FEATURE ARTICLES
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Intel's 520 Series solid-state driveA new muse for Intel's 25-nm NAND | 41 |
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Samsung's 830 Series solid-state driveThe dark horse rides again | 60 |
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SSD performance scaling across the spectrumSize matters, but how much? | 86 |
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AMD's Radeon HD 7950 graphics processorJust a smidge less | 145 |
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PC gaming in 3D stereo: 3D Vision 2 vs. HD3DWe slip on the funny glasses to assess the state of stereoscopic gaming | 58 |
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The TR Podcast 104: The rundown on CES 2012Plus a roundup of earbuds for smartphones | 13 |
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Cooler Master's Cosmos II enclosureRe-inventing an icon | 38 |
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The TR Podcast 103: Down and dirty with the 7970Plus the games we can't wait to play, and the Transformer Prime | 42 |
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Antec's P280 enclosureSuper mid-tower case seeks good home | 46 |
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Asus' Eee Pad Transformer Prime tabletOptimus/Superman slash fiction | 87 |
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AMD's Radeon HD 7970 graphics processorWe've spent the holidays on the Southern Islands | 460 |
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The TR Podcast 102: Future TV and a holiday Ti fighter Plus The Dark Knight Rises, listener mail, and more | 11 |
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STAFF TWEETS
- scottwasson: Oh, right. New TR Podcast is up, talking 7950, stereo 3D, and SSD size/perf scaling. I was tired, may be incoherent: http://t.co/h0N1MHxv
- scottwasson: Intel 'Cherryville' SSD tested: http://t.co/psmu98sh
- scottwasson: @AndrewLauritzen @moneyman10k Not convinced framerates >60FPS add no value. Sure nice on a 120Hz display, just dragging a window around.
- scottwasson: @moneyman10k @AndrewLauritzen Also, I feel no burden to raise threshold to 30 FPS/33ms because it's a round or common number.
- scottwasson: @moneyman10k @AndrewLauritzen I think I'd have to see an example of what you're proposing. Would color coding allow multiple cards at once?
- scottwasson: AMD supply chain honcho: "very happy with my 28nm GPU yields" and supply.
