Latest Graphics card News

ATI confusion over Eyefinity requirements

Posted at 12:24, 12 Mar 2010

Multi-display technology will not work on all 5000-series graphics cards

AMD launches sub-£100 Radeon HD 5670, promising DirectX 11 and triple- monitor gaming for the masses

Posted at 12:53, 14 Jan 2010

The £75 graphics card is the cheapest DirectX 11 card we've seen, but performance doesn't look to be good enough from our initial tests.

Sapphire fixes Eyefinity for DVI monitors

Posted at 16:54, 16 Dec 2009

Intel cans first Larrabee graphics chip

Posted at 11:39, 07 Dec 2009

Intel announced that it has cancelled its Larrabee standalone discrete graphics chip because both silicon and software development are behind schedule.

AMD releases world's fastest graphics card

Posted at 16:59, 18 Nov 2009

AMD has released the ATI Radeon HD 5970, which has enabled it to well and truly dominate the high-end of the graphics card market, leaving archrival Nvidia struggling to get its next generation architecture out of the door.

AMD releases ATI Radeon HD 5700 series

Posted at 14:47, 15 Oct 2009

AMD has released its new mainstream Radeon HD 5000 series graphics cards, which manage to come in at more affordable price points than the flagship 5800 series.

ATI Radeon HD 5850 tested

Posted at 15:36, 06 Oct 2009

ATI's Radeon HD 5870 is the most powerful graphics card we've ever seen, but at just over £300 you'd be right to expect something pretty special. For keen gamers on more moderate budgets, the Radeon HD 5850 costs a more reasonable £200. It's still a lot of money for a graphics card, but thankfully it's worth every penny.

ATI launches world's first DirectX 11 graphics card: the Radeon HD 5870

Posted at 23:08, 22 Sep 2009

It's been a while since anything truly exciting happened in the world of PC graphics cards, but as Shopper sat in a sweaty London Bridge meeting room for five hours of briefings from AMD, we knew the 5870 was going to change all that.

AMD announces graphics card with support for six monitors

Posted at 15:23, 11 Sep 2009

In a surprise announcement, AMD has unveiled a graphics card with a single GPU that can drive six high-resolution monitors.

Aging AGP slot gets Radeon HD 4650

Posted at 10:47, 17 Aug 2009

We were surprised to discover that graphics card manufacturer Sapphire are launching an AGP version of ATI's HD Radeon 4650. The AGP graphics standard was superseded by PCI-Express x16 back in 2004. Some cards supporting the old standard have trickled out over the years, but we thought we'd seen the last of them.