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As the second turns: the web digests our game testing methods A funny thing happened over the holidays. We went into the break right after our Radeon vs. GeForce rematch and follow-up articles... |
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Improving the PC as a gaming platform: the hardware So, we meet again. Last time, we were, ahem, discussing religion: the |
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A first look at AMD's Radeon HD 8790MAMD has a new series of mobile graphics processors coming in early 2013. We've taken an early look at one of the newcomers, which... Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Mobile computing |
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GeForce versus Radeon captured on high-speed videoWondering what frame latencies mean to smooth animation? We have a couple of high-speed video examples for your viewing pleasure. Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Gaming |
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Does the Radeon HD 7950 stumble in Windows 8?Last week, we published a rematch between the Radeon HD 7950 and the GeForce GTX 660 Ti in which the Radeon took an unexpected beating.... Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Gaming Operating systems |
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TR's 2012 Christmas gift guideWe've compiled our lists and checked them twice. Read on for TR's Christmas gift guide. Type: Feature article Tags: Storage Displays Input devices Mobile computing |
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A review of Samsung's $249 ChromebookThe new Samsung Chromebook is an interesting animal: it costs $249, has an ARM Cortex-A15-based processor, and runs Chrome OS, which is unlike any operating... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing |
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A tale of tablet flashing About a year and a half ago, I picked up Asus' original Eee Pad Transformer tablet. This precursor to the growing crop of Win8 convertibles... Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing Operating systems |
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Why CS:GO is the best multiplayer shooter out there I picked up Counter-Strike: Global Offensive last week. I don't know why it took me so long—the game came out in August, after all, and... |
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Marked by the ninja Lightning pierces the darkness as I dance across empty rooftops. The rumble of thunder follows, briefly masking my impatient footsteps. As I approach... |
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Asus' VivoTab RT convertible tablet reviewedAsus' Transformer approach to convertible tablets has finally come to Windows. We take a closer look at the new VivoTab RT. Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing |
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Windows 8: The convertible OSAfter spending a week with Microsoft's touch-friendly OS, one thing is clear: Windows 8 is perfect for convertible tablets. Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing Operating systems |
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AMD ramps up its Gaming Evolved programThe number of games bearing the AMD Gaming Evolved logo seems to be growing exponentially. Why is that? We've traveled to AMD's offices and... Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Gaming |
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First impressions of Asus' VivoTab RT convertible tabletAfter spending the weekend with Asus' Tegra-powered VivoTab RT tablet, we've posted some initial impressions of the device. Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing |
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Dishonored: A nice change of pace Warning: minor spoilers follow. If you haven't beaten the game and want a completely untarnished experience, don't read this! Good single-player games are somewhat of a... |
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A look at Lucid's Virtu MVP MobileOrigin's Eon laptops are the first to offer Lucid's Virtu MVP Mobile virtualization scheme. We've taken the 11.6" representative of that lineup for a spin... Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Mobile computing |
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Strung out on Borderlands 2 This isn't easy for me to say, so I'll just come right out with it: I have a Borderlands 2 problem. Thanks to playing... |
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How Windows 8 scaling fails on high-PPI displaysWe've taken Windows 8 for a spin on Asus' new Zenbook Prime in order to get a feel for the new OS's PPI scaling... Type: Feature article Tags: Displays Mobile computing Windows |
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