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Review: Gigabyte X299 Aorus Gaming 3 with Core i9 7900X
In this review we'll pair a Core i9 7900X with the new Gigabyte X299 Aorus Gaming 3 motherboard. This nice motherboard in dark accents that sits in a bit more wallet friendly segment.
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Review: ASUS PRIME X299 Deluxe (w/ Core i9 7900X) - 06/22/2017 09:23 AM
We put the X299 Prime Deluxe from ASUS to the test. This motherboard in black and white accents with a small embedded LCD display is awesome looking . It's not just about the looks though as the X2...
Review: MSI X299 Gaming Pro Carbon AC motherboard - 06/19/2017 03:00 PM
We test and thus review the X299 Gaming Pro Carbon AC motherboard from MSI. A motherboard with looks and many features on which to embark with that Core X series processor of yours. Read the full rev...
Review: Intel Core i9 7900X processor - 06/19/2017 03:00 PM
Join us as we take the hottest processor of this moment for a test-spin. yes, the 10-core Core i9 7900X. Despite many announcements this is the most versitile (in cores) processor has got to offer for...
Preview: Gigabyte X299 Aorus Gaming 3 - 06/16/2017 10:31 AM
Let's preview the Gigabyte X299 Aorus Gaming 3 which is intended for the first wave of Intel's Skylake-X processors that will be released next week. This is just some simple common coverage with an ...
Review: Asustor AS6404T Apollo Lake based NAS - 06/15/2017 09:08 AM
Asustor has reelased a new seroes next-gen Apollo Lake based NAS servers, in this case we review the AS6404T. The unit is a strong NAS based on a new generation quad-core Celeron processor. Next to th...
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#5447175 Posted on: 06/28/2017 02:12 PM
Zero comments really..
A great review as always Hilbert, thank you for your effort!
Space heater holders just are not that popular these days.
Nice review. It's becoming obvious there is some work for all the vendors to get the P-states nailed down for the best compromise on performance and power..
Zero comments really..
A great review as always Hilbert, thank you for your effort!
Space heater holders just are not that popular these days.
Nice review. It's becoming obvious there is some work for all the vendors to get the P-states nailed down for the best compromise on performance and power..
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#5447342 Posted on: 06/28/2017 09:02 PM
Space heater holders just are not that popular these days.
Nice review. It's becoming obvious there is some work for all the vendors to get the P-states nailed down for the best compromise on performance and power..
Is that a metaphor for the socket that's holding the cpu?
Space heater holders just are not that popular these days.
Nice review. It's becoming obvious there is some work for all the vendors to get the P-states nailed down for the best compromise on performance and power..
Is that a metaphor for the socket that's holding the cpu?
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#5449781 Posted on: 07/05/2017 09:33 PM
More attention needs to be paid to new features, like Intel's new scam, VROC. Ignoring the fact that you cannot get a VROC key at this time, even if you wanted to get one... Intel hobbles RAID on these X299 motherboards until you pony up even more cash for this "upgrade key" nonsense or stock your system with Intel-branded Optane M.2 sticks (which smacks of Intel leveraging its monopoly here) - even when you've paid a premium for the motherboard.
While I understand many here don't believe in putting nvme sticks in RAID0, Intel's promise with X299 was that it was optimized for both SSD and NVME storage, and would effectively multiply performance with no bottlenecks - i.e. 2 x 3GB/s nvme drives in RAID0 would deliver 6GB/s performance with no real increase in latency.
This is potentially big news for enthusiasts, if Intel has rushed this out and is hobbling RAID on these platforms out of greed and to push out other brands.
More attention needs to be paid to new features, like Intel's new scam, VROC. Ignoring the fact that you cannot get a VROC key at this time, even if you wanted to get one... Intel hobbles RAID on these X299 motherboards until you pony up even more cash for this "upgrade key" nonsense or stock your system with Intel-branded Optane M.2 sticks (which smacks of Intel leveraging its monopoly here) - even when you've paid a premium for the motherboard.
While I understand many here don't believe in putting nvme sticks in RAID0, Intel's promise with X299 was that it was optimized for both SSD and NVME storage, and would effectively multiply performance with no bottlenecks - i.e. 2 x 3GB/s nvme drives in RAID0 would deliver 6GB/s performance with no real increase in latency.
This is potentially big news for enthusiasts, if Intel has rushed this out and is hobbling RAID on these platforms out of greed and to push out other brands.
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Zero comments really..
A great review as always Hilbert, thank you for your effort!