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AMD Radeon R9 295x2 review
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 1.html,In this review we test and benchmark the R9 295x2 The R9 295x2 is the new dual-GPU monster of a graphics card from AMD. It has two fully enabled Hawaii XT GPUs and in style an exotic cooling in the form of a Hybrid cooler, meaning a combination of air and liquid cooling. The two GPU`s are fully enabled on all shader processors and run up-to a cool 1018 MHz each. So that`s over 12 Billion transistors, 5632 Shader processors and a good 11.5 TFLOPS of compute performance slapped onto a single PCB. Yes, AMD has just released the fastest graphics card in the world!"
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The AMD Radeon R9 295X2 8GB Graphics Card Review
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Those issues aside, the Radeon R9 295X2 is the fastest gaming graphics card you can buy and that alone will garner the attention that AMD wants. It offers the power of two full Radeon R9 290X cards in a dual slot design and"
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AMD Radeon R9 295X2 Graphics Card Performance Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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Today AMD launch their multi-GPU product for the R9/Hawaii generation, the R9 295 X2. With two full GPUs based on the R9 290X and a liquid cooling solution as standard we will compare it to existing cards in games such as Titanfall, Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls and Battlefield 4 all with our CPU at 5GHz and our screen at 4k resolution."
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AMD Radeon R9 295X2 8 GB @ techPowerUp
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Today AMD is launching their Radeon R9 295X2 which is a dual-GPU card, based on two fully unlocked, fully clocked Hawaii graphics processors. As a result the card delivers impressive numbers in 4K and EyeFinity. But with a price of $1500 it is certainly not cheap, no matter how you look at it."
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NVIDIA SHIELD OTA Update & Performance Review @ Legit Reviews
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The NVIDIA SHIELD is potentially the next evolution of mobile gaming. The SHIELD in a nutshell is a blend of mobile android devices, PC gaming, and console gaming. When the NVIDIA SHIELD first came out last year, it was carrying a price tag of $299, eventually that dropped to $249 and that remains the current price for the SHIELD. Though for right now through the end of April NVIDIA has lowered the price to $199 to celebrate the latest and greatest over the air update that we announced last week here."
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Titanfall Performance Boost: NVIDIA R337 Drivers
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Titanfall has been one of the most-anticipated games of 2014, and for a very good reason. Combining the best first-person shooter aspects of Call of Duty and Battlefield into a mech-themed FPS video game isn?t easy to pull off, but Respawn Entertainment and Electronic Arts do so with great success. Available for console and PC, gamers who want ultimate immersion and control will likely gravitate towards the desktop gaming platform. For good reason then, NVIDIA has focused a significant amount of its resources towards optimizing performance so that players can enable the best graphical quality settings possible."
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ASUS Radeon R9 290 DirectCU II OC Review @ ocaholic
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There are quite a few custom Radeon R9 290 graphics cards available meanwhile and today we are going to have a look at the ASUS one, the Radeon R9 290 DirectCU II OC. The Radeon R9 290 version is no different from other high-end DirectCU II cards from the manufacturer, you don`t change a formula that works. The R9 290 DirectCU II OC features a custom PCB with a beefed up power design and is chilled by the latest version of the DirectCU II cooler. Other than the obvious the card has a factory overclocking on both the core and memory as well as a BIOS DIP switch allowing users to choose between a silent or a performance operation."
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XFX R9 290X Black OC Edition Graphics Card Review with Mantle @ HardwareHeaven.com
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XFX R9 290X Black OC Edition Graphics Card Review with Mantle @ HardwareHeaven.com Today on our test bench we have a Radeon 290X from XFX, the R9-290X Black OC Double Dissipation. With custom design and expanded voltage tweaking it aims to exceed anything we have seen from a 290X to date. We will be putting it through a selection of real world tests to establish how it performs in the latest games... and taking a look at AMD Mantle too."
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XFX R9 290 Double Dissipation Edition @ LanOC Reviews
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Out of last year`s AMD cards there was one card that stood above the rest with an all metal custom cooler. That was the double dissipation HD 7970 from XFX. This year there is a lot more competition and XFX has changed their design once again. I`m excited to find out how XFX stands up against the competition this year. With a black and chrome it certainly has the styling needed, but how is the performance? Let`s find out!"
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GPU Charts 2014 @ ocaholic
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As usual we have used an up to date system with three synthetic benchmarks and ten more or less recent games, benched at 1920x1080 with highest graphics settings. Only reference cards from both nVidia and AMD/ATI will be listed (aka no AIB cards). The idea behind is to show a performance overview of the current gaming graphics cards."
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XFX R7 250 Review
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With so many revisions being released lately it can be hard for established gamers on a budget to justify wanting to buy upgrades when their equipment might perform similarly (as the HD 7750 and R7 250 does). For people building new systems right now the HD 7750 is priced slightly cheaper (but it does have a rebate at this time), and while it is 1-2 generations older (two if you count the OEM-only HD 8000 series), it did perform slightly better than the R7 250. Upgrading from older generation graphics cards would be much wiser than a jump from a mid-range HD 7000-series to the mid-range R7-series."
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Gigabyte Geforce GTX 780 GHz Edition Video Card Review @HiTech Legion
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Just when you thought you would have to wait until Maxwell to see a performance boost from nVidia, Gigabyte has released the GTX 780 GHz Edition. The Gigabyte GTX 780 GHz Edition takes its name from the largest OC on a GTX 780 available, bumping the base clock to 1019 MHZ with a Boost Clock of a scorching 1071 MHz. /"
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