This month, MSI unveils its latest MSI N9800GX2 Series graphics card. Beutifully designed and engineered for extreme graphics performance, the MSI N9800GX2 Series is an ultra powered, dual GPU-based graphics card that provides a complete, high definition entertainment and gaming solution for PC.
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It was only a short while ago when NVIDIA announced the arrival of their first G92 card, otherwise known as the 8800GT. As the final quarter of the year almost ended, NVIDIA surprised us with another new card yet again, called the 8800GTS. But wait a minute, isn’t that the same card that came out early this year? The name, yes. The core, nope. Read on.
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In May 2007, AMD launched the HD 2900XT, which seemed impressive at first but the extra power requirement, and the missing Unified Video Decoder (UVD) as a result of the large die area, downplayed the overall appeal of the card. Sure, the pricing was an eye-catcher, however, its performance didn’t quite match up to our expectations as it did on paper. This time round, AMD made a come back with their new HD 3800 series that is supposedly better and improved. We see why with MSI’s RX3870 OC edition.
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Albatron has announced the 88GTS-512X, a new “Enthusiast” Geforce 8 Series VGA card that will give top-of-the-line cards something to take notice of because consumers are going to get a nice surprise when they catch a peek at the price tag. The board features a 65 nm process technology, which was first introduced with the Albatron 8800GT-512X in October 2007. But , there’s no comparison: the 88GTS-512X is quite simply, big brother.
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Baring its fangs with a standard core clock over 20% faster than previous versions, 512MB DDR3 RAM, 128 stream processors and PCI-E 2.0 support, this card doesn’t roll over and play dead. It makes the competition do that. At its core is pulsing 650MHz clock, a 1625 MHz shader clock is boosted to 678 MHz with a 1725 MHz shader clock. The card feature 128 stream processors that are individually clocked at a blazing fast 1.625 GHz.
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