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Based on our hands-on preview, this could be the fastest video card on the planet. Via Peter Azzopardi
Bradley Tongue's insight:
Looking for a new Graphics card that will all new games for at least the next 5 years on the maximum settings, giving you a more realistic gaming experiance.
Peter Azzopardi's curator insight,
April 26, 2013 10:16 AM
The "Ferrari red" fans says it all, this is power. Thank goodness they stopped there and did not go with the Ferrari vrooom :) The fans are reported to be very quiet. 
David Eltringham's curator insight,
September 9, 2013 9:12 AM
A bit expensive, but more than capable of handling the latest video game titles.
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NVIDIA is pretty good about staying on top of the latest releases with updated drivers, and today is no different. Building from the current 326.41 Beta release, today’s 326. Via Elizabeth White
Bradley Tongue's insight:
It's about time they released the new drivers for Nvidia graphic cards, as the game was unplayable on Nividia cards.
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SteelSeries is built on a legacy of professional gaming and tournament-grade peripherals. Go to any eSports competition and you'll find gamers repping the best SteelSeries products the dollar can buy.
Bradley Tongue's insight:
Looks like StealSeries are back with a brand new gaming headset, which is at a professional gaming and tournement standard.
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NVIDIA has held its keynote before the CES 2013 started and presented the new ARM15 NVIDIA Tegra 4 processor with 72 GPU cores officially
Bradley Tongue's insight:
Looks like AMD and Intel have a new competitor. #NewKidOnTheBlock
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Posted by John Montgomery on March 20, 2013 •
"The GPU Technology Conference (GTC) has grown considerably over the years, a reflection of the increasing use of GPU processing. For the vfx and production community, this tech is has become an incredibly important part of the process — one could argue critical part — and its why fxguide is covering the event.
This holds especially true for NVIDIA GPUs, being widely adopted across numerous industries. In 2008, there were 100 million installed CUDA GPUs and 150,000 CUDA programming kit downloads. Today, there are over 430 million installed CUDA GPUs and 1.6 million downloads of CUDA
The conference itself has also grown in size and scope, with tracks in industries from design to medical, entertainment & media to finance. This is a high level professional conference for anything NVIDIA GPU. The second day of the conference opened today in San Jose with a keynote by Jen-Hsun Huang, Co-Founder, President and CEO of NVIDIA. There were several items of interest to the vfx and production community, including key demos and major product announcements." ...
Read and watch more on fxguide.com Via Thierry Saint-Paul
Bradley Tongue's insight:
Isn't it amazing how game graphics can look as good as real life.
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Thank You for this as this game was unplayable when the game was first released, Good job game developers!