to release a new high-end version of it’s 8800 series graphics processor.
Are you looking forward to all of that DirectX 10 goodness, but aren’t quite ready to shell out a few hundred bucks on GeForce 8-series card? Then you’re in luck, because NVIDIA just announced their budget-friendly mid-range DX10 cards.
Those who are like me and cannot afford the all mighty nVidia Geforce 8800 should be happy to know that nVidia’s mid-range 8000 series card will be out soon.
The 256MB GeForce 8600 GTS is set to be around $229, 8600 GT will be $149 to $159 and the 128MB GeForce 8500 GT will sell as [...]
ATI had its new X2900 XTX at CeBIT and the folks over at VR-Zone were able to snag a few shots of it, as well as some interesting benchmarks.
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.
So you want to know how your video card stacks up against the others out on the market. Sure, you could go to a dozen different sites, but who wants to do that? Now thanks to J3r3my at overclock.net has compiled a great list of most video cards ever made. Just a quick scan of [...]
Nvidia chip owners rejoice! Well, those of you that aren’t trying to use SLI in Vista can rejoice. Nvidia has released what they are calling stable Vista drivers.
