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Review In Focus: Is the Jedi Consular a Sith?
The latest trailer for the Old Republic is out, but does it reveal significant flaws?
10-8-11 // 11:03a.m.
Review Nvidia GeForce GTS 450 Review
Nvidia's latest DX11 GPU squares up against ATI’s HD 5770, but there's a surprise third option...
13-9-10 // 10:05a.m.
Google and CIA joint venture
Google has courted controversy by investing in a web monitoring service - along with the CIA.
30-7-10 // 10:23a.m.
Review Gigabyte Radeon HD 5870 SOC Graphics Card Review
This Super Over Clock edition Radeon HD 5870 aims to deliver GeForce GTX 480-beating performance
1-7-10 // 11:25a.m.
Review Intel Pentium G6950 CPU Review
Possibly the most overclockable CPU on the planet, and it costs less than £75!
24-6-10 // 7:40a.m.
Review Intel Xeon X7560: Nehalem EX Review
Fresh from the launch of its second generation six-core workstation / server CPUs, the uber-fast and Xeon 5600-series, Intel is now ready to unveil its first ever eight-core CPU. Meet the Xeon X7500-series, codename Nehalem EX - we put it through its paces in a 64-thread test system.
7-4-10 // 8:24a.m.
Review Silverstone Grandia GD03 Review
Looking for a mid-priced, capacious case for a media PC? We check out the Grandia GD03, another box of brushed aluminium chique from the chaps at SilverStone, which features handy touches such hot-swappable hard disk bays and removable dust filters.
21-1-10 // 8:35a.m.
Review MSI NF750-G55 Motherboard Review
As probably the last Nvidia performance board we'll ever see: this AM3, DDR3 nForce 750 chipset G55 from MSI is one of the few SLI capable motherboards for AMD out there. How does it stack up against other budget AMD chipsets? We found out.
19-11-09 // 9:41a.m.
Review Intel Lynnfield Memory Performance Analysis
What bodes better for Intel's new dual channel CPU: high clock, low latency or both? We run the numbers for both so you know what memory kit to pair with your new Lynnfield system.
2-11-09 // 10:22a.m.
Review ATI Radeon HD 5870 Architecture Analysis
Cypress, the GPU behind the Radeon HD 5870, is the world's first DirectX 11 compliant graphics processor and it's also the world's fastest single GPU graphics card. We go in depth to examine the architecture behind Cypress and draw comparisons to generations passed.
30-9-09 // 5:58p.m.
Review Asus Rampage II Gene Review
In this tiny micro ATX Core i7 board, Asus has managed to squeeze more kit than most others manufacturers can cram into a full sized board. The Republic of Gamers Rampage II Gene is the bigger brother to the Maximus II Gene - but is it any better?
31-7-09 // 12:58p.m.
Review Google Chrome OS: Facts and Rumours
Google recently announced it will enter the operating system market with Chrome OS, which will be based heavily around its Chrome browser. We look at what Google and the many commentators said, and put forward some ideas of of our own as to where we think the OS is heading.
21-7-09 // 2:39p.m.
Review Samsung NC20 - 12in Ultraportable Review
Samsung is back with a 12.1in clone of its hugely successful NC10 netbook. There's a lot more to it than that though, as the NC20 is one of the first laptops to be based around VIA's Nano processor. Does Samsung's slinky ultraportable retain all of the charm its little brother had? Read on to find out.
29-6-09 // 10:15a.m.
First Look: Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard
Apple released a whole load of information about Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard at last week's Worldwide Developer Conference in San Francisco. We have a look at the new features Apple will introduce when Snow Leopard is released in September.
14-6-09 // 7:55p.m.
Review HP Pavilion dv2-1030ea 12in Ultraportable
HP's Pavilion dv2-1030ea is based on AMD's Yukon platform, which launched back at CES in January. We check it out to see if it can fill the gap between a cheap and cheerful netbook and highly desirable but equally expensive ultraportable notebook.
19-5-09 // 11:00a.m.
Review HP LP2275W - 22in widescreen LCD
Monitor manufacturers are starting to listen to customers - we want some much-needed choice in the 22-inch market. The HP LP2275W is another 22-incher equipped with Samsung's latest S-PVA panel technology - is this the monitor we've dearly been waiting for?
