Graphics

The ASUS GTX 1060 STRIX features a solid backplate and comes with all the usual NVIDIA Pascal features such as Gameworks, VRWorks, G-Sync, and Ansel. Is it the best GTX 1060 on the market? Find out with our Play3r review!

The HIS IceQ X2 R9 280X is on my test bed today. How well will it perform? Read on to find out...

Another GTX 960 but this time it's MSI's turn. Does the MSI Gaming spin on it give it an edge over AMD? Read the review to find out...

Today I took a look at both the 780 and 780Ti ZOTAC AMP! Edition graphics cards, how do they compare to each other and other cards on test? Read on to find out...

The ASUS ROG RX 580 STRIX is a card that has some controversy surrounding it, but not because it is an ASUS card. Is it the one for you, or should you be looking at NVIDIA instead? Check the review out to find out more!

The latest card from Sapphires R9 290x line-up features Tri-X (triple fan) cooling technology as well as a mighty 8GB of GDDR5 VRAM.

We take a look at the R9 Fury X from XFX, which comes with 4GB of high-bandwidth memory and features a crazily large memory bus! Can it topple NVIDIA? Read the review and find out...

XFX have equipped their R9 290 DD Double Dissipation cooler with their Ghost Thermal 2.0 technology but with the AMD "Hawaii" core being hotter than the sun, how will it cope? Does it represent good value for money? Read the review to find out.

In our last 2 graphics cards reviews, we have taken a look at both the MSI RTX 2080 Duke OC and the MSI RTX 2080 Gaming X Trio graphics cards. Today is the turn of the goliath MSI RTX 2080 Ti Gaming X Trio which is the current choice for 4K gaming and the best available gaming performance.

The ASUS ROG GTX 1050 Ti graphics card features 4GB of GDDR5 and measures in at 9.5" in length. Is the STRIX the new GPU budget king?