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Inside the second: Gaming performance with today's CPUsWe bring our signature latency-focused game testing methods to bear on the latest crop of desktop CPUs. In the process, we learn a some... Type: Feature article Tags: CPUs Gaming |
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Triple-screen gaming on today's graphics cardsThanks to falling LCD prices, multi-monitor gaming is more attainable than ever before. We take a closer look at AMD Eyefinity and Nvidia... Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Displays Gaming |
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Today's mid-range GPUs in SkyrimWe've followed up our look at Battlefield 3 performance with a similar comparison of mid-range graphics cards in The Elder Scrolls V: Skryim. Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Gaming |
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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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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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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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Exploring the impact of memory speed on Sandy Bridge performanceK-Series Sandy Bridge CPUs have unlocked memory multipliers that make it easy to take advantage of faster memory modules. We explore performance with... Type: Feature article Tags: CPUs Memory |
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A short tour of Kingston's Hsinchu factoryDuring our stay in Taiwan earlier this month, we hopped on a bus to Kingston's Hsinchu factory, where memory modules and SD flash cards Type: Feature article Tags: Storage Memory |
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Exploring the impact of memory speed on Core i7 performanceThe Core i7's triple-channel DDR3 memory controller offers mind-boggling peak theoretical bandwidth, but does the CPU need fancy DIMMs to excel? Join us as... Type: Feature article Tags: CPUs Memory |
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OCZ's Neural Impulse ActuatorLike flying cars, thought-based control schemes have been a staple of sci-fi movies for decades. OCZ has embraced the concept with its Neural Impulse Actuator,... Type: Feature article Tags: Miscellaneous Input devices Gaming Personal tech |
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Corsair's Dominator memory modulesWE DON'T COVER MEMORY much here at TR—it's largely a commodity product; performance... Type: Feature article Tags: Memory |
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Valve's Source engine goes multi-coreIF THE LAUNCH OF Intel's new quad-core Core 2 Extreme QX6700 processor has made... Type: Feature article Tags: Gaming Software |
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Exploring the performance impact of memory latencyTHESE DAYS, SEEMINGLY every major memory module manufacturer is producing fancy low-latency DIMMs.... Type: Feature article Tags: Memory |
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John Carmack's QuakeCon 2005 keynoteJOHN CARMACK'S QUAKECON address has become something of an annual benchmark for the... Type: Feature article Tags: Gaming |
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OCZ's DDR BoosterEVERY SO OFTEN, WE COME ACROSS a product that is truly... unique. Something... Type: Feature article Tags: Memory |
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Corsair's XMS Xpert memory modulesI FIRST LEARNED THE power of glowing LEDs on memory modules back when... Type: Feature article Tags: Memory |
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EverLAN Summer 2004IF YOU'RE LIKE me, your idea of a LAN party probably involves five... Type: Feature article Tags: Gaming |
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Crytek weighs in on Shader Model 3.0AFTER WE PUBLISHED our article about the new Far Cry 1.2 patch... Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Gaming |
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