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Sitting somewhere between $300 and $350, the GTX 285 isn't a mid-range card, but it is not quite at the power level that the GTX 295 and HD4870 X2...

While most of our readers wouldn't know it, there is a lot of discussion, politics and soap-opera behind the scenes of the…

Introduction As is often the case with professional level hardware, it seems to follow suite behind the enthusiast

New from BFG is the GeForce GTX 285 OCX, a factory overclocked GTX285 with a core of 648MHz, the shader is 1.476GHz and GDDR3 of 2.484GHz.  All the other specs...

The last Catalyst release, 8.12, offered huge improvements to all Radeon owners excepting those with multiple HD4850s.  The hotfix for the 8.12 even cheered those unfortunates up, as it fixed the degradation…

Seeing as how Ryan has somehow managed to suppress his need to sleep, there is a brand new review up this morning, of nVIDIA's GTX 285 1GB graphics card. ...

Introduction A week ago today we brought you the scoop on the new GeForce GTX 295 graphics card from NVIDIA

AMD did get there with their new generation of cards first, it has taken nVIDIA a long time to come out with a dual GPU card like the HD4870 X2.  Now that…

Look out HD4870 X2, you are no longer competing and sometimes beating nVIDIA's best card, the GTX260+ has been replaced by the GTX 295.  Sporting an ungodly 1792MB of GDDR3 and a…

Introduction If you feel like you are having a case of 'deja vu' don't worry, you probably aren't alone.  While today is the official