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EVGA Killer Xeno Pro: The Impact of Network Offloading
Bigfoot Networks has a new generation of more affordable high performance network cards. These add some...
July 3, 2009
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ASRock X58 Extreme - $169.99 is not too Extreme
We take an early look at ASRock's new X58 budget offering and find a board full of features and performance...
July 2, 2009
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Optimizing for Virtualization, Part 2
This is the second part of our ESX optimization tips and tricks, diving into storage optimization and...
June 29, 2009
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Triple Buffering: Why We Love It
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Going in depth on an often misunderstood and disregarded setting to show gamers why they should enable triple buffering....
June 26, 2009, 154 comments
Retail Windows 7 Prices Announced, Upgrades Half Off For The Next 2 Weeks
blog post by Ryan Smith
Microsoft has released the retail prices for Windows 7, so let's dive right in.   For full retail versions: Home Premium Full: $199 Professional Full: $299 Ultimate Full: $319 For retail upgrades: Home Premium Upgrade: $119 Professional Upgrade: $199 Ultimate Upgrade: $219 This doesn't include OEM pricing....
June 25, 2009, 68 comments
Lab Update: The Pre, Nokia and Intel, SSDs and More
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I provide some brief looks into what's going on in my lab this week and next....
June 24, 2009, 35 comments
Memory Scaling on Core i7 - Is DDR3-1066 Really the Best Choice?
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We take an in-depth look at memory scaling on the Core i7 platform to determine if there is any value in using memory faster than DDR3-1066....
June 24, 2009, 44 comments
June GPU Market Update: Price Compression Benefits
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It's a great time to buy a GPU, especially if you're in the market for an AMD part. Prices are low and performance is high....
June 19, 2009, 116 comments
The Palm Pre Review
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When I first met Apple's iPhone, I was very impressed. Meet the first smartphone to impress me since....
June 19, 2009, 87 comments
iPhone 3GS Performance: A Significant Performance Bump
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What's the first thing I did with my new iPhone 3GS? Benchmarked it....
June 19, 2009, 69 comments
Desperately Seeking Quality LCDs
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A while back, BenQ sent us their FP241VW LCD, an expensive high-end offering with some interesting features. Can this A-MVA panel best the competition, and does it even matter?...
June 17, 2009, 105 comments
Intel Quietly Announces Core i5 and Core i3 Branding
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Intel quietly announced the Core i5 and i3 branding for future Nehalem CPUs. I hope to add some additional light to the announcement. ...
June 17, 2009, 54 comments
Optimizing for Virtualization
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Want to gain the upper hand on your colleagues by getting the very best performance out of ESX? AnandTech IT shares its best practices uncovered in the development of their vApus Mark I benchmark....
June 16, 2009, 10 comments
The Palm Pre vs. Apple's iPhone 3G: Preliminary Results and 3GS Discussion
blog post by Anand Lal Shimpi
I got up early, went down to very sketchy Sprint store and bought a Palm Pre on Saturday. I've been playing with it and testing it ever since and before I finish the full review I thought I'd share some data with you all.First, battery life: Phone Web Browsing (Cell Network) Web Browsing (WiFi) Talk Time Apple iPhone 3G 218 minutes 400 minutes 289 minutes Palm...
June 9, 2009, 44 comments
Lab Update: Old P4s in Bench & OCZ's 30GB/60GB Vertex SSDs
blog post by Anand Lal Shimpi
A few weeks back I introduced you all to a tool I’d been working on for a while called Bench.Bench, in its current form, is a database of CPU performance data allowing you to compare virtually any modern day desktop CPUs. With the recent launch of the Core i7 975 and the Athlon II X2 processors there are now 78 individual CPUs represented in Bench.In my...
June 9, 2009, 39 comments
Ruggedized Notebooks
blog post by Jarred Walton
To review or not to review: that is the question. As you might imagine, we get a lot of press releases sent our way, along with review opportunities. As the notebook reviewer, one product category I hear about on a regular basis -- from the vendors at least -- is ruggedized notebooks. For example, Getac and GammaTech both sent me press releases during the past...
June 8, 2009, 26 comments
Computex 2009 - Gigabyte
blog post by Gary Key
Computex 2009 Gigabyte had a slew of new product introductions at Computex this year. In fact, the sheer number of new or revised products on display was a bit dizzying at times. While we love seeing new product introductions, the most important aspect of Gigabyte's impressive wall of boards is the number of current products being revised or...
June 5, 2009, 21 comments
Computex 2009 - ASRock
blog post by Gary Key
Computex 2009 ASRock is formally introducing both new products and product lines at Computex this year. ASRock has always been one of our favorite motherboard companies over the past few years. The reason, they tend to innovate and take chances in what has become a commoditized market while still being a value leader. Now, at times these risks have paid...
June 3, 2009, 18 comments
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