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The Strix GTX 960 is a new performance-mainstream graphics card, with a 1,291MHz factory-overclocked GPU and 1,317MHz GPU boost clock in OC mode, giving it a 12% faster than reference boost. The Strix cooler still features the critically acclaimed 0dB design in low temperature (and power) modes, with dual fans keeping cool under heavy gaming loads. The short design and PCB is great for smaller systems, yet it still has a multitude of display connections including three DP, one HDMI And one DVI. See the press release and gallery inside for more info.

What does the new MATRIX offer? Here's a preview of the new technologies.

The GeForce GTX 680 DirectCU II builds on Nvidia's latest graphics core, giving it even more power from 10-phase VRM and fat DirectCU II cooling hardware to play with, giving a 143MHz factory-OC to 1.2GHz GPU. The 6+8 pin power is also non-stacked, you'll be glad to hear!

Modified for your overclocking edification.

Are you a game enthusiast who always demands the best bang-for-buck performance in games? The ASUS Radeon HD7850 DirectCU II TOP firmly belongs in this segment of gaming performance, with its factory overclock from the standard 860MHz to 975MHz, and coupled with the latest DirectCU II technology it operates 20% cooler and 10dB quieter than the reference model. The guys over at VR-Zone will be able to walk you through the details in their extensive review of the ASUS Radeon HD7850 DirectCU II TOP.

These guys mean business – it’s not just a word on a box, let me tell you!