ASRock Z270 Killer SLI/ac ATX Motherboard Review By Thomas Soderstrom 29 March 2017 Not yet rated Does adding 802.11ac Wi-Fi endow a mainstream gaming motherboard with better value?
ASRock Z270 SuperCarrier 4-Way SLI ATX Motherboard Review By Thomas Soderstrom 03 March 2017 Not yet rated With 5 Gb/s Ethernet, dual Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, triple M.2, and even 10 SATA ports, is ASRock’s fully-loaded SuperCarrier the ultimate value in Kaby Lake compatible motherboards?
Nvidia's SLI Technology In 2015: What You Need To Know By Filippo L. Scognamiglio Pasini 27 April 2015 Nvidia's SLI is in great health as of early 2015. Here’s an overview of how SLI works, pros and cons, and what you’ll need for a build.
CrossFire Versus SLI Scaling: Does AMD's FX Actually Favor GeForce? By Thomas Soderstrom 11 April 2013 We've heard it said before that AMD's GPUs are more platform-dependent than Nvidia's. So, what happens when you drop a Radeon and a GeForce into an FX-8350-based system? Does AMD's CPU get in the way of its GPU running as well as it possibly could?
Origin PC Launches Gaming Laptop With Dual GPUs By Kevin Parrish 20 August 2012 Origin's new laptop supports dual GPUs up to Nvidia's GeForce GTX 680M 4 GB (SLI) or AMD's Radeon HD 7970M (CrossFireX).
Winner of Tom's Enthusiast PC with Vipre Antivirus By Marcus Yam 31 October 2011 Win a hot gaming rig complete with protection.
Tom's Hardware's Mailbox: Angelini Goes Postal By Chris Angelini 01 September 2010 It's easy to get caught up in the daily grind: benchmarking, writing, editing, and answering what sometimes seems like hundreds of emails. But at the end of the day, all of the work is for you. It's about time we started answering a little more feedback.
Palit Unveils GTX 465 Dual Fan With 4 Outputs By Sophie Dave 03 June 2010 Palit releases GeForce® GTX 465 Dual Fan + 4 Video output at Comptuex2010.
CyberPower Unveils Crystal Clarity GTX 480/470's By Bestofmedia Team 14 April 2010 CyberPower Adds Crystal Clarity and Blazing Speed to its Gaming PCs With NVIDIA’s new “Fermi” Video Cards.
