Sapphire Radeon HD 5450 LPFebruary 4, 2010 - Low profile cards are not the most easy thing to come by, especially in the video card area. Sapphire has just released the Radeon HD 5450 and it comes with low profile brackets. This is the card to use in a HTPC once the drivers for GPGPU get settled. Our conclusions represent the same findings as the original Preview. Read full article
BFG GeForce GTX 285 OCXFebruary 10, 2009 - BFG's OCX model currently ranks as the fastest-clocked GTX 285 on the market by a slim margin. Combined with the company's lifetime warranty, this would appear to be a slam dunk right from the tip-off, but even the favorites have a tendency to falter. Does BFG have game? Read full article
EVGA GeForce GTX 285 SSC Edition VideocardJanuary 26, 2009 - Today we look at one of Nvidia's newest GPUs, the GeForce GTX 285. EVGA ups the ante over Nvidia's reference design by increasing the core, memory, and stream processor clockspeeds, resulting in the GeForce GTX 285 SSC Edition. But how does it all compare to Nvidia's previous videocards, and the current king of the hill, ATI's HD 4870 X2? Read full article
Palit HD 4870 Sonic Dual Editon Video Card October 7, 2008 - If one is good, then certainly two is better, right? That's the approach Palit has taken with its funky sounding HD 4870 Sonic Dual Edition. That's dual as in BIOS, and today HardwareLogic takes the super looking Sonic for a test run. Read full article
GIGABYTE GV-R485-512H-B HD 4850 Video Card August 21, 2008 - It's been two years since AMD purchased ATI, and over that time, most enthusiasts have experienced more mood swings than a woman in her ninth month of pregnancy. With emotions ranging from anxiety, to depression, to jubilation, and finally relief, enthusiasts have to be exhausted. Read full article
Gigabyte NX96T 9600GT "Turbo Force Edition" Video Card August 2, 2008 - While Gigabyte is obviously best known for their motherboards, over the past couple of years they have made a concerted effort to expand their market to include everything from cases, to CPU coolers, and everything in between. Today HL looks at Gigabyte's latest graphics card, the Gigabyte NX96T 9600GT "Turbo Force Edition". Read full article
HIS HD 3650 512MB IceQ Turbo Videocard July 20, 2008 - When we last looked ATI's HD 3650 architecture in Asus trim, we found the home theater-centric videocard wanting when it came to gaming. And while not geared towards the hardcore gamer, we expected a little more oomph than what we got. This time around we're getting down and dirty with HIS's HD 3650 with twice the amount of RAM than the last version we looked at. Will it be enough? Read full article
Asus EAH3650 256MB TOP Videocard July 17, 2008 - As any carpenter knows, it's all about choosing the right tool for the job. You wouldn't use sledgehammer when a regular hammer would suffice, and likewise, if you're not a hardcore gamer, you needn't invest in the highest end videocard. But is the HD 3650 enough? Read full article
VisionTek HD 3870 X2 Overclocked Videocard June 30, 2008 - ATI's HD 3870 X2 once occupied the graphic manufacturer's porch as the top dog, but has recently been overshadowed by a flurry of new GPUs from both camps. What's more, Nvidia and ATI are not only vying for the performance crown, but have engaged each other in a price war too. Does this mark the end of hte line for 3870 X2? Read full article
MSI RX3870-T2D512E OC Videocard June 9, 2008 - By summer's end, AMD will unveil its next generation videocards. With this in mind, gamers are faced with the age old question: Buy now or wait? Today HardwareLogic pokes and prods the a suddenly affordable HD 3870 and we'll tell you whether or not it makes sense to upgrade. Read full article
Asus EN9800GTX 512MB Videocard May 28, 2008 - Nividia's 9800 series videocards promise a whole new level of performance, but can it deliver? Today HardwareLogic examines the Asus EN9800GTX and we'll tell you what to expect from this next-gen GPU. Read full article
ATI HD 3850 256MB Videocard December 30, 2007 - Whether fashionably late or long overdue, ATI finally offers a GPU worth getting excited over. Today HardwareLogic spends some quality time with the HD 3850 videocard. Read full article
Asus EN8600GT 256MB Videocard November 29, 2007 - We've all fired up RivaTuner, ATITool, and nTune to squeeze out a little more performance out of our videocards, but is there an easier way? Asus thinks so, and they've made overclocking their EN8600GT as easy as turning a dial. Join HardwareLogic as we take 'er for a spin...literally. Read full article
