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Introduction This article evaluates the latest flagship video card from MSI, the MSI GeForce RTX 5090 32G SUPRIM SOC (model: G5090-32SPS), which has been purchased online for personal use, and so we are giving it a full review. Since its release in January 2025, the RTX 5090 has been somewhat...

Introduction This evaluation features the GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5070 EAGLE OC ICE SFF 12G (GV-N5070EAGLEOC ICE-12GD), which is typically around the $659.99 price point today, but has been higher in pricing as well. We will have a look at this RTX 5070 video card from GIGABYTE and also have an...

if you dig into that Hardware Unboxed video, the gains on both sides were pretty even. I'd say it's more fair that the 9070 XT can compete at 1440 with the 5070 Ti, not surpass it. That's still pretty good. Too bad AMD opted out of the high end this time. I think they missed the boat there.

Introduction On March 5th, 2025, the AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT and AMD Radeon RX 9070 GPUs launched, and video cards based on these new GPUs became available on March 6th, 2025. In today’s review, we will take a look at another of the XFX video cards in the newly released Radeon RX 9000 graphics […]...

Introduction The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 is NVIDIA’s lowest-tier performance offering in the GeForce RTX 50 series family, geared towards a 1080p gameplay experience and budget gamers. It was launched from Computex 2025 back on May 19th, 2025, but has become more widely available in June of this...

Introduction On March 5th, 2025, the AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT and AMD Radeon RX 9070 GPUs launched, and video cards based on these new GPUs became available on March 6th, 2025. In today’s review, we will take a look at XFX’s new QuickSilver Radeon RX 9070 line with this Radeon RX 9070 factory...

LoL....Trixx in Chinese.

Addage I live by : "trust no one, assume nothing."

.....trouble with driver or the RTX 5060 hardware, or both? Or something is rotten at nvidia? Or nvidia doesnt care about this card or how long it takes to be reviewed.....or they dont care about reviews anymore.

Introduction GIGABYTE’s AORUS MASTER video card series is a top-end, enthusiast video card series, and we have that model to review today with the GeForce RTX 5080 GPU; this is the cream of the crop, as it were, from GIGABYTE’s lineup. We’ll be reviewing the GIGABYTE AORUS GeForce RTX 5080...

Well, Im skeptical....we have HL2 RTX, and Borealis in development already. I hope this article is correct....but we've heard all this before.

Interesting how the cheaper Gigabyte 5060 Ti will give you very similar performance at a much lower price, just for comparison sake. This ASUS card is nice and all but the price is steep.

Hahahaha......Limited edition.....the entire 50 series is a limited edition. Who needs pictures of flames on their 5080? Just plug in the 12V 2x6 a d start playing a game, youll get real flames!!!

The one thing I noticed, the guy looks to be using a gen1 HPWR connector. Even Corsair says with this new gpu generation, you should make sure you have gen2 connectors. They (Corsair) sell both native and 8pin gen2 connectors for their psus for 20 dollars.

Oh my goodness....So far my 4090 is ok for what I need, I may just sit this one out. I hate those 12V-2x6 connectors. Bad idea and just not consistant quality. For over 2K I would hope for better.

I remember flashing the HD6700 to a HD6900. seemed it allowed an increase in VCore and boosted the clocks a little. Never liked to do it for fear of bricking the card and at that point in time it was a little bit complicated. I think I did one card and called it a day. Given the cost and...

Introduction In mid-January 2025, MSI introduced its latest addition to AMD socket AM5 motherboards. We have the brand-new MSI MAG X870E TOMAHAWK WiFi for review and evaluation with a current MSI store pricing of $319.99. We very recently reviewed the MSI MAG X870 TOMAHAWK WiFi. You will find as...

AMD has outright said the future is AI, something Nvidia is way in front of. Gaming GPUs are going to be few and far between soon. Neither company honestly give a rat's behind......it's almost a halo product category. Console chips, I bet there is still a pretty good chunk of AMDs income...

I dont think thats a fair assumption. You cant base your purchase on rumors. I dont care if the two cards cost the same. The new AMD cards are very good and the nvidia cards at the low end arent. About all nvidia has is the improvement in DLSS and everybody has big hate for that, instead of...

I agree. Now that the 9070XT is out, the choice is obvious, especially if you dont care about ray tracing. But....thats the deal and it is the pinnacle of graphics in the right games. What we dont talk much about though is turning on DLSS4 and jacking up FrameGen to 4x. That is the game...