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Brands of ATI's new graphic chips leaked, Crossfire boards to cost more than $200
September 8, 2005 – 1:27 PM
Details of ATI's upcoming graphics chip generation begin to emerge ahead of the official product launch, which is expected to take place within a few weeks. The enthusiast site Hexus.net today published a complete list of R5xx brand names. Sources also told Tom's Hardware Guide that dual-graphics Crossfire boards may be much more expensive than originally expected.
New graphic displays for the blind
December 22, 2004 – 2:47 PM
The micro robotic group at the caesar research center has recently been awarded one of three research prizes by the ONCE foundation for for the invention of graphical tactile displays for the blind.
Graphic cards to get water cooling, test price points up to $1200
July 1, 2005 – 11:08 PM in Overclocking
We recently met with the founders of one of the few major graphic card manufacturers in the US and chatted about upcoming trends in the graphic card industry. BFG expects heat dissipation to become one of the focus areas for the development of future high-end cards, some of which could sell for more than $1000.
Samsung's new GDDR3 targets 1 GByte graphic cards
June 21, 2005 – 5:30 PM
Samsung claims that it has developed the industry's fastest memory for graphic chips with a bandwidth of up to 2 Gbit per second. A slightly slower memory generation has entered mass production and will enable the production of 1 GByte graphic cards.
Nvidia's market share for standalone graphic chips tumbles
October 26, 2004 – 4:59 PM
For the first time in several years, Nvidia has shipped less standalone desktop graphic cards than its rival ATI, according to industry sources. The firm's market share reached 37 percent in the third quarter of this year, compared to 50 percent in the same period of 2003.

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32 Graphic Card Meltdown - Part Two
September 6, 1999 – 1:02 PM
This article continues the 32 graphic card Meltdown by showing hardware performance with each card's shipping driver. Benchmarks include Shogo (DirectX), Expendable (DirectX), Descent3 (DirectX/OpenGL) and Quake3 Test v1.08 (OpenGL).
32 Graphic Card Meltdown - Part One
August 4, 1999 – 1:01 PM
This first part of the 32-3D card article discusses the driver issues and feature list of the cards. Be careful, even this part one is 'only' 230 pages.
The Graphic Accelerator Guide
January 1, 1997 – 12:00 PM
No single component of the PC is deploying as quickly right now as the graphics subsystem. Graphic chip companies such as NVidia, ATI and 3Dfx trump their own products with astonishing swiftness, releasing new chips that more than double the capabilities of the product released just six or nine months before. Behind the surge of new silicon: The emergence of 3D applications programming standards as well as games and applications that use them.
Graphic Chips Review April 98
April 27, 1998 – 1:01 PM
Including Matrox MGA-G200 and first look of NVIDIA RIVA ZX
Review AGP Graphic Cards
October 27, 1997 – 12:00 PM in AMD/ATI
New Cards, New Chips, Matrox' Reign Seems Over !