For the purposes of this article, we got our hands on two GeForce GTX 260 Core 216 cards, one from EVGA and the other from Zotac, both of which are factory overclocked models that offer higher GPU, ...

EVGA's bundle is somewhat lacking, with no provision made for HDMI or TV output. Instead you're provided with two dual-Molex-to-6-pin PCIe power adapters, and two DVI-to-VGA dongles. This seems a ...

GT200 GPU core is the basis for two of Nvidia’s latest graphics offerings. The full version of GT200 is used on GTX 280, whereas the crippled version of GT200 serves as a backbone to GTX 260 cards.

Picked up the GTX 260 earlier in the year to tinker with GPU computing. It lived in a spare machine special built for the purpose. The 6950 has been my gaming work horse for just over two years now. I ...

NVIDIA competes with ATI Technologies - now a wholly-owned subsidiary of microprocessor manufacturer AMD - in the discrete and integrated GPU market. Intel, too, has a significant presence which is ...

The EVGA GTX Titan Black is currently the highest-performing single GPU you can buy, particularly for certain scientific and high-performance computing (HPC) applications, The Titan Black is based on ...

Remember the days when it felt like a requirement to shell out at least $400 for a graphics card in order to get an “excellent” gaming experience? I do. Not long after Techgage launched in 2005, I ...

EVGA’s $200 GTX 1060 3GB Gaming would be a no-brainer over AMD’s Radeon RX 470 if it had a bit more memory. A mere week after the Radeon RX 480 launched, Nvidia surprised everyone by announcing its ...

In the conclusion of our coverage of the Radeon HD 4850 and 4870 launch, we made this statement, "...dare we say a $300 graphics card represents an excellent value, from a price point perspective?