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Console games are getting shorter and shorter?
Written by Sean KalinichAh but it was too good to last... Free TV/Movies soon to be VERY limited on the internet
Written by Sean KalinichAT&T/T-Mobile merger threatened by 11 consumers and one brave law firm.
Written by Sean KalinichGigabyte's 990FXA-UD5 stops by for a photo shoot Featured
Written by Sean KalinichThe Quarterly Earnings Calls Start. Some good Some bad
Written by Sean KalinichChicken Little tells us Lion kills our NAS devices
Written by Sean KalinichAnon did it!, Well at least that is what you will be told
Written by Sean KalinichAsus Sabertooth P67 B3 Performance Review Featured
Written by Sean KalinichWe have told you about Asus’ design choices for the Sabertooth P67 and even gone into some detail about the mindset behind this and other products in the TUF line. However all of the best design choices and components in the world will not make a board perform. To get great performance takes a little more. In this half of our Sabertooth review we are going to look into that side of the product. Asus has always had a reputation for tinkering with their BIOSes (not always a good one though). So let’s start off there and see where it takes us.
Asus Crosshair IV Extreme Performance Review Featured
Written by Sean KalinichAsus' Crosshiar IV Extreme in the Lab for some testing Featured
Written by Sean KalinichThe Asus Sabertooth P67 Part I - Design and Features Featured
Written by Sean KalinichWe have been following Asus and their progress as a company for a very long time. When we first began working with them they were a very ambitious company (and at times too ambitious). This came out in their products in many ways. Some were good others were bad. However, over the years they have learned from their mistakes and began to build products that not only performed but also made sense. One our favorite lines from Asus is the Republic of Gamers line, but right behind that is their “The Ultimate Force” line. We have looked over a few boards from this line and like their quality and stock performance. When the P67 chipset hit the market we were looking forward to getting the Sabertooth on the test bench. Unfortunately just before we did Intel found the error in the B2 Stepping of the Cougar Point. Now, all of that is in the past and we have the Asus P67 Sabertooth on the bench for some test time. So let’s look at the design philosophy and what you get when you buy this board from Asus.