The fastest card we’ve seen, but the performance boost doesn’t justify the price.

The fastest single-GPU card we've seen, but it can't shake ATI in the price war.

Both the fastest and the priciest card on test.

It’s fast, but not quite fast enough for the huge price.

Nvidia’s card is fast, but ATI’s is still faster.

An immensely powerful card, tempered by flaky drivers.

Yes, it’s fast, but is that enough anymore? Poor drivers and a high price tag are enough to put us off.

Graphics card manufacturers’ obsession with multi-GPU boards continues this month. The Asus HD 3850 X2 brings to market the novel formula of two ATi Radeon 3850 GPUs on one card.

A mighty dual-GPU board that makes light work of even today’s toughest DirectX 10 games.

It’s incredibly powerful, but recent releases offer similar performance for significantly less money.

It was all looking good until Nvidia’s new cards overtook it on the final straight.

A popular and fast top-end option, but it’s losing its grip to new competition from both sides.

Takes the crown as today’s fastest graphics architecture, but you’ll have to pay for it

The Asus GeForce FX 5900 features an interesting heat sink arrangement that effectively cools the core and RAM, adding to overclocking potential.

As with all the GeForce3 Ti cards the ASUS V8200 T2 Deluxe features two new additions to the NVIDIA nfiniteFX engine...

A mighty dual-GPU board that makes light work of even today’s toughest DirectX 10 games

Potentially Much faster than a X1900 XTX in games with large textures yet it costs the same. At over $100 less than Nvidia’s 7950 GX2, it’s a fine card.

It’s NVIDIA’s flagship, but still trails behind the top ATI cards.

The fastest card available, but the XT is better value for money.

Still a half-decent choice if you opt for a 256mb version.