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Dell UltraSharp 32 Ultra HD Monitor Review: UP3214Q At $3500
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Best Gaming CPUs For The Money: March 2014
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PowerColor LCS AXR9 290X: Water Makes Hawaii Comfortable
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Best Graphics Cards For The Money: March 2014
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2014 Equus Review: Are You Ready For A $70,000 Hyundai?
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Tom's Hardware Best Of Mobile World Congress 2014 Awards
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The SSD 730 Series Review: Intel Is Back With Its Own Controller
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Passively Cooling Nvidia's GeForce GTX 750 Ti...With An AMD Sink
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CastAR: The Augmented And Virtual Reality Triple-Threat
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Partner Cards: Two Radeon R9 290s And Five 290Xs, Updated
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What Does It Take To Turn The PC Into A Hi-Fi Audio Platform?
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Samsung 840 EVO mSATA Review: 120, 250, 500, And 1000 GB, Tested
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GFXBench 3.0: A Fresh Look At Mobile Benchmarking
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Four Entry-Level Monochrome Laser Printers, Reviewed
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Samsung S27B971D 27-Inch QHD Monitor, Reviewed
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GeForce GTX 750 Ti Review: Maxwell Adds Performance Using Less Power
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AIO DRN-STN Review: A Gaming All-In-One With A 120 Hz Display
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Bentley Continental GT V8: Some Cool Tech, And Loads Of Class
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The SSD 730 Series Review: Intel Is Back With Its Own Controller
February 27, 2014
Once up on a time, Intel's 10-channel controller drove the SSD market forward. When it was replaced by a 6Gb/s processor in 2012, that technology was enterprise-only. Finally, Intel is giving enthusiasts a taste of its home-grown solution in the SSD 730.
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Passively Cooling Nvidia's GeForce GTX 750 Ti...With An AMD Sink
February 27, 2014
We couldn't resist going where no man had before (or where no board partner could in time for Nvidia's launch): building a passively-cooled GeForce GTX 750 Ti. In the end, it took a bit of customization, since there aren't any compatible coolers yet.
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CastAR: The Augmented And Virtual Reality Triple-Threat
February 27, 2014
On our last day at CES 2014, we got to go hands-on with an early prototype of a most interesting pair of Augmented and Virtual Reality glasses. Currently in development, CastAR can project holographic-like 3D imagery right in front of you.
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Partner Cards: Two Radeon R9 290s And Five 290Xs, Updated
February 26, 2014
Our updated round-up of Hawaii-based board partner products includes two Radeon R9 290s, five Radeon R9 290Xes, the reference card with our Arctic Accelero Extreme III modification, and another home-grown config that employs NZXT's Kraken G10 cooler.
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What Does It Take To Turn The PC Into A Hi-Fi Audio Platform?
February 25, 2014
Most hi-fi audio is stored in digital form. With advancements in lossless compression, bit-perfect ripping/streaming, HD audio formats, multi-terabyte storage, and PC-friendly DACs, has the PC earned a place among high-end audio gear? At what price point?
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Samsung 840 EVO mSATA Review: 120, 250, 500, And 1000 GB, Tested
February 24, 2014
Once upon a time, adopting mSATA-based storage meant compromising capacity and performance. With its 840 EVO, Samsung gives you access to as much as 1000 GB at incredibly fast speeds. The company even manages attractive pricing to keep mSATA competitive.
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GFXBench 3.0: A Fresh Look At Mobile Benchmarking
February 21, 2014
Over the past few years, Kishonti has become a leading name in mobile GPU benchmarking. The newly-released GFXBench 3.0 is comprised of nearly all new tests, including battery, render quality, and the first serious OpenGL ES 3.0 performance metric.
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Four Entry-Level Monochrome Laser Printers, Reviewed
February 20, 2014
We take entry-level monochrome laser printers from Brother, Dell, HP, and Xerox in an attempt to identify which one is the best option for your home office or small business. We test performance and evaluate features in our quest to crown a winner.
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Samsung S27B971D 27-Inch QHD Monitor, Reviewed
February 19, 2014
Samsung's S27B971D is a refreshed flagship 27-inch QHD monitor selling for $200 less than last-gen's model. It certainly looks impressive on paper, with its factory calibration and internal look-up table capability. Does it measure up in our lab, though?
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GeForce GTX 750 Ti Review: Maxwell Adds Performance Using Less Power
February 18, 2014
Now that Nvidia is designing graphics architectures with Tegra in mind, first and foremost, efficiency takes priority. Can the company's mainstream GeForce GTX 750 Ti, based on its Maxwell architecture, prove that an eye on energy trumps the old approach?
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AIO DRN-STN Review: A Gaming All-In-One With A 120 Hz Display
February 17, 2014
The AIO Drone Station is a combination chassis and 120 Hz FHD display, ready to take your choice of ATX motherboard, CPU, graphics cards, storage, and power supply. We'd stop short of calling it portable, but appreciate the appeal of a fast all-in-one PC.
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Bentley Continental GT V8: Some Cool Tech, And Loads Of Class
February 14, 2014
Rather than flying into Vegas for CES last month, we drove. In Bentley's Continental GT V8. After a week of sprints on the highway and cruising The Strip, we figured out what makes this decadent land yacht tick. What goodies can you expect for $227,000?
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