NVIDIA has given the official nod to the new GeForce GTS 450 video card, an "affordable" model that still attempts to deliver decent gaming performance. In fact, the company reckons the Fermi-based ...

Nvidia's late arrival to the party with the GeForce 400 series means it has been missing all the best dances with each of its product releases. The company is only now launching the GeForce GTS 450, a ...

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A couple of weeks ago, NVIDIA unveiled what could be the final graphics card model to help complete it’s mainstream to high-end GeForce 400 line-up, the GeForce GTS 450 (GF106). At ~$130, it becomes a ...

Graphics giant NVIDIA is unveiling its latest GPUs today. Based around the Fermi architecture first brought to bear earlier this year, the company is now looking to solidify the mid-range appeal of ...

For the week prior to the launch of the GTS 450 it's just been non-stop with samples of this card. It's clear that like the GTX 460, NVIDIA partners are keen to get their model out there to the market ...

While it might've taken a while initially to get the 400 series from NVIDIA, it's safe to say that over the last few months it's full steam ahead as we see more models from the company and even more ...

NVIDIA's new Fermi-based mainstream-GPU is now out in the wild. We've had a chance to play around with stock-clocked and factory-overclocked GTS 450s, so all that's left now is to look at how much the ...

Just like its older sibling the GTX 460, NVIDIA's GeForce GTS 450 is hitting online stores, even though we've yet to hear a word from NVIDIA itself about the new Fermi-based graphics card. While we ...

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As its GTS moniker denotes, NVIDIA's new GeForce GTS 450 is targeted at the mainstream market. That card's reference specifications call for a 783MHz GPU clock, with 1566MHz CUDA cores, and 902MHz ...