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Motherboards facilitate communication between all of the difference components inside your PC. Picking the right one is imperative to maximizing stability and making sure your machine has room to grow. Let us help you choose the best Motherboard to fit your needs.

reviews - JUNE 17 39

We first covered Intel's Hawthorn Farm campus two years ago. A return visit with a video camera gives us the opportunity to film inside and ask some new questions about the company's efforts to design more...

reviews - JUNE 14 25

The market is brimming with motherboard options, and businesses of all sizes face the unenviable task of trying to decide which vendor to place at the heart of their productivity desktops.

news - JUNE 10 12

No other company buys more semiconductors than Apple.

news - JUNE 3 7

CUPP Computing has come up with an idea how to dramatically increase the time available for web surfing time on a PC.

news - JUNE 1 26

What will they think of next?

news - MAY 31 42

Creative is launching a sound and voice hardware accelerator for the desktop and mobile markets.

news - MAY 31 51

It's not often that the ubiquitous motherboard gets considerable attention.

reviews - MAY 30 90

AMD is laying the foundation for its Socket AM3+, Bulldozer-based Zambezi processors with the 990FX chipset, functionally identical to 890FX. The big news is that motherboard vendors are licensing SLI again,...

news - MAY 25 8

The global chip industry grew its revenues by about 11% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2011.

picture story - MAY 23 80

When it comes to PC form factors, they don't get much larger than XL-ATX. Just how large is Gigabyte's new super-sized G1.Assassin motherboard? Follow along as we walk you through our custom build (with four...

reviews - MAY 16 60

Intel reserved its most feature-rich LGA 1155 platform for (or four?) months past the launch of its Sandy Bridge-based processors, but was it worth the wait? We compare three upper-mainstream Z68 examples to a...

reviews - MAY 11 105

Back when Sandy Bridge launched (before the Cougar Point bug delayed Intel's platforms), we were already recommending that enthusiasts hold off on P67 and H67 in favor of Z68 Express. Was this...

news - MAY 6 33

A game designer has created a USB Stick-sized PC to help bring technology to children and third-world countries.

news - APRIL 28 41

Nvidia is licensing its SLI technology for AMD 990FX, 990X and 970 chipsets.

reviews - APRIL 25 46

With mainstream boards based on Intel's P67 Express chipset now priced well beyond $150, we reached into the $200-250 range to see what kinds of enhancements high-end buyers could expect just ahead of the...

news - APRIL 15 29

No additional chips needed... next year.

news - APRIL 14 33

AMD has said that upcoming chipsets will feature support for USB 3.0, otherwise known as SuperSpeed USB.

news - APRIL 13 34

Get your blue USB plugs ready.

reviews - APRIL 12 116

Intel’s flagship X58 chipset supports three-way SLI and triple-channel RAM, while its fastest gaming processor is stuck with a far less-capable P67 platform. With multiple GPU installations hanging in the...

reviews - APRIL 11 71

Intel’s Sandy Bridge-based processors dramatically advance gaming value by increasing performance at lower prices than LGA 1366-based configurations. But is the platform it sits on worthy of that CPU? We test...

news - APRIL 9 59

That's the APU... not of the Kwik-E-Mart.

news - MARCH 29 33

Congrats!

reviews - MARCH 10 91

Enthusiasts were forced to hit the brakes on Sandy Bridge when motherboard vendors massively recalled platforms based on Cougar Point. We take a Z68 Express-based board for a spin to see if you should wait for...

news - MARCH 9 19

The dust has settled after the Kinect launch, so what's next for Microsoft's Xbox team? Fresh blood, apparently.

news - MARCH 3 24

Now here's one way to stay green: use the motherboard packaging as a chassis.

news - MARCH 3 36

"World's first overclocking motherboard" is a very bold claim by Gigabyte.

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