Last month AMD released the Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition, which effectively placed the crown for fastest single-GPU card back on their head. The new card boasted a core clock speed of 1000MHz (1050MHz PowerTune Boost) with  and a GDDR5 clock or 1500MHz. While this was great for new adopters, what about those...

There’s something amazing about being able to run three monitors off of a single graphics card. Once you have access to that much real estate, it’s hard to imagine going back. Until the 600-series from Nvidia, AMD’s Eyefinity-enabled cards were the only ones capable of performing such a...

    Citing “industry sources”, Kotaku is reporting that the Playstation 4 will not be using the Cell processor technology that was developed for the PS3. They’ve also heard that AMD will be making the graphics chip for the PS4, instead of Nvidia who produced the graphics chip for the...

The month of March is just over a week away, which means that if previous rumors are to be believed, we should be expecting the next batch of Radeon cards soon. Specifically, the 7800 series. And today we have a little more insight than was previously given, including pricing. Last we heard, the 7850 and...

We’ve covered the latest GPU offerings from AMD, as well as given some ideas about their future releases. Nvidia has been a bit quiet during all of this, and the question on everyone’s mind is whether they’ve got an ace up their sleeve, or if this next generation of cards will be ruled by...

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...

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...

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...