AMD Radeon HD 6850 CrossFire Test |
Introduction
Although AMD Radeon HD 6800 series don’t bring renovation in architecture,it has a very clear position.In performance,Radeon HD 6850 is close to GTX 460 1GB,while it is 40w lower than GTX 460 768MB in the power consumpton.
Supporting GTX 580,NVIDIA GeForce/ION 261.00 Driver Comes Out |
Yesterday pictures of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 have been exposed,and today NVIDIA GeForce/ION 261.00 driver is available which supports GeForce GTX 580 as we can see from the above table.
eSATA+USB 3.0,CVS Chassis Front Panel Hits Retail |
Do you feel annoyed if your mobo supports USB 3.0 and eSATA but your case is without such front panel.Maybe the following product can solve your problem.
First Exposure! GeForce GTX 580 Poses For The Camera |
According to the original plan,AMD will release the Radeon HD 6900 sereis graphics cards which adopts the brand-new VLIW4 architecture in November.In addition,its opponent NVIDIA plans to release brand-new GF110-based GeForce GTX 580 at the end of next month or at the beginning of December.
Not Enough Storage For MacBook Air?PhotFast GM2 SFV1 Air SSD Help You Out |
It has been some time since the release day for MacBook Air,it you want to upgrade the storage of the new MacBook Air,you might consider the new SSD-GM2 SFV1 Air,which is released by PhotoFast.
Fast & Hot? AMD Cayman XT Is Sampled |
HD 6970
AMD has began to send sample of Cayman XT to its partners,the card is supposed to be named as Radeon HD 6970,as Fudzilla reported.
With Touch Sensing Design,ASUS Unveils WX-DL Wireless Laser Mouse |
ASUS has currently unveils its latest wireless mouse WX-DL,which adopts touch sensing design and has a series of multimedia keys on its round appearance.
Eight-Heatpipe Monster,Thermalright Shaman GPU Cooler Tested |
Introduction
We it comes to the word "Shaman",what will come to your mind,one who acts as a medium between the visible and spirit world?However,here Shaman is an GPU cooler,which is made by Thermalright.
Intel X25-M G3 SSD Debuts At Taobao |
X25-M G3(300GB)
Once we have got the news that Intel third-generation SSD codenamed "Postville Refresh"Intel X25-M G3 SSD will be postponed its release to February next year.However,we found out that it is sold quietly at Taobao (Just like Ebay but it is in China) with labeling the benchmark of X25-M G3.
Optimizing Support For Sandy Bridge,CPU-Z Updated To 1.56 Edition |
CPU-Z,the well-known processor detecting tool has just updated to 1.56 edition,which optimizes the support for Sandy Bridge as well as adds the support for Intel P67.
Review For Radeon HD 6870/6850 |
Introduction
2007 is full of "tragedy" for AMD,the role of tragedy is first generation graphics card Radeon HD 2900XT of R600 architecture,it seems that it was bound to fail with the late coming and early death.
Exclusive Exposure For Zotac GeForce GTX 460X2 |
After the launch of GeForce GTX 460 which have outstanding performance and power consumption,we are eager to know how NVIDIA dual core GF104-based graphics cards lead the market,we soon make a overall test for GeForce GTX 460 SLI,and then we compared it a with Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 4GB,and the test result proved that GTX 460 SLI has amazing performance.
Yeston Unveils The World’s First Non-reference Radeon HD 6850 |
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Just AMD official released the latest Radeon HD 6800 series graphics cards last Friday,Yeston announces the world’s first non-reference R6850 Game Master,now let me have a detail introduction of this card.
Arctic Cooling Releases Advanced Cooling And Inaudible Cooler Freezer 13 |
Famous cooling manufacturer Arctic Cooling releases a new CPU cooler Freezer 13 which has advance cooling and inaudible performance,targeting high-end players and supporting Intel LGA775/1156/1136 and AMD Socket 754/939/AM2/AM2+/AM3 series platform.
Supporting Morphological Anti-aliasing,Catalyst 10.10a Hotfix Available For Download |
AMD recently unveils Catalyst 10.10a Hotfix,which mainly adds support for MLAA(Morphological Anti-Aliasing) as well as improving some gaming performance.
