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Best Graphics Cards For The Money: May 2013 - May 21, 2013
League Of Legends Performance, Benchmarked - May 20, 2013
HP ZR2740w Versus Asus PB278Q: QHD 27" Monitors, Tested - May 17, 2013
Best Gaming CPUs For The Money: May 2013 - May 16, 2013
Google Glass: Ergonomics, Performance, And Practicality, Tested - May 15, 2013
One SSD Vs. Two In RAID: Which Is Better? - May 14, 2013
Six Low-Voltage Dual-Channel 8 GB Memory Kits, Overclocked
May 13, 2013
We've abided by Intel's 1.55 V recommendation for two architectures and two die shrinks, yet most performance memory manufacturers ignore it. Recent problems with one of our builds raised the question, how far can we push RAM without killing CPUs?
Our 20 Favorite Apps For Your Windows Phone 8 Device
May 10, 2013
Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 is picking up more support from the software development community. After trading in an iPhone for a Lumia 920, and then turning that in for an HTC Windows 8X, he compiled a list of the top apps installed on his phone.
A Free-To-Play MMO? Neverwinter Performance, Benchmarked
May 9, 2013
Neverwinter is a new free-to-play MMO in the Dungeons And Dragons universe, sporting an action RPG flavor. We benchmark it with a number of graphics cards and CPUs, uncovering a processor-oriented bottleneck along the way. Does your platform measure up?
Seagate 600 SSD 240 GB Review: LAMD And Toshiba, Together Again
May 8, 2013
Seagate is the world's largest purveyor of mechanical hard drives. As the company prepares for mortal combat in the consumer SSD space, are its wits, Toshiba's Toggle-mode NAND, and SK hynix memory solutions' 87800 controller enough to get by?
Seagate 600 Pro-Series 200 GB SSD Review: For The Enterprise
May 7, 2013
After years of halfhearted attempts to join the solid-state storage market, Seagate is finally ready to reinvent itself with a new family of SSDs. The first one we're looking at is the enterprise-class 600 Pro. Does this 200 GB drive impress our team?
Intel Silvermont Architecture: Does This Atom Change It All?
May 6, 2013
We sat in on a Silvermont deep-dive, the architecture powering Intel's next-generation Atom processors. Manufactured at 22 nm, armed with an out-of-order execution engine, and optimized for power, will this be what buries the ARM-based competition?
Is This Even Fair? Budget Ivy Bridge Takes On Core 2 Duo And Quad
May 6, 2013
Reader requests affect much of the work we do, and we constantly receive email asking for this one: compare Intel's older Wolfdale- and Yorkfield-based designs against today's budget-friendly Ivy Bridge-based processors. Well, you asked, and we deliver.
In Pictures: Tom's Hardware At NAB Show 2013
May 3, 2013
Tom's Hardware was in Las Vegas a couple of weeks ago for the 90th annual NAB Show. Join us as we review what we saw on the show floor, including cameras, lighting, drones, storage devices, sounds equipment, monitors, and accessories.
Four Sub-$100 Cases For Your 2013 Gaming Build, Reviewed
May 2, 2013
Last week we previewed the first four mainstream gaming cases in our 11-way sub-$100 round-up. Now we get to build four systems and test them. What other features will we uncover along the way, and how will they affect thermal and acoustic performance?
2013 Nissan GT-R Black Edition: The Gran Turismo Car
May 1, 2013
Nissan let us borrow its 2013 GT-R Black Edition press car for our trip to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. We were blown away by its performance, even if the car doesn't include much of the convenience-oriented tech we've grown accustomed to.
MSI GX60 Review: Radeon HD 7970M In A $1,200 Notebook!
April 30, 2013
MSI's GX60-series notebook is in our lab today. Armed with Radeon HD 7970M graphics, a 15.6" display, and triple-screen output, this is truly a desktop replacement. But can its AMD A10-4600M APU keep pace with gaming platforms armed with Intel CPUs?
Dota 2 Performance, Benchmarked
April 29, 2013
Dota 2 is one of the most popular games around. And, it's free-to-play, so anyone can try it out. How much hardware do you need to enjoy this title at smooth frame rates? Not much, it turns out. We test a number of CPUs and GPUs at different settings.

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