This article is probably a bit late for it to have its biggest impact, but hopefully it will still be use to some folks. Sapphire is no longer implementing the FleX technology in the latest AMD cards (the 7000-series), or at least they haven't to date. However, if you're looking to get into Eyefinity and purchase an older card on sale, or second hand via something like eBay, this article should be of use.
The Unbounded form a secret society of reckless car drivers racing around the streets (and occasionnally, through the buildings) of Shatter Bay. You, dear player want to join/challenge/destroy/emulate them.
With a ton of new audio hardware in my hands this is the first of many reviews to come. The Siberia V2 is a mainstream entry level gaming headset that is designed to work on multiple platforms (Xbox360, PS3, PC and Mac).
I'd say it performs pretty admirably for the price if you use it for it's intended purpose, but it has some shortcomings as well. Check out the video review for full details.
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In what can only be categorized as a response to NVIDIA's successful launch of the GeForce GTX 680, AMD has dropped prices across much of the Radeon HD 7000 product stack. Additionally, it is bundling three free games with Radeon HD 7900 series cards. The Radeon HD 7970 gets $70 cut from its MSRP, and will now be available for $479. The Radeon HD7950 drops by $50, and now slots in at $399 (what AMD considers an "impulse buy").
2D platform game developed and published by Ubisoft, in the popular Rayman franchise. The story follows Rayman, his friend Globox and two teensies as they fight Darktoons and other evil creatures that have infected the Glade of Dreams.
A bold attempt at resurrecting the first-person dungeon crawler genre, Grimrock combines tile-based movement with blow-and-cooldown combat, puzzles and RPG elements.
Tom's Hardware has published their latest iteration of Best Graphics Cards For The Money, so if you're in the market for an upgrade, and have a fair idea of what your budget is, you should check this article out.
There are a few ways to go about getting a Triple Screen setup now. AMD has Eyefinity for the red team, Nvidia Surround is available for the green team, and Matrox has the Triplehead2Go for the blue team.
P. Walter Tugnut, a hillbilly who lives in the countryside of a rural area in his dilapidated RV, has several weapons, ammunition, and beer, awaiting the eventual robot apocalypse. One day, a previously abandoned Chernobyl-style factory begins producing robots on its own. This is the day that Walter has been waiting for his entire life. He sets off in his RV on a robot-killing rampage, hoping to save humanity from an onslaught of deadly robot menaces.
With the news of the new Nvidia Surround software, many people are keen to try out the new features on their existing Nvidia Surround setups. The new 301 drivers have not been released by Nvidia yet for the 400 and 500 series cards, but thanks to the guys at Guru3D.com, we can start using it now.
Check out my update at the bottom of skipclarke's article on the new Nvidia software about how to go about getting these features for yourself! http://widescreengamingforum.com/article/nvidia-raises-bar-surround-eco…
Enjoy!
