NVIDIA.GTX 690 [Review] & AMD PowerColor HD 7990 Devil 13[sneak peek]

Presenting the latest member to the Nvidia Geforce family....the new GTX 690

1)THE GOOD[S] :-

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690 is the finest looking, best performing, most efficient dual-GPU video card in the world with unsurpassed design and engineering. The GeForce GTX 690 not only performs in terms of framerate, but also performs in terms of thermals, TDP, acoustics, and aesthetics. This is the "most perfect" dual-GPU video card we've ever experienced.

After the announcement and based on the specs it was clear that GTX 690 had the potential, but the question was ""could NVIDIA really pull this off?"" well They could, and they did.

The GTX 690 is the pinnacle of uncompromising graphics card design. It delivers unheard of performance and stretches our expectations of what’s possible in the GPU market.To put it simply, the GeForce GTX 690 is the fastest single graphics card we have tested to date--by far

PowerColor HD 7990 Devil 13

But that wasn't the biggest surprise, this is; for four months and counting, AMD hasn't fired back. The GTX 690 has gone unchallenged and though we've heard mumblings of a fabled Radeon HD 7990, such a card has yet to materialise. Has AMD decided that all-in-one CrossFire is too niche a solution? Who knows, but for fans of all-things Radeon, there's good news as AMD's partners aren't willing to sit back and let the GTX 690 stand alone at the top of the GPU food tree. PowerColor is the first to step up to the challenge, and it's doing so with a monstrous dual-GPU solution dubbed the HD 7990 Devil 13.









If the name doesn't tell you that this one's more than just another graphics card, the price tag will. Arriving at stores priced at a cool €1,000 (roughly £800), the Devil 13 isn't for the faint hearted. Its reason for existence is simple; it's designed to lay the smackdown on GeForce GTX 690.

well we are yet to find out the true power of the Devil 13,,,,

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