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Today's mid-range GPUs in Battlefield 3Join us as we test three pairs of competing mid-range cards and see how well they handle EA DICE's latest blockbuster, Battlefield 3. Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Gaming |
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Asus' Zenbook UX31 ultrabookThe first 13" ultrabook from Asus looks extremely tantalizing on paper—not to mention visually. Is it as good as it seems, and is it... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing |
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Some thoughts on Rage Well, I finished Rage last night. I have to say that I enjoyed it quite a bit, mostly because, at heart, it's a very... |
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Battle of the Radeon HD 6950sWe've gathered three souped-up Radeon HD 6950 graphics cards from Gigabyte, MSI, and XFX. Which one delivers the most bang for your buck? Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics |
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Goodbye, Mr. Jobs About an hour ago, as of this writing, Apple posted this simple statement on their website: Apple has lost a visionary and creative genius, and... Type: Blog post Tags: Miscellaneous Mobile computing Mac Personal tech |
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Asus' A53T Llano-powered notebookHere we have our first example of a genuine, honest-to-goodness consumer laptop powered by AMD's latest and greatest accelerated processing unit. How does it... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing |
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Lucid's 'smarter vsync' could revolutionize game performanceLucid's new 'HyperFormance' tech may have an unfortunate name, but it still has the potential to change the way we think about GPU performance by... Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Software |
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Inside the second: A new look at game benchmarkingWe set out to introduce some new game benchmarking methods, and those new tools promptly helped us uncover an intriguing problem: multi-GPU micro-stuttering. Type: Feature article Tags: CPUs Graphics Gaming |
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Samsung's Series 9 ultra-slim notebookThis 13" notebook has much in common with Apple's MacBook Air—an almost impossibly slim chassis, a very light weight, a low-voltage Sandy Bridge processor, and... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing |
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Crysis 2 tessellation: too much of a good thing?We discover the world's greatest virtual concrete slab. Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Gaming |
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The many seasons of better benchmarks |
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Technology way out in the wild Warning: the following is not, under any circumstances, to be considered an in-depth review or technical article. I've got a rather major one of... Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing |
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Impressions from a few months with the iPad 2We've been using the iPad 2 daily since its launch. Here are our impressions. Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing |
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A month with Asus' Eee Pad TransformerAsus' Eee Pad Transformer may cost $100 less than the competition, but you wouldn't know it from using the thing. I've spent more... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech |
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What PC makers think is happening at retail Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing |
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Llano in overtime: 1866MHz RAM & IGP-only powerWill 1866MHz memory make a big difference to the performance of the AMD A8-3850 APU? How does power consumption look without a discrete GPU... Type: Feature article Tags: CPUs Graphics |
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Priorities |
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Evolution Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing |
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