Gigabyte’s Brix is a useful Intel NUC
Computex 2013: Three interesting variants, one killer app
Gigabyte may have finally found the fix for Intel’s moribund NUC concept with their Brix device, an AMD CPU
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Sapphire shows multi-display board at Computex
Computex 2013: Proof-of-concept motherboard for digital signage market
Sapphire had a little gem hidden in their show room during Computex. It’s a specially designed motherboard for multi-display applications, especially digital signage markets, with a layout that’s quite different from a normal desktop board. The motherboard specifications are not …
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AMD Brings Richland to the Desktop: The A10-6800K
It’s amazing what a bit of fine-tuning can produce…
The A10-6800k is the top chip in AMD’s updated APU product stack and that’s the chip we will be reviewing today.
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Sandforce adds TCG Opal compliance and DevSleep to contollers
Computex 2013: Security and low power plus all the older goodies
LSI has some new features to talk about on their Sandforce drive controllers, TCG Opal compatibility and a new sleep mode.
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Thecus revamps 2 and 4 bay NAS line
Computex 2013: N2520 and N4520 look a better, add features
Thecus has revamped their lower end NAS line once again, but this time the new N2560 is quite different from before.
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Gigabyte revamps BIOS and software stack
Computex 2013: Both far better than their predecessors
In a really welcome move Gigabyte has revamped their software offerings and the result is a good thing.
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Haswell upgrades focus on power management
Graphics gets the headlines, power management makes it all happen
Intel has finally released the next big thing in CPUs but what does Haswell bring to the table?
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Intel’s Core i7-4770K: Desktop Haswell
Holding the line on CPU performance while upping their GPU prowess...
Today we bring you our testing of Intel’s 4th Generation Core Processors, codenamed “Haswell”. The chip that Intel sampled us with was the Core i7-4770K.
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Gigabyte puts swappable op-amps on the G1.Sniper 5 board
New, different, and unlike most it is actually useful
Gigabyte did something quite novel with their new G1.Sniper 5 motherboard and unlike most novel things in tech this one is quite useful.
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Intel outs quad-core Haswell CPUs
Good chips, awful marketing
Intel has decided to release some Haswell information early on a Saturday morning for no logical reason mirroring the SKUing strategy.
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AMD’s Richland is hiding a big secret
The mystery behind the power savings is finally solved
One nice thing about having really smart readers is that they notice things about chips that companies don’t tend to want out.
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How does the Nvidia GTX 770 do against the AMD HD7970 GHz?
16 games benchmarked for your pleasure
Running around Taipei leads one to run in to very interesting people with interesting numbers like the upcoming GTX 770 benchmarks.
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AMD finally puts Dock Port on a device
Exit Lightning Bolt, enter the new Dock Port
AMD’s Lightning Bolt technology is finally out in a product and it could be a very good thing for end users.
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Nvidia’s Tegra roadmap slip is now official
Analysis: Denver is indeed Tegra 6 after all
Going over the GTC presentation about Tegra, it is clear that the roadmap has massively slipped just as SemiAccurate stated.
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Why would Nvidia release an unlocked GTX680 to GTX770 BIOS?
The potential problems were far smaller than the potential AIB payouts
Thinking about flashing an Nvidia GTX680 to a GTX770 lead down some interesting paths that weren’t obvious at first glance.
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