GT200 GPU core is the basis for two of Nvidia’s latest graphics offerings. The full version of GT200 is used on GTX 280, whereas the crippled version of GT200 serves as a backbone to GTX 260 cards.

In the conclusion of our coverage of the Radeon HD 4850 and 4870 launch, we made this statement, "...dare we say a $300 graphics card represents an excellent value, from a price point perspective?

EVGA's GTX 260 FTW appears physically identical to other reference GTX 260 designs, utilising the standard cooler, albeit with a rather fetching flame graphic. The major difference between the FTW ...

If you've got your heart set on picking up one of NVIDIA's new GTX 260 or 280 graphics cards and you're mighty serious about your cooling, you may like to take note of what eVGA has designed ...

So, I have this EVGA GTX 260 Core 216 in my rig right now, and it really needs to go. It's 14" long, enclosing the entire bottom third of my case, it's very hard to reach the SATA ports around it, and ...

Picked up the GTX 260 earlier in the year to tinker with GPU computing. It lived in a spare machine special built for the purpose. The 6950 has been my gaming work horse for just over two years now. I ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Graphics card manufacturer, eVGA announced last Friday the release of three new GTX 260 "Core 216" ...

EVGA's bundle is somewhat lacking, with no provision made for HDMI or TV output. Instead you're provided with two dual-Molex-to-6-pin PCIe power adapters, and two DVI-to-VGA dongles. This seems a ...