Benchmarks: Dirt 2, F1 2010 geforce gtx 560 ti

Dirt 2 has a fantastic built-in benchmark tool that measures actual gameplay performance very accurately. The game was run in DirectX 11 mode with 4xAA enabled and the best visual quality settings.When testing Dirt 2 at 1920x1200 we had the new GeForce GTX 560 Ti performing 10% faster than the GTX 470 and Radeon HD 6950 graphics cards, averaging 79fps. The GTX 560 Ti was 19% slower than the more expensive GTX 570, but 20% faster than the Radeon HD 6870.F1 2010F1 2010 has a great built-in benchmark tool that was added in with the first patch. The game was run in DirectX 11 with 8xMSAA enabled and the best visual quality settings. It should be...

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The GeForce GTX 470 and 480 tested

inally -- today is the day that we debunk, squash and confirm some myths. Alongside the now ancient GeForce FX series, the most discussed product series prior to release from NVIDIA ever, is being released. Yes my friends, today is the day that the first DX11 class GeForce Series 400 graphics cards sees the light -- NVIDIA has given birth to twins, and we will review them both.You know, when I think about it, I have never seen so much speculation about graphics cards in the past. And sure, it's all for good reason. NVIDIA initially aimed to release the products we are seeing today gradually, along with the introduction of Windows 7. That OS release...

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Intel Core i7-980X Processor Review

Generally speaking, most users barely tap the potential of their computer system. Applications and video games are usually more affected by clock speed than they are processor cores, and many programs still are single-threaded. But again, this applies to most users. The differences between hardware enthusiasts or power-users and their casual PC user counterparts are acute and to the point that they have little in common with each other. While mainstream users concern themselves with browsing the web and checking email, enthusiasts are constantly looking to push their hardware with powerful overclocking experiments and power users create multiple...

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