RAM: 896 MB; DirectX version: 10; Shader model version: 4.0; Cooling Solution: Active; Newest review: 4/2009

"... we've been pleasantly surprised throughout, with the Palit GTX 275 delivering perfect stock card performance throughout our test suite alongside an extremely quiet operation thanks to …

1 review

PCI Express; RAM: 512 MB; Processor clock speed: 650 MHz; DirectX version: 10; Shader model …; Newest review: 3/2008

"... At these prices, the 9600 GT represents excellent value, surely spelling the end for several of Nvidia's own upper-mid-range 8 series cards, as well as denting ATi's …

3 reviews

PCI Express; RAM: 896 MB; Processor clock speed: 670 MHz; Cooling Solution: Active; Newest review: 7/2009

"While the overclocking performance might be solid then, it's hardly different to what's possible with a stock GTX 275. The same can be said for the iChill's performance …

1 review

PCI Express; RAM: 2048 MB; Processor clock speed: 750 MHz; DirectX version: 10.1; …; Newest review: 9/2008

Large and power hungry, but still the fastest consumer card out there, Personal Computer World was impressed by the stunning performance of the Radeon HD 4870 X2.

2 reviews

RAM: 1024 MB; Processor clock speed: 702 MHz; DirectX version: 10; Cooling Solution: Passive; Newest review: 7/2009

"Performance wise we were disappointed with the MSI GTX 285 HydroGen OC's speed straight out of the box. The fact the stream processors were still at their stock speed meant it struggled to …

1 review

RAM: 1792 MB; Processor clock speed: 655 MHz; DirectX version: 10; Cooling Solution: Active; Newest review: 7/2009

"Well, what can we say? The strangest thing about the Lightning is the fact that so many high-end features and technology have been added to such a mediocre card as the GTX 260. ... That said, …

1 review

PCI Express; RAM: 1024 MB; Processor clock speed: 1000 MHz; DirectX version: 10.1; …; Newest review: 5/2009

"Sapphire ... has reminded us of just what the benefits of a stock overclocked card can be to the end user ... The performance boost is so marked ahead of a stock HD 4890, so significant that …

1 review

PCI Express; RAM: 1024 MB; Processor clock speed: 602 MHz; DirectX version: 10; Shader model …; Newest review: 9/2009

PC Format noted that the Gigabyte 9800GT was absolutely silent, and boasted an industrial appearance, but considered it expensive for its level of performance, not being as fast as some cheaper …

1 review, 1 opinion (Above average)

PCI Express; RAM: 1024 MB; Processor clock speed: 850 MHz; DirectX version: 10.1; …; Newest review: 5/2009

"Plus: Impressive overclocking headroom; Fast. Minus: But just not fast enough; Lacks the added NVIDIA bonuses."

1 review

RAM: 512 MB; Processor clock speed: 750 MHz; DirectX version: 10.1; Shader model version: 4.1; …; Newest review: 5/2009

"... the XFX ATI Radeon HD 4770 512MB is capable at low resolutions in Fallout 3 and can cope with higher resolutions in Far Cry 2 and Call of Duty: World at War so long as you don't ramp …

1 review

"Plus: Great performance across the board; Gives any single-GPU solution a spanking; Relatively affordable given the performance. Minus: Doesn't take to mix 'n' matching vendor …

1 review

RAM: 1792 MB; Processor clock speed: 675 MHz; DirectX version: 10; Newest review: 6/2009

"Plus: Fastest card available; Excellent water cooler; Overclocking headroom. Minus: Silly expensive."

1 review

"Plus: Huge performance at most settings or res; Can be quicker than a pair of GTX 295; Power consumption isn't too hideous. Minus: Not exactly cheap."

1 review

"Plus: Much faster than a single 4890; Relatively good value for money. Minus: Takes a bit of a beating from the GTX 285; Refused to run Crysis in DX10 mode."

1 review

"Plus: An extremely affordable multi-GPU setup; Solid performance at 1,680 x 1,050. Minus: Loses the plot at higher resolutions; 128-bit memory bus is a serious bummer."

1 review

"Plus: Handy for playing Crysis on a 30-inch panel. Minus: Sometimes slower than a pair of GTX 285s; So expensive it hurts; Draws enough power to heat a small village."

1 review

"Plus: Wicked quick in Far Cry 2. Minus: Disappointing performance in Crysis; Silly price; Insanely power hungry."

1 review

PCI Express; RAM: 512 MB; Processor clock speed: 675 MHz; DirectX version: 10.1; …; Newest review: 9/2009

Offering excellent value in the assessment of PC Format, the reviewer liked its single slot design and its ability to run quietly, however they noted that its performance tails off at the top. …

3 reviews

PCI Express; RAM: 1024 MB; Processor clock speed: 702 MHz; DirectX version: 10; Shader model …; Newest review: 2/2009

"Plus: The fastest single-GPU card available; Cooly overclocked and sweetly bundled. Minus: Too expensive though; Relatively uninspiring performance."

1 review

PCI Express; RAM: 1024 MB; Processor clock speed: 702 MHz; DirectX version: 10; Shader model …; Newest review: 1/2009

"... its clock speed increases are impressive, there's still headroom for overclocking, performance is excellent, the after sales service has a proven track record and it's the fastest …

1 review