Today we are going to discuss the performance of Nvidia’s multi-processor graphics technology in configurations with two and three GeForce GTX 600 Ti graphics accelerators.

Today we are going to talk about eight graphics accelerators with proprietary designs that we managed to get in for review. All of them are based on the recently launched Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 Ti GPU.

As the Kepler architecture gets more affordable, we want to take a look at Zotac’s GeForce GTX 660 graphics card.

Today we are going to talk about one more unique graphics accelerator based on GeForce GTX 680 GPU. How does it differ from the previously reviewed Hi-End graphics accelerators on Nvidia “Kepler” processor?

Another “lightning” from MSI combines all the goodness you can only imagine. Our today’s review will talk about this great product in detail and reveal its performance in all contemporary games including the new title – Sleeping Dogs.

The new product from Inno3D Company impressed us not that much with its performance or overclocking potential, but with its unprecedentedly low noise. Actually, it would be more correct to say the absence of noise. Read our review to find out how they managed to accomplish that.

Graphics cards based on Nvidia’s top GK104 “Kepler” graphics processor become more and more affordable. We have just recently talked about GeForce GTX 670, but time has already come to meet a new kid on the block – GeForce GTX 660 Ti!

Let’s take a closer look at an EVGA graphics card with twice as much video memory onboard and figure out how we might benefit from it in different operational modes and games.

We are going to test the performance of an SLI configuration built with two world’s fastest graphics cards. We will also look at the performance in a configuration with three monitors and compare the results against those of a multi-card system built with AMD based accelerators.

Today we are going to talk about one of the fastest GeForce GTX 680 graphics cards out there featuring a unique cooling system.

Today we are going to discuss the performance of Nvidia’s multi-GPU configurations built with two and three overclocked GeForce GTX 670 graphics cards. Besides, we will also compare the performance of Nvidia GeForce HGTX 680 against AMD Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition (emulated by overclocking) running the latest existing drivers.

Good, better, the best – this could be the best way to describe the main heroes of our today’s review. Each of these proprietary graphics cards boasts not only its own peculiar design, but also a number of exclusive features that make it truly unique.

Today we are going to witness a remarkable duel of the two fastest and most unique single-GPU graphics accelerators we have in our lab. Why not check out which one wins?

The most important question, which is of great interest to many users, is the following: will the overclocked GeForce GTX 670 be able to catch up with a more expensive GeForce GTX 680? Our today’s review will answer this and many other questions about this new product you might have.

Today we will talk about the design and functionality of the proprietary GeForce GTX 680 graphics cards. We will test two graphics cards like that in an SLI configuration, compare it against a dual-processor GeForce GTX 690 and other products.

Today we are introducing to you the fastest graphics accelerator of our times and even of the rapidly approaching near future.

At last the patience of beautiful graphics fans has been rewarded: Nvidia has finally rolled out their response to AMD’s “Tahiti”. And today we are proud to present a new GK104 graphics processor on “Kepler” architecture and the first graphics card based on it.