HYDRA Engine – Multi-GPU Technology
Categories: Graphics Cards, Hardware Tags: chip, crossfire, directx, Equalizer, gpu scaling, Hardware, HYDRA engine, Lucid, LucidLogix, Microsoft DirectX, parallel rendering, sli, software
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GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 260 Review
Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: geforce gtx 260, Gigabyte, graphics card, Hardware, NVIDIA, review, video card
TweakTown has reviewed GIGABYTE’s GeForce GTX 260.
Read the complete review here: GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 260 Graphics Card
If you want to get in on the GTX bandwagon but still find the 280 too expensive, the GIGABYTE 260 might be your answer.
TES 1326 Infrared Thermometer used to measure output temperature
Conclusion:
The GTX 260 is definitely a good card in this price bracket and for people on SLI based motherboards we know that two of these cards are just going to absolutely fly along for only slightly more than a single GTX 280.
NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT Review
Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: g92, geforce 9500 gt, graphics card, Hardware, NVIDIA, review, video card
PC Perspective has published a review on the latest GeForce, I mean the GeForce 9500 GT. This level entry card aims at replace the old GeForce 8600 GT and to compete with ATI’s Radeon HD 3650.
The GeForce 9500 GT card has a simple single-slot cooler design that is not at all noisy and no power connection is required other than the power provided by the PCI Express bus.
Jump to the complete review HERE
GeForce 9500 GT’s features:
- based on G92 technology
- built on a 65nm process technology
- 314 million transistors
- 32 shader processors
- core clock: 550 MHz
- memory interface: 128-bit
- 256Mb of GDDR3
- 8 ROPs
- 16 texture units
GPU-Z is not really up to date, some values are good while other are wrong (ROPs) or missing
