Sapphire has just launched the RX 7700 XT Pure Frostpunk 2 Edition, a card we first got hands-on with back at Computex 2024.

Kitguru is over at Computex 2024 in Taipei and our first stand covers Sapphire and their new products. They are showing some new graphics cards, some builds and other really cool hardware. Check out ...

The card earns bonus points for travel and dining-related spending, which can be redeemed for more value through Chase. It piles on the perks, too, but they come at a price. With a big sign-up ...

According to the latest rumors, AMD priced its new RDNA 4 graphics card lineup too high to compete with the Nvidia GeForce ...

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Many models will sport overclocks out of the box, though, including the ASRock Challenger OC and Sapphire Pulse ... and Radeon RX 7600 are quiet graphics cards. Though 2db separates each in our tests, ...

This graphics card is aimed at the mainstream market segment ... which enhances visual quality and can support Ultra High Definition (UHD) gaming in compatible titles. We check out ASRocks launch ...

where photographs showed sealed Sapphire Pulse models in an Israeli computer store's stockroom. The documentation of these graphics cards suggests that AMD partners may be ahead in distributing ...

Intel's Arc B580 graphics cards have been its best-reviewed to date ... that uses PCIe 3.0 for the graphics slot or which doesn't support ReBAR. Just something to be aware of if you're trying ...

With the Chase Sapphire cards, however, you might be able to enjoy specific outings, like Chase Sapphire Ski, which offers special dates where you can get discounted lift passes and even enjoy ...

It feels like there are a million variations of every graphics card on the market. There aren’t, but looking at the search results for “4070” on Amazon, you could be forgiven for thinking so.