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Triple monitor gaming on GeForce GTX 590 and Radeon 6990
Posted by: on: 03/29/2011 02:00 PM [
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We test gaming on three monitors with the GeForce GTX 590 and Radeon 6990. We take the monitor resolution up towards 5760x1200, check out game performance yet also try out quad GPU gaming as we place both cards in SLI and CrossfireX.
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A-Data 6GB Triple Channel PC3-12800 C8 review
Posted by: on: 05/05/2009 02:00 PM [
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We mentioned this a couple of times already, but the memory market is fierce and competitive. All manufacturers are competing with each other on some level. Some go for the crown in high-end performance, others for the most low-budget memory one can sell, and then there's mainstream. Probably the biggest market out there. Especially with the release of Intel's Core i7 processors, a new battleground created itself. In the past weeks we tested many high-end kits in a triple channel configuration. A-Data recently released their DDR3-1600+ series memory. This review kit is in particular a 6GB kit triple channel memory kit that is rated PC3 12800 and comes with a nice CAS 8 latency and a price of just 21 USD per gigabyte.
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G.Skill DDR3 PC3-16000 Triple Channel memory review
Posted by: on: 03/15/2009 03:00 PM [
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We test some very fine G.Skill DDR3 memory today. They recently introduced a 2000 MHz | PC3 16000 DDR3 triple channel memory kit for Core i7. Mighty impressive, nice timings and a good price. But is the high frequency memory worth the buzz ?
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G.Skill DDR3 PC3-12800 Triple Channel memory review
Posted by: on: 12/16/2008 03:00 PM [
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We test a 6GB DDR3 memory kit rated at 1600 MHz from the good people at G.Skill. A company that many of you don't even know, yet have been around for over 18-years. G.Skill is expanding into the European and US market though and their presence is becoming larger and more apparent quickly.
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OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 Gold 6GB Low-Voltage Triple Channel review
Posted by: on: 11/25/2008 03:00 PM [
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Today will test a triple memory kit from none other than OCZ technology, renowned for their speedy part we'll take a look at their OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 Gold Low-Voltage Triple Channel memory. A 6GB kit, memory that is capable of 1600MHz DDR3 CL 8-8-8-24 (CAS-TRCD-TRP-TRAS) and comes with a lifetime warranty.
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GeForce GTX 280 SLI Dual | Triple review test
Posted by: on: 06/16/2008 02:00 PM [
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Today we review and test GeForce GTX 280 3-way SLI. Ladies and gentlemen we'll not spend 650,- USD on a graphics card .. no kind Sir, we'll put down 1300 to 1950 USD on the table and see what two of these cards can achieve performance wise. Expensive ? Yeah, Stupid ? yeah, ... Guru? Yeah ... kick ass man.
Read articleMatrox TripleHead 2 Go Digital Edition (DVI) review
Posted by: on: 04/25/2008 02:00 PM [
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Exactly two years ago we reviewed the analog (VGA) Matrox Triplehead to go. And although a little rough around the edges when it came to graphics card support, times have changed for the better. In fact last year they released a digital (DVI interface) version of the product and we figured it was about time to check out how this small box of magic has developed, and we where pleasantly surprised I might add.
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GeForce 7800 GT Triple (SLI) Round Up
Posted by: on: 08/10/2005 07:00 AM [
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In today's article we will show you three GeForce 7800 GT cards plus their results in both single and SLI mode. The cards are a reference model from NVIDIA, one from eVGA and one from Point of View. The GTX is a raw 3D rendering beast, but it's an expensive beast for sure. The 7800 GT my friends is over 150 bucks cheaper at 449 USD making this one attractive buy. One rumor was wrong for sure though ... the 7800 GT is SLI compatible, that means you can upgrade and scale up that 3D rendering horse powered gaming rig of yours.
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