Recently leaked specifications suggest a new GK106 Kepler graphics card is in the works; the GTX 650 Ti. It will come in at under $200 with 576 CUDA cores but will it be a big enough performance jump ...

The recent release of the GTX 660 2GB and GTX 650 1GB saw Nvidia finally release its Kepler based cards for the mid and lower ranges of the market. We found the GTX 660 2GB to be very competitively ...

The GTX 650 Ti is based on Nvidia’s Kepler GK106 GPU, first seen on the recently launched GTX 660. In its full version, the GK106 GPU packs five SMX units with 960 CUDA cores, 24 ROPs and 80 texture ...

It seems for at least the next few weeks the large focus on the video card market is going to be the new mid-range offerings from both AMD and NVIDIA that hit at around the $150 mark, which is ...

I was excited about overclocking the GTX 650 Ti as I'd hope we'd see the same kind of success when it came to the numbers that we saw from the MSI GTX 650 1GB Power Edition which overclocked extremely ...

Hi. I do a lot of intensive stuff such as 3d rendering, video rendering and of course gaming. I currently have a Nvidia GTX 650 Ti Boost and it is good but I am thinking of upgrading to a GTX 1050 Ti.

Just days after AMD released the HD Radeon 7790 built on a new iteration of the company's Graphics Core Next architecture, Nvidia has released its own new graphics card for the mainstream market—the ...

You've probably just read our reference review on the GeForce GTX 650 Ti from NVIDIA. However obviously there will be a lot of board partners releasing several SKUs based on the new silicon as well.

Just days after AMD released the HD Radeon 7790 built on a new iteration of the company's Graphics Core Next architecture, Nvidia has released its own new graphics card for the mainstream market—the ...

A lot of board partners released several SKUs based on the GeForce GTX 650 Ti, and for good reason. The product series offers nice bang for bucks. In this review we look at the SPARKLE GeForce ...

In the final analysis of our AMD Radeon HD 7790 review, which launched last week, we mentioned that the mainstream GPU landscape would likely change again by the time the 7790 was actually available ...

Prices for the new card are set to start from around £144, pitching it firmly against AMD's HD 7850 2GB. We've previously recommended the 1GB SKU of the HD 7850 to those sticking solely to 1080p ...