Gigabyte GeForce 8600GTS Silent Pipe III Video Card July 23, 2007 - While most of us wait.....and wait.....and continue to wait for DirectX 10 games to arrive, NVIDIA continues to saturate the market with videocards covering every price range supporting the highly anticipated graphics platform. As AMD/ATI struggle to find their way with their much hyped R600 arriving to little fanfare, NVIDIA has released their mainstream and budget graphics solutions in the form of the 8500GT, 8600GT, and 8600GTS. Read full article
EVGA 8800GTS 320MB Superclocked Videocard March 26, 2007 - DirectX 10 gaming isn't quite here yet, but thanks to nVidia's next generation 8800 series of videocards already on store shelves, eager enthusiasts can prepare themselves for tomorrow's titles (Crysis anyone?). And with this preparation comes a major boost in DX9 gaming. Our previous coverage of the 8800GTS has shown itself to be a worthy successor to yesterday's top offerings with both blistering fast performance and, in the case of the 320MB version, a consumer friendly price tag. But once you've decided to make the jump, who do you go with? Read full article
Foxconn FV-N88SMCD2-ONOC 8800GTS 320MB March 19, 2007 - Whether you once associated them with Winfast, or are sporting some serious geek cred and recognize them as the registered trade name of Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd. (say that one time fast), chances are you've heard of Foxconn. And if you've been around the block awhile, you've probably owned one of their mainboards. After all, their history in the PC business spans a long time: Read full article
Sapphire X1900 Crossfire Edition Video Card March 3, 2007 - Its been the better part of a year now since the mainstream acceptance of SLI, and during that time NVidia has enjoyed a fairly decisive edge in graphics card performance and popularity among the masses. First there were the delays with the R520 Core, which was compounded by ATI releasing their Crossfire dual GPU solution with their "old" X8XX Series cards. When Crossfire was released, I was one of several reviewers who were kind of ho-hum on it, the X8XX Series card were the best ATI could muster, and they were only as good as NVidia's last generation 6800 Series cards. At the time, I withheld judgment for one reason..... ATI's X1XXX Series cards received a fairly warm welcome as a major improvement over the X8XX Series. Now, with the release of ATI's X1900 video card ATI has a pretty formidable high end graphic solution of their own. Read full article
Powercolor 1600XTBRAVO256 Video Card July 16, 2006 - The X1600 XT chipset features ATI's newest technologies including Avivoâ„¢ video perfection, GDDR3, and High-Dynamic Range Lighting(HDR) support. Please come along as HardwareLogic beats up this X1600XT, and get a glimpse at what it can REALLY do. Read full article
XFX GEFORCE 7600GT Video Card May 17, 2006 - XFX has been making high quality video cards for quite sometime now. However, it was almost one year ago that they introduced their incredible Double Lifetime Warranty which finally brought some well deserved publicity to XFX. Read full article
Connect3D X1300 Pro 512MB Video Card April 28, 2006 - Connect3D has been one of the leading providers of certified graphics cards "powered by ATI" and offers a wide range of products based on the ground-breaking technologies to come out of ATI's doors, including a full lineup of the latest and greatest X1K series GPUs. Today, HardwareLogic has the pleasure of reviewing Connect3D's flagship card from the X1300 series, the Radeon X1300 Pro 512MB. Read full article
Asus EAX1300PRO Video Card March 26, 2006 - The world of computer enthusaists can be broken down into two different types of people: hard-core gamers, and everyone else. I don't want to categorize anyone, but it should be obvious that having a powerful graphics processor is of highest importance when it comes to gaming performance and image quality at high resolutions. For this, hard-core gamers are willing to spend hundreds and and even thousands of dollars, but for everyone else this just isn't practical. If you are not one of these hard-core gamers or extreme benchmark freaks, then HardwareLogic would like take you on a tour of a video card that is feature rich and a little more reasonably priced for "the rest of us". Read full article