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December 2010
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102 Reviews
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Abstract: The last few of months of 2010 were exciting in the video graphics world, and for gamers everywhere. There were several video card launches that upped the game on the high-end and the midrange-performance segment. New video cards were launched that br...
Earlier this month we saw the Radeon HD 6970 clash against the GeForce GTX 570 and while each card showed its strengths and weakness across the 14 games that we tested with, in the end they delivered much the same performance at 1920x1200. The Radeon ...
Abstract: Buy DirectDec 15 2010 - Along with the launch of the AMD Radeon HD 6970 comes the release of its sister, the AMD HD 6850. This card is priced more aggressively starting at $299 in the e-tail market. Equipped with the same amount of GDDR5 memory (2GB) a...
AMD's Radeon HD 6900 cards are interesting. It's hard to use a word other than that, because long before we received our samples, I had an idea of what to expect performance-wise, and that doesn't quite align with what we've seen throughout our tests....
Touchstone Of New ArchitectureMany people are full of expectation towards Radeon HD 6970 featuring new architecture,hoping that the card can have a wonderful battle with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580.However,the reality is always cruel,the fact has destroye...
We spotted a few weeks ago that HD 5870 1GB prices had collapsed to around the £230 mark and its now obvious why: the Radeon HD 6950 2GB, while occasionally making use of its extra memory to take a lead over the old warhorse, performs roughly on par with...
Abstract: AMD released yesterday their latest high-end video card series, the Radeon HD 6900. Let’s take a look at the two models that were released, the Radeon HD 6950 and the Radeon HD 6970.The video cards we are reviewing are the reference models from AMD. Wh...
Good performance. Support for full range of new technologies, including DirectX 11 and Enhanced Quality Anti-Aliasing.
Competing cards offer better value or stronger performance.
Priced at just under $300, the AMD Radeon HD 6950 would seem well poised to capture the cost-conscious sensible-enthusiast market, but this video card doesn't offer the performance to turn heads. ...
Abstract: The HD6970 and HD6950 use the Cayman GPU. They are both built with the 40nm process, and the main difference between the two is that the HD6970 has slightly more stream processors and texture units than the HD6950, and it is also clocked slightly higher.
Published: 2010-12-15, Author: Scott , review by: Techreport.com
Abstract: 2.6 billion. Six. The first figure is the number of transistors in AMD's new Cayman graphics processor. The second is the number of days we've had to spend with it prior to its release. Today's GPUs are incredibly complex beasts, and the companies that...
