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We take an early look at ASRock's new X58 budget offering and find a board full of features and performance to boot.
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We provide a first look at MSI's impressive $169 X58 motherboard based on the uATX form factor. Does MSI have a winner here? We think so.
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At your request I dove deeper into wake on USB issues, overclocking, Flash video performance and power consumption with Zotac's Ion.
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We tie up some loose ends as we examine the final retail version of the EVGA X58 Classified.
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Has the Phenom II X4 940 met its match when it comes to CrossFire X performance at resolutions that most of us use on a daily basis? Let's find out.
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We take a quick look at the EVGA X58 Classified and provide an early BIOS guide for getting the most out of this X58 board and others.
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We take Gigabyte's latest P45 board out for a spin and find Ferrari performance at a Mustang price.
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We take a quick look at CrossFireX results with the Phenom II X4 940 and find it competitive with similar Intel offerings.
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The Blood Rage is one of the hottest looking X58 boards to grace our test bench, but what lies beneath the surface beauty?
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We take a look at the mid-range X58 motherboards from ASUS, EVGA, Gigabyte, and MSI.
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We preview EVGA's X58 based motherboard that is capable of 3X SLI as advertised but also handles CrossFire X quite well.
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The 790i MCP surfaces yet again, this time in the guise of a board touted to be an out-of-box winner. Does EVGA go for the win or come up short?
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Don't call it a comeback, NVIDIA has been here for years. But today's launch of the GeForce 9300 is aimed squarely at Intel. This is the chipset that's used in the new MacBooks and MacBook Pros, and it may just be the world's best HTPC chipset.
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Part two of our IGP series pits the best of the best against each other. We're crossing platforms and party lines to find the perfect IGP solution for gaming and for HTPCs.
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We take a first look at the latest ROG board sporting the Intel X58 chipset. However, we cannot provide performance numbers yet. Boo!!!
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Today we have the first part of a three part series on the current state of chipsets with integrated graphics. This first part looks closely at Intel's G45, presently the only LGA-775 chipset with full Blu-ray decode acceleration, as well as a quick comparison of the first G45 boards.