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Sapphire x1950 Pro AGP [DELETED]
XSReviews
- Conclusion: The Sapphire x1950 Pro AGP card is pretty much the top end AGP card available at this time – until the 2600s or 8600s hit the streets.
- Pros: Best performing AGP card, Reasonably powerful
- Cons: More expensive than PCI-E version, Not that cool or quiet
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 Graphics Card [DELETED]
iXBT Labs
- Conclusion: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 1536MB , as you may have expected, is both the absolute performance leader among single-GPU solutions, outperforming the predecessor by 15%-20%,
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Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti [DELETED]
expertreviews.co.uk
- Excerpt: In fact the 560 Ti is available at a range of prices, because Nvidia has encouraged manufacturers to produce overclocked versions of the card. This is so much so that there are few stock versions available. Our initial testing here is with the reference card from Nvidia, which has a core clock speed of 822MHz and its 1GB of GDDR5 memory runs at 1GHz.
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AMD Radeon HD6990
KitGuru
- Excerpt: The battle for frame rate supremacy is always fun to watch, as AMD and Nvidia joust for top position with multi-million dollar R&D budgets. While the ultra high end cards generate only a small percentage of sales for either company, the performance leader will often generate sales lower down the chain. That is how the enthusiast ‘state of mind’ works.
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Sapphire HD 7770 GHz Edition 1024MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card
Tom (North West), Overclockers
- Summary: This card caused me a fair bit of head to table action when I first recieved it, in that the drivers which you get on the disk and the current (12.2 pre-certified)
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