With the announcment of Nvidia's new models the GTX 480 and GTX 470.  EVGA has unveiled their new line of models including 3 versions of of each.  Each model boasts a superHydro Copper FTW, a SuperClocked, and a Core model.

Who wants to get DDR5?

Come and play Team Fortress 2 on EVGA's servers and win some awesome hardware. Maybe I'll actually get what I want before Christmas rolls around this year.

EVGA Just announced the GeForce 210 and GeForce GT 220, and this time they managed to put "For The Win" in the model name.

EVGA has taken the next step in dual monitor support. The EVGA InterView is 2 screens on a central stand that can pivot and rotate. The screens have 1440x900 and the stand features 3 USB ports and a 1.3 megapixel webcam built in. The right screen can flip 180 degrees vertically to easily share your screen with a client or co-worker. The screens can be set as clones of each other or use a stretch view across the entire setup. No pricing has been announced about the InterView.

We have all heard it before, "PC gaming is dead!" and "Console gaming is better". Obviously PC gaming is not dead and whether console gaming is better than PC gaming or not is up to you, but there is reason behind some of these statements and I think EVGA's announcement today is a great example as to why people can be intimidated and even frustrated with PC gaming. If you haven't heard already, EVGA announced a new video card and a motherboard capable of 4-Way SLI (not in the "no"? Check out Eric's article about it here ). In a nutshell, you can now buy four of the same video card and link them up together and get more video card number crunching power. Sounds great right? I don't think so. Because CG in video games doesn't really work in that way and EVGA knows it.