ASUS P6T7 and P7P55 WS Workstation Motherboards :: Posted by THRASHER2
"Both the ASUS P6T7 and P7P55 WS motherboards offer a slightly
different set of features and specifications than the traditional
motherboard in the gaming market. The P6T7 definitely is impressive for
high-end users that are going to want to take advantage of multiple
graphics card or other PCI Express-based accessories as it includes a total
of 7 PCIe x16 slots along with the X58 chipset and support for the latest
LGA1366 processors, including the upcoming Gulftown 6-core CPU."
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Sapphire Radeon HD 5770 1GB Review - XSReviews :: Posted by THRASHER2
"In recent weeks, ATI has continued to roll out its “Evergreen” Radeon HD 5 series range of DirectX 11 graphics cards. The Nvidia v. ATI rivalry that has existed in previous GPU ranges has been a non-starter with ATI able to set out its performance, mainstream and lower end segment cards without response from Nvidia. Indeed, the Fermi cards are not due to hit the markets until late March, six months on from ATI's headline act – the Radeon HD 5870.
The performance GPUs (5800 series and higher) make use of the Cypress chip architecture with the more mainstream cards using the smaller Juniper core. This mainstream segment of ATI's DirectX 11 range was filled with the joint launch of the HD 5770 and HD 5750. So what's the difference between the two 5700 cards? Effectively, the 5770 is the full-fat version of the Juniper chip making use of all ten of the SIMD cores with the 5750 trimmed down a little.
Today's review takes a look at the Sapphire Radeon HD 5770 to discover whether Juniper is able to deliver to the extent the Cypress chip was able to. Let's delve a little deeper..."
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NZXT Hades Crafted Series Tower @ Pro-Clockers :: Posted by THRASHER2
I want to thank NZXT for their generosity in sending me one of their crafted series mid-towers. For our playtime today, we have the Hades, a 9 bay mid-tower full of premium goodies directed at the PC enthusiast crowd. I have been looking forward to reviewing NZXT products for quite a while. I keep an eye on the forums of several different sites and have a few friends who also review items and I have never heard anything but great reviews being directed at NZXT. Always makes me wonder what I could be missing out on. So when my boss told me to look out for a couple of their cases that were headed my way, I could not help but check frequently for packages on my door step. A few things jumped out at me as I opened the box and got a look at the Hades. I am not going to tell you what they were now. You will just have to read about it below.
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Xigmatek Interview with Tony Sahin :: Posted by THRASHER2
"Tony Sahin, Chief Engineer at Xigmatek speaks with HardwareHeaven about all things XIGMATEK."
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