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  1. Nvidia launches GTX 950, performance at the $159 price point

    by , 09-01-2015 at 08:33 PM



    Over the last year, Nvidia has slowly and steadily introduced a new line of GPUs to replace its aging Kepler family. The latest entry in the GTX 900 series, the GTX 950, is based on the same GM 206 GPU as the GTX 960, but drops a few CUDA cores and some texture mapping units to hit its new targets. The GTX 950 contains two graphics processing clusters (GPCs), 768 cores, 48 texture units, and ...
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  2. Testing illustrates noise problem with at least a few Radeon Fury X cards - verdict?

    by , 07-10-2015 at 11:53 AM

    When AMD’s Fury X launched last week we, along with multiple other reviewers, made note of the odd cooler whine coming off the GPU. When we spoke to AMD about the problem initially, we were told that ” Yes, AMD received feedback that during open bench testing some cards emit a mild “whining” noise. This is normal for most high speed liquid cooling pumps; Usually the end user cannot hear the noise as the ...
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  3. AMD Radeon Fury cards debut, from the tiny R9 Nano to the water-cooled R9 Fury X

    by , 06-25-2015 at 02:47 AM

    At a major launch event timed to coincide with E3, AMD announced its new lineup of Radeon Fury GPUs. As expected, the company formally declared that the leaked “Fury” brand name was legitimate and that the upcoming GPU would feature 4GB of HBM memory and 4096 cores in total. What was less expected were the three SKUs the company announced and its claims regarding performance per watt improvements ...
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  4. AMD-backed FreeSync monitors finally shipping: Which is better — FreeSync or G-Sync?

    by , 03-26-2015 at 11:53 PM


    For the past few years, both AMD and Nvidia have been talking up their respective solutions for improving gaming display quality. Nvidia calls its proprietary implementation G-Sync, and has been shipping G-Sync displays with partner manufacturers for over a year, while AMD worked with VESA (Video Electronics Standard Association) to build support for Adaptive Sync (aka FreeSync) into the DisplayPort ...
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