While the GeForce GTX 480 is fastest here, it’s sort of a moot point; only at 2560×1600 with anti-aliasing do any of the cards ever fall below an average of 60 frames per second.

The GTX 480 is the meanest looking card to date as far as I'm concerned when it comes to seeing the massive heatsink. GIGABYTE has of course stickered the card up and the overall look is fantastic.

The GeForce GTX 480 outmaneuvers the Radeon HD 5870 at every turn in the games we tested. On average, the GeForce GTX 480 pulled away from the Radeon HD 5870 by 17 percent.

NVIDIA is announcing two DirectX-11 class cards today based on the GF100 GPU, the GeForce GTX 480 and the GeForce GTX 470. Each card's respective specifications and features are listed in the ...

Some of the hard specs on Nvidia’s completely next-gen Fermi graphics cards have been out there, but this is what you can actually buy around April 12: The $500 GeForce GTX 480 and $350 GeForce ...

When we compared the GeForce GTX 480 and the Radeon HD 5870 as single card solutions we gave the nod of approval to the Radeon for a few simple reasons. Even though the GeForce was faster, ...

Alright, let's get this article started, as always we'll have a look at Geforce GTX 470 and 480 reference specifications first. NVIDIA released two high-end class DirectX 11 capable products ...

Asus has already announced their version of NVIDIA's new Fermi-based GPUs, and now Zotac is stepping in with new versions of the GeForce GTX 470 and GTX 480 as well. The specs here are all what ...

In comparison to the current top-end GeForce GTX 285, the GTX 480 has twice the number of unified shader processors (480) and over three billion transistors, compared to 14,000 for the GTX285.

We pitted the GeForce GTX 580 against its predecessor, the GTX 480, and AMD’s Radeon HD 5870 and HD 5970. A note about the Radeon HD 5970: while it is a single graphics card, it’s actually a ...

We talk about how great the GTX 460 is in SLI, but we can clearly see that across the board the single GTX 480 Lightning at 900MHz manages to win out at all resolutions. There's some serious power ...

We’ve learned a lot about NVIDIA’s GF100 (Fermi) architecture over the past year, and after what seemed like an eternal wait, the company has officially announced the first two cards as part of the ...