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Having multiple monitors is one of the many benefits of falling monitor prices, as they're becoming more affordable more and more people are opting for multi-monitor gaming. (more)
Having multiple monitors is one of the many benefits of falling monitor prices, as they're becoming more affordable more and more people are opting for multi-monitor gaming (more)
CCL-Tech's newest author Josh takes us through updating our drivers for our NVIDIA based graphics cards. (more)
Martin walks us through checking compatibility when looking to build our own systems, it's not as scary as you may think. (more)
Martin takes a look at NVIDIA's latest GPU and puts it through it's paces for this benchmark and review. (more)
Nvidia has today launched the brilliant GeForce GTX 780 graphics card, offering segment leading performance in a monster gaming package! (more)
Their most powerful mobile GPU to date (more)
Dual-GPU performance at dual GPU Prices (more)
Could be even more layoffs, including in the UK. (more)
Next-Generation of AMD APUs Demonstrated (more)
Are EA having a laugh with the reproduction of old Sims expansion packs? They could well be, but fans will need to vote with their wallets to get EA to take notice! (more)
While I will do my best to avoid spoilers in my discussions of games it's not always possible to do so when conveying why and where a game excels or falls short. (more)
Arguably the greatest graphics card of all time is set to finally fall behind the pace of game development, after almost 6 years... (more)
Tom (CCL Purchaser) muses over the success of Nvidia's GTX 680 and AMD's failings on product launches. (more)
A graphics card is responsible for displaying the image you seen on screen. The images are made up by thousands of tiny dots called pixels, on a high resolution screen the graphics card can be displaying millions of pixels. Originally at the start of the PC revolution the graphics card’s purpose was only to display the image on the screen. The amount of memory present on a graphics card was very small and was not needed to a great extent where the modern cards can have several gigabytes of memory onboard. The modern graphics card is capable of powering breathtaking games, displaying 3D perspectives that show characters leaping out of the screen, running 1080P Full HD video in all its glory and can accelerate non-3D applications using their amazing processing power.
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Gainward GeForce GTX 660 2GB Graphics Card PCI-E DVI HDMI DisplayPort
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VTX3D AMD Radeon HD 6670 2GB Graphics Card
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What is a graphics card? A graphics card is responsible for displaying the image you seen on screen. The images are made up by thousands of tiny dots called pixels, on a high resolution screen the graphics card can be displaying millions of pixels. Originally at the start of the PC revolution the graphics card’s purpose was only to display the image on the screen. The amount of memory present on a graphics card was very small and was not needed to a great extent where the modern cards can have several gigabytes of memory onboard. The modern graphics card is capable of powering breathtaking games, displaying 3D perspectives that show characters leaping out of the screen, running 1080P Full HD video in all its glory and can accelerate non-3D applications using their amazing processing power. Graphics cards come in two distinct packages. There are integrated solutions such as onboard the motherboard and discreet cards such as those made by Nvidia and AMD ATI. Even the lowest models in the range of add-in cards can outperform onboard solutions often by a magnitude of several times. What features should I look for in a graphics card? A modern graphics card has a bewildering list of technologies and features present, it is easiest to work out what you want from a graphics card and then find the features which will give you the best experience. DirectX : A technology Microsoft has incorporated into Windows that standardises games enabling them to run on graphics cards supporting the same version of DirectX. The game developers make their games to work with DirectX and the graphics card vendors make the cards work with DirectX ensuring compatibility. The latest DirectX is version 11 which currently has the potential to provide the very best graphical images on PC surpassing what is possible on even the most powerful games consoles. OpenGL : Like DirectX OpenGL is a standard specification for developers to use to ensure compatibility. Unlike DirectX however OpenGL is compatible across multiple operating systems including Windows and Macintosh. OpenGL has decreased in popularity over recent years for games although there are still titles released which make use of...
