Asus’s Rampage V Extreme show why it is the king of the X99 motherboards with its sunning performance and the unbeatable uncore/cache overclocking.
Asus Goes Small With The Xonar U3 Plus DAC
Asus Introduces ZenWatch to Taiwan
Samsung 850, Asus T200TA, Lawson 8.1: The Headlines in Tokyo for Dec. 15
Here is the daily roundup from Japanese consumer tech and tech business websites for December 15, 2014.
Cross-strait News Daily Round-up for Dec. 9
Tenobo Tablet, Chromebook Rerelease, NEC Face Scanner: The Headlines in Tokyo for Dec. 8
Here is the daily roundup from Japanese consumer tech and tech business websites for December 8, 2014.
Asus Introduces The GTX 980 ROG Matrix Platinum
Asus’ new card comes with a strong cooler that should satisfy most enthusiasts and overclockers.
AMD Partners With Samsung for FreeSync Displays
Today at AMD’s Future of Compute event in Singapore AMD announced that it has partnered with Samsung to put out FreeSync displays.
Nvidia Launches Tesla K80 Dual Kepler Compute Card
Nvidia today has launched its latest Tesla dual GPU card, the Tesla K80, which features two of Nvidia’s own Kepler GPUs with 24 GB of GDDR5 memory at SC14
Eye on Japan: What’s Making Headlines in Tokyo For November 11
Here is the daily roundup from Japanese consumer tech and tech business websites and news publications for November 11, 2014.
Guide: Best Custom Gaming System Under $2000
We take a look at the latest and greatest custom gaming machine for under $2,000 including the price of a new keyboard, monitor and mouse.
ASUS Xonar U7: An Audio Upgrade for All
Futuremark Acquired by Underwriters Laboratories
Futuremark, the world famous and respected benchmarking company has been acquired by world renowned safety certification company Underwriters Laboratories
Asus Said to Strengthen its Relationship with AMD
PC Market Sees Resurgence in EU and US, Shrinkage in Asia
The global PC market has essentially been flat for the third quarter of this year, but Europe and the US are bright spots, indicating that the PC is strong
Report Claims to Solve Mystery of Socket 2084
An overclocker from Germany has vindicated Asus’ claims of what socket 2084 on its new Haswell-E boards can do.
T-Mobile Uncarrier 7.0 – Leveraging Wi-Fi
As T-Mobile (NYSE:TMUS) continues on the company’s attack on its competitors, the company held its Uncarrier 7.0 event, representing the company’s next move to help consumers while sticking it to the company’s competitors. During the Uncarrier 7.0 event in San Francisco, the company’s CEO John Legere introduced a multitude of Wi-Fi enabled technologies that will help improve the quality of T-Mobile service. As a part of Uncarrier 7.0, T-Mobile is going to be enabling Wi-Fi calling on all of the phones that they sell in store, which means that they very likely will not be carrying devices like the Nexus 5 in-store. Most Nexus 5 users will
Haswell-E Controversy: What Should Intel Do About Asus And Socket 2084?
IDF is busy, even before it starts – so it was this time in San Francisco with Gigabyte Overclocking competition just a day before the keynote. The OC results from Cookie, Charles Wirth and others were good, with 5.8 to 6 GHz achieved LN2 cooling results on the Core i7-5960X on Gigabyte boards seen here. The RAM on trial also performed well, hovering above 3 GHz for the G.Skill and Kingston part, with Crucial reference DIMMs just below that. However, something far more interesting was found on the overclocking floor (together with our friend Koen from Hardware.info). Remember Asus’ claims about additional pins on its LGA 2011-3 socket,
Haswell-E Controversy: What Should Intel Do About Asus And Socket 2084?
IDF is busy, even before it starts – so it was this time in San Francisco with Gigabyte (TPE: 2376) Overclocking competition just a day before the keynote. The OC results from Cookie, Charles Wirth and others were good, with 5.8 to 6 GHz achieved LN2 cooling results on the Core i7-5960X on Gigabyte boards seen here. The RAM on trial also performed well, hovering above 3 GHz for the G.Skill and Kingston part, with Crucial reference DIMMs just below that. However, something far more interesting was found on the overclocking floor (together with our friend Koen from Hardware.info). Remember Asus’ (TPE: 2357) claims about additional pins on its
Top Of Its Game: Netgear R7000 Nighthawk Review
With the introduction of the Wi-Fi ac standard and mainstream availability of the Wi-Fi ac modems in smartphones and current-generation notebooks, routers that provide bandwidth to handle 1 Gbit/sec Wi-Fi ac transfer rates have become standard. Vendors that manufacture modems for the routers have also been tweaking away to achieve higher bandwidth and more throughput. One such hardware manufacturer who has enjoyed a modicum of success in this segment is Broadcom, who recently unveiled its BCM4709A SoC, which is the hardware that powers Netgear’s R7000 Nighthawk, the manufacturer’s first offering in the Wi-Fi AC1900 segment. Hardware The R7000 Nighthawk features 600Mbps on the 2.4GHz band
