The Intel Core i7 platform has reigned the high-end performance sector since launch, however most recently due to cuts in DDR3 memory pricing it has also become a viable option for system builders on a tighter budget. Besides the very...
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A few months ago, we looked into the effectiveness of using different numbers of CPU cores with various types of software. We received a lot of good feedback from that article, and there were some interesting suggestions from the community...
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Originally ASRock was to help in the entry to mainstream market while ASUS would concentrate on the high-end and enthusiast market. This worked very well at first, but it is becoming more and more a standard to integrate high-performance features...
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NVIDIA launched their GTX 280 video cards in the middle of last year. Facing stiff competition from ATI they lowered the prices of their products to compete. Early this year at CES 2009, NVIDIA released the updated GeForce GTX 285...
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Oh man again a new week, again a new SSD review :) These puppies just keep entering the premises of the Guru3D test lab, it feels like receiving candy really. SSD development is fast, constantly evolving and improving each and...
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When asked what hard drive should be purchased, most users would answer: The bigger the better. But is this the right choice? In most cases it is, but we don’t need that much space nowadays, so some of us prefer...
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OCZ has kicked it up another notch, though. The low latency, low voltage kit we have with us today carries with it the same 2000MHz clock speed but some even more aggressive timings. We can see on the new OCZ...
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It was quite a shock when Corsair announced their entry into the solid state market. Just weeks before the announcement a Corsair representative stated that the company was not looking to enter the market until they were ready. At that...
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The Dominator series of memory from Corsair is one name that comes to mind when you’re thinking of performance memory. While out of reach for many people due to the price the modules tend to be at, if you wanted...
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For some people, the GTX 275 might be like the stolen porridge in that fairy story about the three bears. The GTX 260 too slow? The GTX 285 too fast? Perhaps you looking for something in between. Something just right....
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NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 295 Series has been the King of the Hill in graphics cards performance for quite a while now. The initial design was based on two PCBs with one set of GPU, memory, voltage regulation each. Now NVIDIA...
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So far only two 2 TB hard disk drives have reached the market and both are “green” models, meaning they rotate at lower speeds in order to save energy. Models spinning at 7,200 rpm will reach the market only by...
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Variety, falling prices on some cards and general enthusiast interest led us to push manufacturers to send us whatever they could scrounge up that had a GTX 275 sticker on it. They came through and today we are looking at...
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Choosing a new case can be a simple task, a few easy steps can be to inspect the interior and exterior, make sure it has a proper cooling system, and most of all, make sure it fits your needs. If...
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G.Skill has a product here that they should be very proud off, as they made a tough choice, they also are moving towards the all new Indilinx Barefoot controller inside that SSD drive. As such they can fight off the...
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