The graphics card market can easily be described as a vast place, consisted of numerous brands and manufacturers, a fact that is sure to confuse the potential buyer. Which card should he buy?

ASUS introduced SilentCool Technology, a fan-less, noiseless cooling solution for high-performance graphics cards. According to the company, the all-new thermal solution operates at 0db for...

ATI Technologies has released CrossFire-compatible dual graphics card drivers to support Intel 955X chipsets, scheduled to hit the market in August. The Intel 955X Express...

Both graphics chips giants will launch a "GT" version of their Geforce 7800 and ATI X800 video cards. The news comes from The...

Available for download, the ForceWare Release 77.76 graphics driver takes Antialiasing Quality to new heights and expands SLI support for mainstream GPUs. NVIDIA...

Taiwanese Sparkle has added SLI support in its NVIDIA GeForce 6600 graphics card. The GeForce 6600 is the only product in its class to support...

The updated Catalyst software suite v5.7 is currently available for download. The software suite includes the following:

- Radeon display driver 8.152
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SLI Multi-GPU technology gained the world's attention, breaking every performance record one by one. Seeing this success, ATI secretly began working on a new Multi-GPU...

With SLI getting so much attention and coverage for its high performance and value (it's currently better value and performance to buy two 6600GT's than one single 6800U), ATI was left on the sideline, watching as Nvidia broke one benchmark record after another.

The X300SE is one of the lower-priced cards of ATi's latest "X" generation. Its price varies around $60 USD which makes it appealing to most low-end users. The card comes in three flavours, 64MB, 128MB and a Hypermemory model with support for up to 256MB.