If you’re looking for the absolute best graphics card on the market, then you’re probably going to turn to the GTX 690. This dual-GPU powerhouse is currently unmatched in performance. Fans of AMD have been patiently waiting for an answer, which is expected to be the HD 7990. VR-Zone has gotten...

Itching to upgrade that tired old video card so that you can crank up the settings on Battlefield 3? If you’re in the AMD camp, then now might be a good time to take the plunge. AMD has issued a price cut that extends through the entire 7000 series. With only $10 and $20 cuts to the lower end cards,...

If you’ve had your eye on a Radeon HD 7850, you’ll be happy to know that there are three new cards heading to the market for you to choose from. Sapphire has announced the release of two new standard 7850 cards, and a new OC Edition. The first two cards feature 1GB and 2GB of DDR5, with a core...

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...

With great power comes great heat displacement. That’s generally one of the biggest rules to follow when it comes to PC gaming hardware. And if you’re trying to cool powerful hardware, that means one of two things. Either it’s going to be loud, or liquid-cooled. But what if your hot new...

Are you someone who takes their gaming hardware seriously? We’re talking about spending more on a single part than some people will invest in their entire system. If this sounds like you, then perhaps you’ve been considering dropping some cash on a pair of GTX 680’s. Let me just warn you...

One of the biggest issues with PC gaming is that if you want the best experience, you have to constantly keep upgrading your hardware. After two or three years, that mid-range video card you bought is going to start showing its age. Wouldn’t it be great if you just bought one top-of-the-line card, and...