Peripherals

Zotac Nitro

Mar 31, 2009 With the Nitro, Zotac is looking to make graphics card overclocking simple and straightforward. Has the company succeeded?

1. Editor's Rating: Editor's Rating: 4 stars

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Games consoles

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Mobile devices

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