With the release this month of competing dual-GPU graphics cards, Nvidia’s GTX 590 and the AMD’s HD 6990, both companies have laid claim to the moniker “world’s fastest”. As our friends at Hexus.net try to explain, it is quite subjective. Read more on the debate here.
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