In a surprising, and somewhat disheartening, turn of events, Gigabyte has discovered that quite a few of its newest motherboards have a tendency to blow up.
Granted, 'blow up' may be a harsh term, since the iss... [read more >>] Asus' ROG line has accustomed us with seeing all sort of outrageous hardware being introduced, but the company's latest creation, the Rampage IV Extreme motherboard for LGA 2011 processors, is truly the most excit... [read more >>] Gigabyte is way better known for its consumer motherboards than for its server solutions, so seeking a little publicity for these boards it teemed up with Netlist in order to certificate the GA-7TESM for using up to 288GB o... [read more >>] Asus North America has recently announced, through its Twitter and Facebook accounts, the long-awaited Maximus IV Gene-Z micro-ATX motherboard, which is compatible with Intel's second-generation Core processors, code n... [read more >>] At the beginning of this month, AMD has released the 900-series chipsets for the AM3/AM3+ processors and one of the most important features brought by this new design was support for Nvidia's SLI technology.
Now, m... [read more >>] At this year's Computex expo, that is scheduled to take place between May 31 and June 4 in Taipei, Taiwan, motherboard makers will introduce their first AM3+ Bulldozer solutions based on the 900-series chipset logic de... [read more >>] Together with its upcoming 22nm Ivy Bridge processors, Intel also plans to release a new range of motherboard chipsets which are going to be based on the Panther Point PCH and finally bring native USB 3.0 support to its pro... [read more >>] Even though Intel hasn't made any official announcements regarding the release date of the Z68 Express chipset, everybody expected the new PCH to arrive on May 8, but recent reports suggest that its launch has now been... [read more >>] Just a few weeks after Asus has announced that some of their AM3 motherboards are compatible with AMD's upcoming desktop processors based on the Bulldozer architecture, MSI makes a similar announcement and states that ... [read more >>] Without a doubt, 3D is quite a major topic nowadays, and although one requires a discrete graphics card right now in order to enjoy such content nowadays (when talking about computers, of course), it seems that things will ... [read more >>] |