Albatron PCX5750 review

Very often here at OcPrices, we take a look at the latest and greatest in graphics hardware. While these flagship monsters do grab a lot of headlines and set fps records, they are well out of reach of most computer users, with price tags as high...... More

(Posted by: Nightmare on 2004-11-20)

3DMark 2005 Mirror Download

We have a mirror for 3dMark 2005. The link you have been looking for is in this page. Transfer speeds should be great :)... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2004-09-29)

HIS Excalibur X800 XT IceQ II Limited Edition Review

We have already looked at a few X800 Pros here at OcPrices, and despite being extremely fast cards, they are not ATi’s flagship. Unless you have been living under a rock for several months, you will already know that the fastest card to come from...... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2004-09-08)

Crucial RADEON X800 Pro 256MB Review

Memory manufacturer Crucial have been making ATi based graphics cards for some time now, and their 9800 Pro card we looked at last year was the winner of two awards. Competition has become stiffer since then though, and suddenly it feels like...... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2004-08-20)

HIS Excalibur X800 Pro IceQ II VIVO LIMITED EDITION Review

The X800 Pro we are looking at of this card is undoubtedly the most impressive you can buy, HIS’s mighty Excalibur X800 Pro IceQ II. As with their last IceQ card, the 9800 Pro, this card replaces the standard stock ATi cooler for a huge twin slot...... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2004-08-03)

HIS Excalibur All in Wonder 9600XT Turbo and All in Wonder 9600 Review

The ATi All in wonders are the Swiss Army Knives of the graphics card world, and today we have a couple in the labs for you, both from HIS; the Excalibur All in wonder 9600XT Turbo, and the Excalibur All in Wonder 9600.... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2004-06-14)

Albatron GeForceFX 5700P Turbo review

While the GeForce 6800 and Radeon X800 are grabbing all of the headlines lately, in reality very few people actually buy these wallet flattening speed demons. nVidia’s NV36, or GeForce FX5700 in marketing terms, is aimed at regular folks looking...... More

(Posted by: Nightmare on 2004-06-08)

HIS Excalibur 9600XT Turbo 128MB Review

The 9600XT card from HIS is an excellent performer, and at under £100 offers superb value for money. But can it match the power of the Creative Geforce 5700 Ultra?... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2004-04-05)

HIS Excalibur All In Wonder 9600 Pro Review

With the 9600 range of graphics cards, ATi offers fully Direct X 9 compliant graphics to the masses. We recently took a look at the 9600 SE from Hightech, and although offering an impressive feature set for the price point, it lacked the raw...... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2004-02-29)

Albatron FX5900 Turbo: Forceware 53.03 re-test

Those of you who recall my original Albatron FX5900 Turbo review will remember the performance and image quality issues with the infamous Detonator 50 drivers, which were, unfortunately, the...... More

(Posted by: Nightmare on 2004-02-08)

HIS Excalibur 9800XT 256MB Review

HIS are the fastest growing graphics card manufacturer in Europe, and as their 9800 Pro card was the clear victor in our recent 9800 Pro shootout, this comes as no surprise. Quick off the mark...... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2004-01-16)

HIS ATi 9600SE Review

The ATi 9600SE is not going to win any awards for its 3D graphics performance, but for an inexpensive fully Direct X 9 compatible graphics card with a decent software bundle and full VIVO capability, you could do a lot worse than this HIS solution.... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2003-12-19)

Asus Radeon 9800 XT Review

Asus has always been a company synonymous with superb reliability, great performing motherboards and of course some of the best quality nVIDIA based graphics card. Here at OcPrices.com we are currently of the opinion that nVIDIA have dropped the...... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2003-12-04)

ATi Radeon 9800 XT Review

ATi have now released the Radeon 9800 "XT" edition. This XT version has its core clocked some 8% higher at 412 MHz, and its memory clocked at 7% higher at 730MHz and also has some unique features including ATi endorsed overclocking.... More

(Posted by: Ben on 2003-11-25)