Any computer enthusiast or hard core gamer will tell you that heat is the enemy of performance. This is especially true when you start overclocking your CPU and GPU looking for added performance. Those really into overclocking look to liquid cooling or even more exotic methods for their computers. CoolIT has announced a new universal liquid cooling system for AMD video cards called the OMNI.
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‘Video Card’ Stories
CoolIT unveils slick OMNI Universal Liquid Cooling kit for AMD video cards
ATI gets official with HD 5770 and HD 5750 video cards
ATI has gone official with its new line of HD 5770 and 5750 video cards today. We already know just about all there is to know about the cards thanks to a leaked specifications and benchmark results last week. The leaked information got the specifications for the cards right.
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Benchmarks for Asus ATI HD 5770 video card leak
Last week I talked about the leaked specifications and images of the coming ATI HD 5770 and 5750 video cards that had hit the web. Today I ran across some leaked benchmarks of an Asus branded ATI HD 5770 online to give an idea of how well the video cards will perform.
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Gigabyte NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 and G210 retail cards announced
Been waiting for some of that sweet NVIDIA 40nm GPU action, but aren't keen on buying a new PC with an OEM card installed? You'll be pleased to hear that the first retail versions of NVIDIA's GeForce GT 220 and G210 video cards have emerged, initially courtesy of Gigabyte, and both carrying prices well under the $100 mark.
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Photos and specs for ATI Radeon HD 5750 and HD 5770 leak
ATI has been working hard to bring the fight to NVIDIA in the discrete desktop GPU market and it is doing a decent job with video cards offering good performance at a good price. We mentioned back in September that ATI had new 5700 series desktop GPUs coming and today specs and photos of the Radeon HD 5750 and HD 5770 video cards have been revealed.
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ATI Radeon HD 5850 X2 pics leak
ATI is really bringing it to NVIDIA with the launch of its new video cards with more performance than past ATI offerings. Today some new images of a heretofore unseen ATI HD 5850 X2 and HD 5870 X2 video cards have hit the web.
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AMD ATI Radeon HD 5870 launches: DirectX 11 video cards pack a punch
With a press conference imminent, ATI's new DirectX 11 video cards are beginning to make their appearance on retailer shelves. Two cards - the Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 and the ASUS Radeon HD 5870, each marked "Cyprus HT" and with 1GB of memory - have shown up for sale at Newegg, while over at Hexus and The Tech Report they've each been reviewing the new Radeon HD 5870.
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ATI Radeon 5700 desktop & 5000 notebook GPUs tipped for Q4
News of several graphics cards and notebook GPUs from AMD have leaked, courtesy of the usual shadowy DigiTimes sources. According to the insiders, AMD plan to launch their ATI Radeon HD 5700 series desktop GPUs in October, in the shape of the Radeon HD 5770 and 5750, followed by the Radeon 5870 X2 (R800) in November.
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Lenovo USB to DVI adapter promises 1080p external displays
Lenovo have quietly launched a USB to DVI monitor adapter based on DisplayLink's virtual video card technology, that promises up to 1,920 x 1,200 WUXGA output - supporting 1080p High-Definition video - via a single USB connection. Up to six of the adapters can be used on a single computer (three if you have a ThinkPad with switchable graphics) in addition to the machines' native video outputs.
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Asus ROG Mars video card hits America
Video cards with multiple GPUs used to be common from NVIDIA. The company has got away from cramming more than one GPU onto a single video card with its latest products and the ones it did make had a reputation for driver issues when users tried to run more than one of the cards.
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HIS announces HD 4890 iCooler x4 video card
Any PC gamer will tell you that the better your video card is the better graphics you get when you play PC games. We see lots of customized NVIDIA video cards with new cooling solutions and other features come across the market, but custom ATI video cards are less common.
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ATI DirectX 11 video card live images leak
AMD made a big song and dance of their new ATI DirectX 11 video card last week, showing it off for the first time at QuakeCon and putting on some heady demonstrations of its indecently high performance. Well, we say "showing it off", but actually AMD kept a tight lid on the physical design of the new card; unfortunately not tight enough to avoid Chiphell getting their hands on some leaked images.
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