The latest generation of low-end graphics chips are hiding some powerful hardware under their diminutive price tags which makes overclocking these budget cards a great way to eek out quite a bit of extra performance. The EVGA GeForce GTS 450 Superclocked sports about a 100MHz core clock and 200MHz memory clock speed bump over the […]
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There are certain levels of performance when it comes to high end computing and gaming setups that are only unlocked when you spends several thousands of dollars on your system…this might just be the top tier platform. The EVGA Classified SR-2 motherboard is based on Intel’s server centric 5520 chipset which allows for dual processor, […]
The majority of mid-range graphics cards are created with a reference cooler design that has cost cutting in mind over other factors which can lead to a whole heck of a lot of heat being dumped back into your PC’s case increasing the temperature of every other component in your system. EVGA’s GTX 460 Superclocked […]
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The problem with purchasing top of the line cards, besides the price aspect, is the fact that they require a huge system overhaul in order to make them run optimally and you’ll need a new power supply to get them running. The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 sports a bit less bandwidth and isn’t as power […]
Read more NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 brings raw power to the mid-range gamer
Most motherboards include a decent amount of overclocking capabilities but in order to truly push your hardware you have to invest in designs that can take the extra added voltage punishment overclockers push on to their processors. The EVGA P55 FTW Motherboard will happily take your LGA1156 processor and push it to exciting new heights. […]
Read more EVGA P55 FTW Motherboard includes all of the overclocking finesse you could ever want
When most enthusiasts think of a dual-GPU graphics card thoughts of insane frame rates and GPGPU crunching power come to mind, for some daring graphics card manufacturers it’s a chance to take a daring step into PhysX accelerated gaming. Benchmark Reviews has a look at the EVGA GeForce GTX275 CO-OP PhysX Edition graphics card and […]
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Normally when you go for the low-end of the market you know what you’re in for. You’re looking for some cost savings or power savings by going with chips that aren’t as powerful as the more expensive options but still offer plenty of power for the mundane usage scenarios. There’s still room for tweaking though. […]
Read more EVGA GeForce GT 220 SSC DDR3 the low-end tweaker’s approach
If there’s one thing that’s true of most enthusiast motherboards it’s the fact that they all sport some form of high contrast color combination in order to draw your eye to their product and given how much surface area there…
Intel’s X58 Express chipset has been a solid partner to the company’s Core i7 processor for a good while now but in the hands of some experience engineers and, lets face it, performance crazed individuals things can be taken to…
Read more EVGA X58 SLI Classified, high-end multi-GPU gaming starts here
Perhaps the thought of dropping a few hundred dollars on a new video card isn’t all that appetizing a thought, heck you could fund a whole new build for the cost of one of those high-end monsters that are available.As…
There’s no getting around the glut of graphics cards in the low-end to mid-range segment of the market and with Nvidia’s rebranding efforts things get even more confusing if you’re in the market for an upgrade.Hardware Canucks hopes to clear…
Read more Nvidia GeForce GTS 250 Roundup, Mid-Range a Plenty
