Today we see the release of the GTS 250. Now, we're not going to sugarcoat it; this card is a 9800 GTX+ which we saw come out around August of last year. The thing about the 9800 GTX+, however, is ...

With the Gigabyte’s impressive amount of extra cooling headroom we were hopeful of some excellent overclocking results and set about tweaking the card’s core and memory clocks. After an hour or so ...

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We 'welcomed' NVIDIA's GeForce GTS 250 1GB card with more than a little head scratching. Basically a GeForce 9800 GTX+ 1GB card by another name, albeit with minor improvements and a slight price-drop ...

Today's release of the GeForce GTS 250 graphics card, which is basically a GeForce 9800 GTX+ by another name, has been met with indifference by many of the people that we spoke to on the CeBIT floor.

Newegg has a deal on the PNY GeForce GTS 250 video card. This one has 1GB of DDR3 RAM, supports HDCP, and supports SLI. If you pick up two of them, that means they’ll play nicely together for an even ...

The graphics industry certainly works in mysterious ways. Sometimes we see products released as a respin, a product that is altered, a little customized but in essence the same product as before.

It’s been well over eight months since NVIDIA first launched their GeForce 200 series, and until now, we haven’t seen much from the company in way of mid-range offerings. The closest we’ve come has ...

We've liked the GTS 250 from the word go. While we understand that it's nothing more than a 9800 GTX+, it's got all the features that we want out of a graphics card. For starters, we know that the ...

In Crysis there's very little difference between the performance of a GTS 250 512MB and Gigabyte's GTS 250 1GB, with most results within 0.3fps of each other. However, at higher AA settings at higher ...

So then you guys. As you have been able to see, today was the day that NVIDIA rebranded one of it's GPUs once more. Typically it would make sense that over time the product would be outdated. But rest ...