Complete Sapphire coverage from HEXUS
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Q&A: Sapphire Technology
27 February 2008, 20:43
AMD/ATI getting back in the game is good news for its biggest graphics board partner Sapphire.
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Sapphire launches TOXIC Radeon HD 3870
21 February 2008, 12:55
We're all expecting a slew of NVIDIA-based 9600GT cards to land later today but still, there's no harm in Sapphire sneaking in another Radeon card in the meantime. Say hello ...
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SAPPHIRE HD 3870 goes TOXIC!
21 February 2008, 12:27
Exclusive Vapor-X cooler gives performance boost.
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SAPPHIRE ADDS MUSCLE TO MIDRANGE WITH 1GB HD 3850
18 February 2008, 12:34
SAPPHIRE Technology, industry leader in graphics upgrades for the PC, has just launched a new version of its successful HD 3850 with enhanced memory configuration of 1GB.
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Review: The best graphics card for £50?
14 February 2008, 03:57
Does the Radeon HD 3650 cut the £50 mustard. We tell you whether it's worth buying a retail card from either Sapphire or HIS.
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DUAL HD 3870 FROM SAPPHIRE PUSHES PERFORMANCE
28 January 2008, 12:24
SAPPHIRE Technology - the leading innovator of graphics solutions for the PC - is now introducing a new DUAL GPU graphics accelerator based on the successful HD 3870.
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Review: Sapphire Radeon HD 3870 ATOMIC: the best RV670 yet
25 January 2008, 08:53
Sapphire takes the reference design, throws it out and starts again.
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Sapphire launches Radeon HD 3400 and HD 3600
23 January 2008, 14:20
Utilising ATI's new architecture, Sapphire announced today a range of new graphics cards, the Radeon HD 3450, Radeon HD 3470, and Radeon HD 3650.
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Sapphire launches HD 3400 and HD 3600 product lines
23 January 2008, 12:06
Utilising ATI's new architecture, Sapphire announced today a range of new graphics cards, the Radeon HD 3450, Radeon HD 3470, and Radeon HD 3650.
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SAPPHIRE announces HD 3650, Latest Graphics Technologies Hit the Mainstream
23 January 2008, 11:24
SAPPHIRE Technology, industry leader in graphics solutions, has just launched an exciting new family of graphics cards bringing the latest graphics architectures and high speed interface technologies into the mainstream.