GPU article site thread

[Trave160]

So most have us to give links to various hardware reviewers that does GPUs. It's best if we leave a link for them in order to find out for themselves considering there's countless of them around the internet nowadays.

http://www.anandtech.com

http://www.bit-tech.net/

http://www.computerbase.de/

http://www.eteknix.com/

http://www.gamersnexus.net/

http://www.guru3d.com

https://www.hardocp.com/

http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/

http://www.hexus.net/

http://www.kitguru.net/

http://www.pcper.com/

http://www.overclock.net/

http://www.techspot.com/

http://www.tomshardware.com/

http://www.techpowerup.com/


If I missed a site, give me a link I'll check it out before updating OP. Also there are ground rules, PAY ATTENTION HERE:

• There will be no brand royalty behavior, brand dispute based on benchmarks if you think some of it you can't agree with then please have a civil discussion regarding it otherwise I will report to admin about it
• I won't post links of sites that are inept as benchmark sites that can be biased by providing lack of in-depth benchmarks, testing out among other things and just takes overall statistics of other sites into account without credibility (Like WCCFtech, GPUbos etc)
• If we're going to discuss about brands and their wellbeing, as I've said from first rule. Be civil about it, I don't want an infest of AMD vs Nvidia sh!tposting.
• Same applies with arguing about prices about GPUs in BD, I get that we have a problem with buying products here cause you can overzealous of US price, but note that everywhere else is more expensive than US itself per say UK, Europe, Russia, India etc. Even the US has tax for GPU products. So please take a hint, if GPUs come here overpriced, their prices will go down after good initial sales number. Except for ASUS GPUs for some reason, still that doesn't mean you can have an inquiry regarding.

That's it, play safe. I like to hear your thoughts regarding this, let's be more transparent as well.

[Sybaris Caesar]

You forgot YouTube reviewers. Apparently they're the bomb these days.

[Trave160]

You forgot YouTube reviewers. Apparently they're the bomb these days.

No I didn't, cause they're not websites. Technical foul

[furiousTaher]

i am just gonna post a list i had in my HDD no particular order but everybody knows anandtech is the most renowned reviewer ever. along with wendell who is not a reviewer more like a journalist and a programmer. and other personal favs are techspot tpu gamegpu hwcanucks pc per oc3d gn computerbase etc.
but I know a kid in this forum who believes wendell is a paid AMD agent. WOW. i guess game-debate and gpuboss are the best benchmark sites ever.


gurud 3d
tom's hardware
anandtech
techspot
techpowerup
pcworld
pc perspective
babeltech
arstechnica
gamersnexus
hardwarecanucks
overclock 3d
hexus
legitreviews
gamegpu


hardware unboxed
digitalfoundry
sciencestudio
Tech of Tomorrow


Clubic
PCGamesHardware
Computerbase
phoronix
tweakTown


joker productions
paul's hardware
over clockers Club
gamespot
kitguru


pcgamer
golem de
hardocp
lanOc






jayz 2cents
awesomesauce
linus
techsource
gamedebate
mwtech

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little off topic- what is the biggest PSU reviewer out there? i forgot the name.... damn it... something...... help me out here

[Iskander]

little off topic- what is the biggest PSU reviewer out there? i forgot the name.... damn it... something...... help me out here

JonnyGURU


HardwareSecrets reviewed cheap PSU

[Trave160]

There are reasons why I didn't list YouTubers, I Like JayZtwocents but come on every YouTube reviewers don't do it well as Gamersnexus does. I mean in-depth, 30 min video to explain everything to a tee. We need to read about overclocking potential, how about doing an analogy on the VRMs, capacitors and PCB design of GPU? thermal output? stability testing on games etc. There's so much to read on

[Sybaris Caesar]

Can anyone point me to a site who does performance summary against older cards kinda like TechPowerUp does?

e.g.

According to TPU a 1060/480 is almost 3x (~300%+) the performance of my 560 Ti in 1080p. But it's only one source and testing methodology changes. Plus they made a mistake a few months back. So wanna confirm with other sites.

[furiousTaher]

lol i think its more than 300% powerful, i had a 560 non ti, 280x aka 7970 give big boost compared to that, and 480 and 970 even faster than that... and 1060 is even even even faster than that. just do the math... 560ti<<<580<7870<<<7970<<<970<<1060

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go to tomshardware or anandtech charts.... or browse gamegpu.com for older games u would see 560ti in benchmark against 7970 etc.

[kaziishan]

There are reasons why I didn't list YouTubers, I Like JayZtwocents but come on every YouTube reviewers don't do it well as Gamersnexus does. I mean in-depth, 30 min video to explain everything to a tee. We need to read about overclocking potential, how about doing an analogy on the VRMs, capacitors and PCB design of GPU? thermal output? stability testing on games etc. There's so much to read on

That’s an improvement of 1C for the top of the M.2 SSD, and because of how we’re testing, that’s not “within margin of error,” as folks seem to like to spout without understanding.

The definitive quotation...

[Trave160]

The definitive quotation...

Am not sure I catch the drift