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Andrew Burns of NVIDIA has written a graphics performance breakdown and performance guide for Metro: Last Light. Check it out by clicking on the headline.
As one might expect, every element of 2033 has been improved and iterated upon for Last Light, which is a superior game in every regard. That isn’t to say 2033 was lacking, but unlike most blockbusters which come from seasoned developers with several titles under their belts, 2033 was the first release for the Ukrainians at 4A, and was built on a comparatively small budget to boot. These refinements will undoubtedly be discussed at length in the many reviews hitting the airwaves this week, but I will say that I haven’t been as engrossed and immersed in a first-person shooter and game world for quite some time.
March i3DSpeed - 4/16/13 @ 9:12 am - By: MikeC - Source: Email
The i3DSpeed informs you about performance of popular graphics cards and the best price/performance deals in the market. This time we added the test results of AMD Radeon HD 7850 1024MB, AMD Radeon HD 7790 (standard and overclocked), ASUS Ares II (Radeon 7970 GHz CrossFire), ASUS Ares II CrossFire, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost, GeForce GTX Titan. We also replaced the 3DMark11 and Formula 1 (2010) benchmarks with the new 3DMark FireStrike and Unigine Valley benchmarks.
NVIDIA has written an article on SLI Technology at GeForce.com. The detailed article covers what SLI is, GPU scaling, requirements and configuration. Click the headline to check it out.
NVIDIA is announcing the latest additions to their GeForce 700M line-up of notebook GPUs. Those GPUs include NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M, GeForce GT 745M, and GeForce GT 740M in the performance segment and the GeForce GT 735M and GeForce GT 720M in the mainstream segment.
They feature key NVIDIA technologies that automatically maximize consumer’s notebook performance and experience such as NVIDIA Optimus, GeForce Experience and the new GPU Boost 2.0 for notebooks.
GPU boost 2.0 is the latest technology from NVIDIA that works behind the scene to enhance the consumer’s notebook experience. GPU Boost is an intelligent clock boosting technology designed to maximize the performance of your notebook seamlessly and automatically.
