Graphics Cards From NVIDIA And ATI Supercomputers On A Plate!

Graphics Cards From NVIDIA And ATI Supercomputers On A Plate Reviews

Gigabyte staff gave me a little more information on the Radeon 5750 card what they do. The map looked at is the GV-R575D5-1GD-B model, a massive graphics card that will power the game maniacs for next year and then some.

They sent me some benchmarks where they compared a GTS250 card the ATI Radeon.

First impressions. The first thing about this card is that it requires two power connectors (2) to. Yes these class cards to draw more power than is available on the PCI Express bus.

 
The entire map sucks up to 100 watts for massive 3D games. So to feed the council ask you to have a power of 450 watts.

If you use two cards in CrossFire mode, they require supply of 600 watts! Hard drives can take longer to implement or DVD drive can fail and drain large amounts of energy.

At the top of the map, you can see the power connector. In the test system used a 300 watt power supply was all that was available ... but the card and the system worked well and torn. It was a simple configuration, based on an ASUS desktop system base with only a DVD drive and a hard drive.

If you have multiple hard drives, and many DVD players that you may not be able to run this card with only a 300 watt power supply.

Once your Radeon card is installed and working, you may want to do some benchmarks. Many 3D games have "demo mode" that can show the FPS or frames per second. The average SPF of a demonstration may be a test speed of the GPU and the system. Another test program, you can try is 3DVantage.

This referral program pushes the card (PC), with extensive performance 3D scene. You will notice in the benchmarks we run gigabyte, these cards compare to Nvidia GTS 250 cards in many tests, but Nvidia cards are slower than the chip ATI 5750 in many games too.

Why test?

Punks like performance tests. Power PC geeks like to see your hardware to meet expectations, but true nerds also record those numbers and make "snapshot" data that may be useful later when troubleshooting problems or errors of performance problems with your PC.

And a new technology, this card features a DisplayPort interface ... one of the video refresh bus as fast as you can have. So for super high resolution games, DisplayPort give you a better picture.

The experiences and your Radeon card. Since these chips have massively parallel processing engines, they can also be used to break passwords.

A group of people in the Russian software company using ATI and Nvidia GPUs to crack passwords for a variety of programs and applications.

"According to Elcomsoft, a Radeon HD 4870 can be used to try almost 16,000 passwords per second using a" dictionary attack advanced ", which basically transforms inputs from a list of key words.

A high solution performance, such as NVIDIA Tesla S1070 GP-GPU, you can increase the number of seconds by passwords to an impressive 52,000.