22-4-09 // 11:40a.m.
Review Intel Xeon W5580: Nehalem EP
If you thought Core i7 was fast, prepare to be shocked all over again - you can run two Nehalem EP Xeon W5580s together in one motherboard. We take a look at Intel's latest workstation/server CPU which is up to 93 per cent faster than previous Core 2 architecture Xeons.
30-3-09 // 7:57p.m.
Review Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R
Another Core i7 motherboard creeps in the price bracket of affordability along with the MSI X58 Pro at £160. Not only is the Gigabyte UD3R a damned sight better looking, this time the overclocking and cooling performance is one thing that has not been trimmed off to keep the costs down.
16-3-09 // 9:13a.m.
First Look: SilverStone Raven RV01
First seen at Computex 2008, the new SilverStone Raven RV01 has arrived in the bit-tech labs. With its mobo tray rotated 90 degrees, the Raven points your graphics cards upwards and uses the laws of thermodynamics to keep them cool. We take a first look at what might be the future of case design.
27-1-09 // 8:10a.m.
Review Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 4850 X2 2GB
Sapphire launched its ATI Radeon HD 4850 X2 a couple of months ago without official driver support from AMD. We're back today with a full review of the card now that drivers for the card are publicly available. Read on to find out how it stacks up against the competition.
23-1-09 // 9:20a.m.
Review Samsung NC10
Samsung has made its entry into the rapidly expanding netbook market with the NC10. Can Samsung add something to an already crowded market, or is the NC10 left out on the wings in a field of mediocrity? Read on to find out.
26-11-08 // 11:04a.m.
Review HannsG HG221AP 22" widescreen monitor
We've been growing tired of the mediocrity present in the 22-inch widescreen monitor market, but HannsG has come along with something that piqued our interest. At just £110, the HG221AP is one of the cheapest 22-inchers on the market, but is it any good?
19-11-08 // 12:31p.m.
Review Intel Core i7 - Nehalem Architecture Dive
Intel's new, revolutionary CPU architecture has arrived and inevitably we take a deep dive into its workings and design to find what makes this tock, tick.
3-11-08 // 5:57a.m.
Review RV770: ATI Radeon HD 4850 & 4870 analysis
We've seen the benchmarks and how ATI has comeback from nowhere to reclaim the mainstream performance crown, but what's behind this sudden change that makes the new HD 4000-series so compelling? We dive deep down inside to find out.
2-9-08 // 11:26a.m.
Review Asus CrossHair II Formula and Hybrid SLI
Asus takes Nvidia's nForce 780a to the next level with its second generation CrossHair motherboard. Does Hybrid Graphics cut the mustard? Does Asus make another Republic of Gamer masterpiece? We went off to find out.
15-8-08 // 12:15p.m.
Review OCZ DDR2 PC2-9200 Flex II 4GB Series
We take a look at not only OCZ's latest super-fast super-cool 4GB kit of Flex II, but also the watercooling kit designed for it from Aqua PCs. How does it fare under air and water? Does 1,150MHz make that much difference? We found out.
31-7-08 // 8:09a.m.
Review Be Quiet! Dark Power Pro 650W
The name might be a relative unknown in the PSU industry but the people behind it sure aren't - in a whisper we discover if this German brand makes a power supply to rival the best of them.
29-7-08 // 8:49a.m.
Review Pre-OC Nvidia GeForce GTX 280 and 260
We dive into the world of pre-overclocked cards and check out BFG's OCX and Asus' TOP GeForce GTX 280s and an AMP!'d GeForce GTX 260 from Zotac. Are they worth the extra cash for a bit more umpf? We found out.
19-7-08 // 9:17a.m.
Review GT200: Nvidia GeForce GTX 280 analysis
Nvidia's GT200 GPU arrived just a few days ago - we dive deep into the architecture to find out what's changed inside the chip. We take a look at the GeForce GTX 280's performance, while also looking at GPU computing--and CUDA in particular--to see how things are progressing in that space.
24-6-08 // 10:15a.m.
Review Computex 2008 Content Index
We're back from Taiwan now, but here's a handy list of all of our Computex 2008 coverage for those of you that missed all of the announcements last week. We'd also like to hear your feedback on this year's show, so that we can pass it back to the people that matter!
9-6-08 // 5:02p.m.
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