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“Silvermont” is Intel’s first major redesign of the company’s Atom processors since its launch five years ago.

Enermax has formally confirmed which of the company's PSUs are fully compatible with Intel's upcoming "Haswell" processors.

Zotac’s GTX Titan Amp! Edition is an overclocked variant of the reference GTX Titan that includes the company’s "Boost Premium software" and Assassin's Creed bundles.

EKWB releases yet two more Supremacy CPU water blocks, again with purely cosmetic changes.

Silverstone rolls out three new CPU coolers, each built with a number of heatpipes and a PWM fan.

An MSI branded version of AMD's Radeon HD 7730 has surfaced on Coolaler.com and is evidently on sale in China.

AMD's upcoming A6-1450 "Temash" SoC, which made a brief appearance on Acer's website, powered the Aspire V5-122P-0643 notebook.

Older or cheaper power supplies might have compatibility with the upcoming Haswell CPUs because they are too efficient.

The latest additions to AMD's FX series of CPUs are essentially faster and hungrier versions of the FX-4300 and FX-6300 processors.

Nexus has released its RX-6500 power supply.

A brief roundup of all the information that has come to light, through rumors or otherwise, regarding the upcoming Intel Haswell desktop CPUs.

To comply with Crucial’s IP rights over the “Dominator” name, EK-RAM has renamed its RAM products to “EK-RAM Monarch.”

Thermaltake has announced an update to its lineup of water coolers.

MSI has released yet another teaser.

Elsa's version of the GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost features a reference clock and the company's Silent Air Cooling (S.A.C.) cooling system.

Through joint company collaboration, Intel’s 910 Series Solid State Drives have received VMware certification.

Based on very early benchmarks, the upcoming Intel Core i7-4960 Ivy Bridge-E processors will deliver 5 percent to 10 percent better performance than their Sandy Bridge-E predecessor.

Asus has let out yet another teaser regarding its upcoming Z87 motherboards.

Three more manufacturers have released their HD 7990 graphics cards. Unsurprisingly, it's more of the same.

Digital Storm goes right up against you and me, the DIYers who builds their own PC.