Gigabyte introduces Nvidia nForce Professional RoHS-compliant motherboard
Published on September 06, 2005Gigabyte Technology recently introduced an AMD Opteron-based GA-2CEWH motherboard, its first product that follows the EU's Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) legislation. Read more
Gigabyte launches quad SLI-ready gaming platform
Published on January 16, 2007Gigabyte United, a joint-venture of Gigabyte Technology and Asustek Computer, has launched its GA-N680SLI-DQ6 high-end gaming platform, featuring the Nvidia nForce 680i SLI MCP chipset, supporting Intel Core 2 Extreme Quad-Core processors, and delivering what the company calls Gigabyte 6-Quad technologies. Read more
Gigabyte and AOpen exhibit pico-BTX solutions at Computex
Published on June 03, 2005Gigabyte Technology and AOpen are exhibiting pico-BTX systems at the ongoing Computex 2005 show, with Gigabyte marketing its system for its ease of assembly, while AOpen expects the performance of its dual-core pico-BTX systems will boost its sales. Read more
Highpoint Takes On Adaptec's SAS Controller
Published on December 19, 2008Professional hardware can be expensive, but are cost effective business products really an alternative? We compared Highpoint’s new RocketRAID 2640X4 SAS RAID controller with Adaptec’s 5405 entry level card. Read more
GeForce GTX 295 Performance: Previewed
Published on December 18, 2008After a frustrating second half of 2008, Nvidia is looking to start the new year off by reclaiming its single-card performance crown. We got our hands on an engineering sample GeForce GTX 295 to give you a taste of what you can expect in two weeks. Read more
Phenom Recycled: Athlon X2 7000-Series
Published on December 15, 2008Just a couple of weeks before the introduction of its 45 nm Phenom II, AMD introduces a new dual-core chip. The Athlon X2 7000-series is basically a 65 nm Phenom with two active cores, but with the full L2 and L3 cache memory. Read more
Does Saving Power Mean Hurting Performance?
Published on December 15, 2008Modern processors are capable of switching into power-efficient modes to save power when they’re idle, and an increasing number of motherboards offer dynamic features for the same purpose. Yet, the benefits come at a price. Read more
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