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What's the Fastest Current Graphics Card?

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Graphics | 17th Sep 2009

With a new generation of DirectX 11 graphics cards just around the corner, we take a look at the fastest cards currently on the market to decide which card from this generation has emerged victorious. Hold onto your shaders - this one's going to be bumpy!

MSI 770-C45 Motherboard Review

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Motherboards | 17th Sep 2009

A cheap and cheerful 770X board that's worth buying? Wow! It seems pigs have not only infected us all, but they have also developed appendices for flight! MSI resets the rules and makes a cheap AMD motherboard that's really worth the money! Why pay more?

Batman: Arkham Asylum PC Review

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PC | 16th Sep 2009

We take a look at the PC version of Batman: Arkham Asylum to see if the delay since the console version has been worth the wait, whether the PhysX content is worth changing graphics cards for and if Batman: Arkham Asylum could possibly be as good as everyone has been saying.

What Hardware Should I Buy? - Sept 2009

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Buyers Guide | 15th Sep 2009

What difference will the new Core i5 processor and LGA1156 motherboards make to our hardware recommendations this month? Find out the answers to this, and all other hardware upgrade questions in this month's Hardware Buyer's Guide!

Lynnfield PCI-Express Gaming Performance

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CPUs | 14th Sep 2009

Because of its vastly different architecture, how does Lynnfield compare to its Core i7 and Core 2 Quad brothers when it comes to PCI-Express performance and gaming? We setup a scientific test and got our game on, to find out.

PSU Group Test: 500W, 600W, 700W, 850W

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Power Supplies | 14th Sep 2009

A small selection of power supplies in the most popular wattage range that were seen in Custom PC magazine's latest PSU labs test. There's a lot more to take into consideration when selecting a PSU than just a paint job and a power output rating. Read on to find out more.

Section 8 Review

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Xbox 360 | 12th Sep 2009

Section 8 has giant robots, jetpacks, parachutes, 32-player support and plentiful minigun turrets. It is, in short, pretty crazy - but none of that ensures that it'll hold up to our scrutiny. Joe takes a look to see if Section 8 can pass muster successfully or whether it really does belong in the asylum.

MSI P55 GD65 Review

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Motherboards | 11th Sep 2009

MSI's performance-orientated P55 motherboard is the GD65. With the looks and some of the features its bigger brother, the GD80, but a price closer to its cheaper brothers, we had a look to find out if this board is the Lynnfield board to buy.

Asus Xtreme Global Summit report

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Events | 10th Sep 2009

In the run up to Lynnfield's launch, we ran a special competition with Asus. Winners had the chance to come to London, overclock Lynnfield, talk to the Asus team, and best of all, take the hardware home. Read on for our report and check out video from the day!

Shattered Horizon Interview

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PC | 10th Sep 2009

We sit down with the Shattered Horizon team over at FutureMark, quizzing them about the challenges of making a FPS in zero-gravity, creating a believable sci-fi game and using lighting engines to create a unique atmosphere in a game. Check it out!

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