Complete ATi Technologies coverage from HEXUS
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ATI Catalyst 7.12 drivers released
24 December 2007, 11:57
Nothing quite like the smell of fresh new drivers just before Christmas is there? If you haven't done so already, you can now upgrade your Catalyst drivers to version 7.12 ...
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ATI Gemini spawns a triplet with 'tri-fire'
15 September 2007, 11:33
A long-forgotten project to bring 3 GPUs into the land of affordability has been rejuvenated back at Ruby's HQ.
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ATI mid-range line up for Xmas finalised?
14 September 2007, 19:13
Hot on the heals of the final details for the RV670, it seems that ATI has firmed up the balance of its mid-range offerings for the holidays
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HEXUS - CeBIT 2007 :: ATi 'Whiteout' - Powered by ATI R600
9 September 2007, 11:14
ATi Whiteout... a video of the fantastic new 'Ruby' technology demo which AMD is showcasing the power and technology of its much anticipated next-gen flagship graphics accelerator 'R600'.
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ATI's ex-CEO, Dave Orton, resigns. A sign of things to come?
10 July 2007, 15:11
Dave Orton resigns as the pressure builds up at ATI. Hector indulging in some belated spring cleaning?
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Review: HIS AMD ATI Radeon HD 2900 XT
14 May 2007, 05:00
Worth £250 of your money, yes. As fast as we had hoped for, absolutely not.
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Review: GeCube vs Sapphire - Radeon X1950 Pro AGP: the must-have upgrade?
4 April 2007, 08:35
Bottom line - X1950 Pro AGP is a decent SKU, GeCube needs to do better in a couple of areas, so Sapphire, offering a consistent package in every respect, takes ...
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Physics simulation gets sophisticated - R600 at work
19 March 2007, 17:22
Take a massively parallel architecture like a GPU... say R600, and get it to do advanced physics simulation. This is what you get...
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HEXUS Lassos ATI
4 March 2007, 13:34
Portable computers can compete quite well against desktops in terms of performance, even at the high end, if you like your laptop heavy, but one area where they slip behind ...
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Brick Wars demo
24 January 2007, 09:10
Smash your opponent's Lego brick castle with your cannon, all powered by ATi's Stream GPU physics acceleration. Except that it's just a demo. We hope it becomes a real game ...
