Posts Tagged ‘asus’

Sub-zero benching tomorrow starting with Intel’s Sandy Bridge-E platform and (time & LN2 allowing) AMD’s FX platform after that.

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Here today is the Asus Sabertooth 990FX Motherboard. The Sabertooth line up was first introduced by ASUS to create a motherboard that defined the word TUF – rough, rigged, military grade; fallout wasteland TUF. The Asus Sabertooth 990FX brings these features to the table.

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The last ASUS board we looked at was for AMD’s new Bulldozer platform, the Crosshair V Formula. It is currently their top of the line AMD board, but it isn’t top of the line like an “Extreme” ASUS board. Today we’re looking at the Rampage IV Extreme, and let me tell you, top of the line may not be strong enough.

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New platforms, like Sandy Bridge-E always bring a plethora of new product offerings from all of the component manufacturers. Whether a user plans to purchase SB-E or not, one’s decision cannot be made until all the parts are considered.

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The ASUS Matrix GTX 580 Platinum will be reviewed today. Part of ASUS’ Republic of Gamers lineup, this product is full of features and looks like it should satisfy both the extreme overclocker and the gamer.

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Today we look at ASUS’ top of the line AMD board, the Crosshair V Formula. The Formula houses AMD’s newest chipset, the 990FX northbridge and SB950 southbridge.

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Today Asus has given us the opportunity to review their flagship single GPU NVIDIA card, the GTX 580 Direct Cu II.

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You nominated….you voted…and now we have the winners of the Overclockers’ Choice Awards! These are the best products of the first half of 2011 as nominated by forum members and voted on by our readers.

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ASUS supplies us with one of their low to mid-level motherboards from the P8P67 line.

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Workstation. It’s not a word typically synonymous with overclocking. It seems like ASUS wants to turn that assumption on its head with their P8P67 WS Revolution motherboard we’re looking at today.

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