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Overclocking a Video Card
If you have ever wondered how to overclock a video card then this article is for you. It's aimed at beginners who want to try overclocking without getting into BIOS flashing and modifying the cards permanently. Learn about the free software tools available that help you lightly overclock your GPU.

Published by huxleymedia (5,361 pts ) on Feb 23, 2010 to
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Laptop and Desktop Video Card Equivalence
Trying to assess the performance of any video card can be tough unless you spend literally hours scouring the web for benchmarks and reviews. Laptop video cards are especially difficult to peg, as they can share the same name as a desktop part, but not the performance.

Published by Jordan Salvi (1,820 pts ) on Dec 27, 2009 to
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How to Overclock your Video Card?
Want some extra performance from your current machine? Overclocking your video card can squeeze extra frames from your existing hardware, and is remarkably easy to do.

Published by M.S. Smith (42,566 pts ) on Nov 9, 2009 to
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Can Overclocking a Video Card Damage Your Motherboard?
Overclocking is commonplace now. But what dangers does it pose to the hardware? Will overclocking a graphics card have a knock-on effect to the rest of the system? Find out here.

Published by huxleymedia (5,361 pts ) on Oct 31, 2009 to
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The Future of Graphics Cards
Today's graphics cards can offer unparalleled performance, and near photorealistic visuals. Just compare games from a decade ago to Crysis, or STALKER: Clear Sky, and you will find the difference almost unbelievable. How can improvements in video hardware raise the bar even higher?

Published by Jordan Salvi (1,820 pts ) on Jun 18, 2009 to
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Upgrading to SLI or CrossFire: Worth It?
Upgrading to a multiple-GPU solution can result in a major increase in power, but there are numerous factors which must be considered before taking the plunge. Is your PSU up to the task? Will your PC run to hot? How much power can you expect? What will it cost? This article lays out the details.

Published by M.S. Smith (42,566 pts ) on Jun 6, 2009 to
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Cracking Many GPUs: Lucid's GPU Load Balancer
Having multiple GPUs in a PC is a good example of something that looks excellent on paper, but often fails to meet expectations. Now Lucid, a brand-new company, has promised to deliver a ground-breaking solution, cracking a problem that both ATI and Nvidia have long failed to solve.

Published by M.S. Smith (42,566 pts ) on Jun 6, 2009 to
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Get More From Your Video Card
Feeling the need to upgrade but don't have the money just yet? Maybe newer games are running slower than you'd like, or possibly you're just like most PC gamers and want more out of your PC. Fortunately, there are ways to increase your computer's graphics performance without buying a new video card.

Published by Jordan Salvi (1,820 pts ) on May 31, 2009 to
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Gaming & Multimedia - What is the Best Video Card?
Many gamers get swamped with the huge selection of high-end video cards on the market. It doesn't help that the naming schemes used by card manufacturers make little sense. So what if you want the all out best video card available?

Published by Jordan Salvi (1,820 pts ) on May 29, 2009 to
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Building a PC - Choosing a Graphics Card
One of the more difficult decisions when building or upgrading a PC is the selection of a graphics card. The multitude of options can be overwhelming. This article gives you some guidelines that can be used when shopping for your next graphics card.

Published by Michael Hartman (11,077 pts ) on Jan 27, 2009 to
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