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With the new Radeon 7900 cards topping the performance charts, people are getting eager to see how the other cards in the 7000 series stack up. With the 7970 and 7950 currently available, it looks like the 7770 and 7750 will be the next ones to hit the market, according to a leaked slide from MSI.
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When you’re looking to upgrade your PC for gaming, as long as you have a moder quad-core processor, you’re probably going to be looking at your GPU. The big question that always seems to come up is whether you should keep the one you have and add a second in Crossfire/SLI, or just toss it out...
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With the new Radeon 7000 series on its way soon, we’re all eagerly waiting to find out just how the new 28nm processing technology is going to stack up to what’s on the market right now. We could start seeing official reports as early as the end of the week, but why not jump the gun with some...
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Yesterday’s release of RAGE certainly had mixed results. Personally, I enjoyed my expereince with the game, but many PC gamers didn’t share my enthusiasm. It wasn’t the gameplay or story that bothered them most. No, it was the terrible graphic issues that plagued a great many of them that...
I have to admit that in the last year or so, ATI has really shaken things up in the realm of desktop graphics cards. Since the launch of the 38xx series, we’ve slowly upgraded almost all of our gaming rigs around here to ATI cards. That’s not to say that Nvidia isn’t putting out great...
One of the issues with PC gaming is making sure that your computer is fast enough to run the latest and greatest titles. Unfortunately some people can have great hardware, only to find that thing still don’t run as quickly as they should. This is generally due to the fact that they have a ton of...
Radeon 7750 and 7770 Cards Due Out February 15 [Rumor]
With the new Radeon 7900 cards topping the performance charts, people are getting eager to see how the other cards in the 7000 series stack up. With the 7970 and 7950 currently available, it looks like the 7770 and 7750 will be the next ones to hit the market, according to a leaked slide from MSI.
If it is...
Radeon 7000 Series Sees Double FPS In Crossfire
When you’re looking to upgrade your PC for gaming, as long as you have a moder quad-core processor, you’re probably going to be looking at your GPU. The big question that always seems to come up is whether you should keep the one you have and add a second in Crossfire/SLI, or just toss it out...
Radeon 7970 To Perform Up To 1.6x Faster Than The GTX580 [Rumor]
With the new Radeon 7000 series on its way soon, we’re all eagerly waiting to find out just how the new 28nm processing technology is going to stack up to what’s on the market right now. We could start seeing official reports as early as the end of the week, but why not jump the gun with some...
Radeon HD 7970 Specs Leaked? [Rumor]
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Dec 15, 2011 in AMD, GPU, Industry News, PC Gaming, Rumor | 0 comments
AMD fans have been eagerly awaiting the next generation of graphics cards from their favorite supplier. Unfortunately, it has been a bumpy road, with delays pushing the first cards back to next year. With the release looking to be only weeks away, everyone is anxious to find out just what these new chips...
AMD Releases Updated Drivers To Fix RAGE Graphics Issues
Yesterday’s release of RAGE certainly had mixed results. Personally, I enjoyed my expereince with the game, but many PC gamers didn’t share my enthusiasm. It wasn’t the gameplay or story that bothered them most. No, it was the terrible graphic issues that plagued a great many of them that...
ATI Announces Budget-Friendly Radeon HD 4550 And 4350 Cards
I have to admit that in the last year or so, ATI has really shaken things up in the realm of desktop graphics cards. Since the launch of the 38xx series, we’ve slowly upgraded almost all of our gaming rigs around here to ATI cards. That’s not to say that Nvidia isn’t putting out great...
Speed Up Your AMD Gaming Rig With Fusion
One of the issues with PC gaming is making sure that your computer is fast enough to run the latest and greatest titles. Unfortunately some people can have great hardware, only to find that thing still don’t run as quickly as they should. This is generally due to the fact that they have a ton of...
