GPU / Video Cards Reviews

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   Galaxy MDT GeForce GTX 580 Video Card Review

   By Brent Justice   January 02, 2012

   Galaxy has developed a video card that is based on the GeForce GTX 580 GPU and will allow you to run triple-display gaming with a single video card. This unique video card allows gamers more display options than ever on a GeForce GTX 580 GPU. We will look at configuration options, gameplay experience on triple-display, as well as overclocking.

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   Galaxy GeForce GTX560 Ti MDT X5 Video Card Review

   By Brent Justice   September 07, 2011

   With the new Galaxy GeForce GTX560Ti MDT X5 video card it is possible to output to 5 displays even though this is a single GPU video card. Enjoy NVIDIA multi-display spanned resolution gaming without the need for two cards! Can this GTX 560 Ti based video card stand up in the latest games when spanned across three displays? We are surprised.

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   Galaxy GeForce GTX 560 Ti GC Overclocking Review

   By Brent Justice   February 01, 2011

   We take an in-depth look at overclocking the new Galaxy GeForce GTX 560 Ti GC with XtremeTuner HD. We compare performance against the Radeon HD 6950 in apples-to-apples testing. Find out what 1GHz+ frequencies can do for the GTX 560 Ti’s performance.

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   Galaxy GeForce GTX 560 Ti GC Video Card Review

   By Brent Justice   January 25, 2011

   Today, NVIDIA continues the new GeForce GTX 500 series line with the introduction of the GeForce GTX 560 Ti. We will test this new $257 video card against the competition and find out what the real value is at this sweet spot of gaming goodness. You may be surprised at the results, but you might also save some money.

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   Galaxy GeForce GT 430 Video Card Review

   By Mark Warner   October 11, 2010

   NVIDIA's GeForce GT 430 GPU is here to rock the sub-$100 video card market! Does this new Fermi GPU offer a substantial upgrade over the GeForce GT 220, which it aims to replace? Can it compete with the long-entrenched Radeon HD 5000 series? In our look at the Galaxy GeForce GT 430 we will find out.

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   Galaxy GeForce GTS 450 Super OC Overclocking

   By Mark Warner   October 04, 2010

   Galaxy's factory overclocked GeForce GTS 450 Super OC is up for a round of manual overclocking on our test bench today. We've evaluated performance in five of today's most popular games to see if this card brings anything new to the table, or if it is more of the same from the embattled GeForce GTS 450.

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   My "Quiet" Galaxy GeForce GTX 480 SLI Build

   By Kyle Bennett   September 30, 2010

   Take two screaming loud Galaxy GeForce GTX 480 video cards and put them into the "wrong" chassis and you will get an earful of noise. Take those same cards and put them into the "right" chassis and you end up with a system that almost quiet. Our Quiet Fermi Build that was put together with speed in mind as well.

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   Galaxy Streams Desktop to Your TV

   By Kyle Bennett   June 01, 2010

   We have a look at some of Galaxy's new products that it is showing off at Computex. Most notably Galaxy will have product that will allow you to wirelessly stream your high resolution desktop to your TV. New GeForce GTX 480 and GTX 470 cards as well.

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   Galaxy GeForce GTX 470 GC SLI Review

   By Brent Justice   May 10, 2010

   Galaxy's new GeForce GTX 470 GC video card offers a unique solution to a common problem for hardware enthusiasts. There are new features such as higher clock speeds, a custom PCB design, and something called a detachable flip fan you will want to see. We compare single and SLI gameplay performance against AMD.

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    Galaxy GeForce GT 240 Video Card Review

    By Matthew Krysiak   December 14, 2009

    Galaxy is bringing you a brand new video card based on the new NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 GPU. We’ll tell you exactly what this new GPU is made of and what Galaxy has to bring to the table. We have an in-depth gameplay evaluation in store for you with several video card comparisons.

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    Galaxy GeForce 9600 GT LowPower LowProfile

    By Matthew Krysiak   June 08, 2009

    Today we have something a little different for you. We are taking a look at a brand new LowPower LowProfile video card from Galaxy aimed at the HTPC crowd. The Galaxy GeForce 9600 GT LP LP is designed for small form factor systems such as those from Shuttle and Dell. We will be putting it to the test using NVIDIA’s PureVideo HD and CUDA along with power, temperature and overclock testing.

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    Galaxy GeForce GTX 260+ Overclocked Version

    By Mark Warner   November 09, 2008

    The GeForce GTX 260+ Overclocked Edition adds a nice entry to Galaxy's modest product lineup, but does it add value to an already crowded performance video card market? We're going to find out, with some of today's biggest games!