For anyone wondering why those words were chosen as the opening paragraph for this review, the reason is that I asked Rich a bit of advice on what the angle should be for this motherboard. Lesson learned. I think what...
Read More...For anyone wondering why those words were chosen as the opening paragraph for this review, the reason is that I asked Rich a bit of advice on what the angle should be for this motherboard. Lesson learned. I think what...
Read More...Weird — at an Intel press-conference last week Intel clearly stipulated that for the 1020 line of products USB3.0 and SATA 6GBPs would not become available. However according to a report by Japanese tech site ASCII we may see USB...
Read More...It’s that time again for the ATI Catalyst™ driver update! We have been getting great comments and feedback from the community because of this blog site. Please continue to send us your feedback as we do review them all*. *IF...
Read More...Apple has put an end to weeks of fevered speculation by unveiling its long-awaited tablet PC, which it has called the iPad. Steve Jobs, Apple’s chief executive unveiled the touchscreen device at the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco. Link
Read More...Earlier this month on the 3rd we took an in-depth peek at the Core i5 600 series processors. Intel that day also released the the Core i3 series processors, exactly the same thing, yet clocked slight slower and with Intel’s...
Read More...ASUS is the biggest name in motherboard brands in every likely every corner of the planet currently. ASUS is a master of targeted product lines and marketing. An example of that is the Republic of Gamers brand. The motherboards sold...
Read More...Mass Effect 2 is such a big game that, to be honest, it’s hard to know where to begin. There’s so much new content and so many new features that it can all be a bit overwhelming at times, especially...
Read More...Good news for video game players who rightfully felt that the 2009 holiday season’s crop of electronic amusements left their joysticks feeling a little limp: The coming year promises to be a much richer one for diehard enthusiasts. Thank a...
Read More...We haven’t had a display review since our desperately seeking quality LCDs article. That doesn’t mean there haven’t been interesting displays released during that timeframe, but the trends highlighted in that last article have continued. TN panels are everywhere and...
Read More...Announced over on the Mozilla Blog yesterday by Melissa Shapiro, the latest build of the popular free-as-in-speech browser will be trickling out to users via the in-built update system over the next few days. If you can’t wait that long,...
Read More...Hi everyone! My name is Alex Dubec and I’m a Program Manager on the Office Trustworthy Computing Performance team. My team is responsible for compiling system requirements across Office, and I’d like to give you a behind-the-scenes look at how...
Read More...OCZ has been on a winning streak with their SSD drives ever since that started selling Indilinx controller based products. Armed with that controller and a nice phat cache these SSDs show brilliant performance. Link
Read More...Reputations can be hard to live with, whether they be excessively negative or glowingly positive. So it is with Thermalright, with previous coolers from the company achieving legendary status – the Ultra 120 Extreme (dubbed the TRUE) CPU cooler has...
Read More...Initially it would appear that the ASUS cards are reference based designs, utilising the stock ATI cooling solution and in the de rigueur black and red the current ATI design is based upon. However as is often the case, under...
Read More...Months ago at NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference, CEO Jen Hsun Huang announced the upcoming Fermi architecture to the world. Due to the nature of that conference, very few -if any- details were leaked regarding the architecture’s performance in the one...
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