Intel and NVIDIA have kept relatively quiet thus far in 2012, but AMD's sure been keeping us busy. Following the January release of the Radeon HD 7970 and HD 7950, the chip specialist has this week extended the reach of its brand-new GCN architecture with the introduction of the Radeon HD 7770 and HD 7750.
Are the new cards worthy of consideration for low-to-mid-range systems? You can find all the answers in our reviews, and there are plenty of them! We've taken a detailed look at AMD's reference designs, and if you prefer something with a little more pizzazz, we've an in-depth review of Sapphire's HD 7770 OC.
In the market for a custom-cooled Radeon HD 7750? Then take a look at our review of HIS's iCooler card, and if fancy your chances at winning a new GPU instead, try out our latest competition - we're giving you the chance to win a Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 OC and a Sapphire Radeon HD 7770 OC.
AMD's frequent releases are hogging the limelight, but there's plenty happening elsewhere. We've a review of an ASUS N55SF laptop that promises to thrill with Bang & Olufsen speakers and a dedicated subwoofer, and we weigh up the pros and cons of a SteelSeries "no thrills, just kills" gaming mouse; the Kinzu V2 Pro.
In other news, Apple lifts the lid on OS X 10.8, patent disputes remain hot topics, Acer suggests there's still life left in the netbook, Samsung confirms a Spring launch for its breathtaking 55in OLED TV, ZTE launches the its first Android tablet for the UK market, and Microsoft may have let slip the new Windows 8 logo.
