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Mushkin 1GB Dual Channel PC3200 ‘222 Special’ Kit

June 24, 2004 admin 0

Memory test – Tom Akita

RAM TEST: Mushkin Rev3 vs Crucial PC133 CAS2

May 5, 2001 admin 0

UPDATE May 10: RETEST: I received a new stick of Mushkin’s Rev 3 to test out. I found that ctSPD read exactly the same as below, so there is no change there. I once again tested using Ultra-X Inc. RST

Mushkin “Tundra” Socket 370 Peltier Cooler

January 1, 2000 admin 0

Alpha PFH6035MFC/Peltier vs Mushkin Tundra: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. The Good… Every once in a while you get to compare the best and worst of things – The Alpha PFH6035MFC is without a doubt the best example

Gigabyte RTX 4070 Ti Super Gaming OC 16G Review

February 26, 2024 Joe Shields 30

Gigabyte was kind enough to send their RTX 4070 Ti Super Gaming OC 16G with a large 2.5 slot, a three-fan Windforce cooling solution, increased (from reference model) clock speeds, and some cool-looking RGB bling ring inside the fan space. Below, we’ll look at the specifications and features and discuss the performance profile of this 1440p/4K UHD targeted graphics card against its peers and the competition.

MSI RTX 4060 Ti Gaming X Trio Review: Ada Lovelace for 1080p is here!

May 24, 2023 Joe Shields 0

Last week, Nvidia announced the latest additions to their 4000 series/Ada Lovelace-based video cards. The new GPUs hit the scene with a more affordable price point and a bit less vRAM, which is a hot topic of conversation in many forums. Starting at $399 for the RTX 4060 Ti 8GB version and $499 for the 16GB, on the outside looks like a good deal. But you’ll see by the conclusion the value proposition of this less expensive 1080p-targeted card isn’t where consumers want it to be. Like its older brothers, you get everything that makes up Ada Lovelace, including 4th-gen Tensor cores, 3rd-gen Ray Tracing cores, DLSS3 capability, 8th-gen AV1 encoders, and more.

MSI GeForce RTX 4070 Gaming X Trio 12G Review: Affordable Ada Lovelace?

April 13, 2023 Joe Shields 20

After October and Nvidia’s RTX 4090 release, users were met with the scary reality of high-priced graphics cards. Now this trend has been happening for generations now, but it’s still a tough pill to swallow. Today marks the release of Nvidia’s RTX 4070, which aims to offer top-notch performance at a less scary price. Starting at $599, many will still consider this card overpriced, but it’s more affordable than the RTX 4070 Ti we recently reviewed and doesn’t lose a lot of performance against it.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti (MSI Suprim X) Review

January 5, 2023 Joe Shields 7

Today, we have the chance to take a detailed look at the brand new RTX 4070 Ti 12GB graphics card. Based on the AD104 chip, you still get everything the Ada Lovelace architecture brings except for the flagship-class price. Starting well under $1,000, the price point is much lower than the 4080 and 4090 while still offering incredible performance (beating out the 3090 Ti in most tests).

CES 2023 – Back to Las Vegas!

December 28, 2022 Joe Shields 9

It’s that time of year again, folks! CES is back and close to 100% (from pre-COVID days), and the team at Overclockers.com will be there to cover all the cool things our partners have to offer. Although only one of us is attending this year, we have well over a dozen meetings scheduled across three days, while on the fourth (Saturday), we’ll hit the convention center floor and bring you some fantastic items from there as well.

Nvidia RTX 4080 16GB (MSI Suprim X) Review

November 15, 2022 Joe Shields 9

Today, Nvidia took the covers off the RTX 4080 16GB graphics card. Based on the AD103 chip, you get everything the Ada Lovelace architecture brings except for the flagship-class price. Starting at $1,199, it’s slightly more reasonable than the $1,499-plus RTX 4090 we reviewed previously.

Nvidia RTX 4090 Review: MSI’s Suprim Liquid X Tames Ada Lovelace

October 12, 2022 Joe Shields 30

Today marks the release of Nvidia’s new RTX 4000 series graphics cards based on the Ada Lovelace GPU architecture. According to Nvidia, the latest video cards provide the most considerable generational performance upgrade in their history, which is made by a few new key innovations, including the new architecture and core for faster ray tracing, improved harder execution reordering, and the new DLSS 3.0 which is said to improve frame rates up to 2x versus DLSS 2.0. Leaked benchmarks show the new series to be quite the performer, so without further ado, we’ll share all the details of the new architecture and specifications, then get into the benchmarks!