A recent report has surfaced indicating that Nvidia plans to unveil its first GeForce 600 series GPUs on December 6 which is less than a month’s time from now. In total, there will be three chips namely the GeForce 610M, GeForce GT 630M and GeForce GT 635M which are all mobile GPUs.

Club 3D with efficiency and environment friendliness in mind releases its GeForce GTX 560 Ti Green Edition graphics card based on NVidia’s GF114 GPU core that is capable of up to 10% better efficiency than the original reference card.

For reasons yet to be known, custom graphics card manufacturer Point of View (POV) has decided to give its own GTX 550 Ti graphics card a 4GB DDR3 memory that many people just can’t call an upgrade as there’s just no relevant “point of view” to it.

Zotac goes efficient with the announcement of its GeForce GTS 450 ECO edition graphics card that promises 33% less power consumption than its reference design.

With other graphics cards manufacturers such as ASUS and EVGA throwing in their own unique and heavily modified version of Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 580, Gigabyte refuses to be toppled over in the market segment and thus came out with a card of its own equipped with its signature WinForce 3x Cooler and a massive 3GB GDDR5 memory.

EVGA has finally made the final design arrangements for its much anticipated enthusiast grade level GTX 580 Classified that is now nearing shipment.

Set to compete with top-end graphics cards from other manufacturers, the GTX 580 Classified sports 512 CUDA Cores on a 384-bit memory interface with either a 1.5GB or 3GB GDDR5 memory.

PNY bundles liquid cooling for its GTX 580 graphics cards offering users to choose between the XLR8 Liquid Cooled GeForce GTX 580 and the XLR8 Liquid Cooled GeForce GTX 580 with CPU cooling that both utilizes Asetek’s maintenance free sealed liquid cooling system with a 120mm radiator, coldplate and pump.

Point of View and TGT has recently announced two new products, the Geforce GTX 570 2.5GB Ultracharged and the GeForce GTX 570 2.5GB Charged, to add to their already growing line up of overclocked and factory tweaked graphics cards.

The Geforce GTX 570 2.5GB UltraCharged is clocked at 810MHz for the core, 1620MHz for shaders and 3960MHz for memory. It also features 480 CUDA cores and has a precise 2560MB of GDDR5 memory paired up with a 320-bit memory interface.

You may remember a few weeks ago we mentioned that Nvidia had released the GT 545 for the OEM market only. However it looks like thats about to change since EVGA has decided to release what will be, the first consumer-orientated version of the graphics card based on NVIDIA's GeForce GT 545 graphics processor.

Zotac have just launched another card to its Multiview series of graphics cards, the GTX 550 Ti Multiview. Graphics cards in the Multiview series are just the same as the regular ones, except they offer support to be able to connect up to three displays all at the same time.

Looks like Point of View’s graphics card tuning team TGT have been hard at work with two new updates to their Geforce GTX 500 series line-up. The GTX 580 3GB Ultra Charged and the GTX 580 3GB Charged cards will both be factory overclocked versions of the GTX 580 with twice as much memory.

Nvidia has launched two new graphics cards to its Geforce 500 series line-up, the GT 545 and the GT 530. Now if your a little confused because you haven't heard anything on these cards don't worry, thats because these cards have been reserved for the OEM market only.