Something that we have wondered since the introduction of the integrated audio CODEC is; what do you do about gamers? For most people the answer is simple - you buy add-in cards to get the video, ...

It’s been a little while since we’ve posted a motherboard review, so let’s waste no time in tackling another one, shall we? Although EVGA’s X58 SLI has been out pretty much as long as Intel’s Core i7 ...

In a press briefing following the conclusion of NVISION, we were given the exciting news of native SLI support on Intel’s upcoming X58 motherboards, meaning purchasers of Nehalem will not have to go ...

In a previous review I already mentioned that the Intel X58 chipset is a gift that keeps on giving, like a Duracell battery that keeps on going. Well, it's not so much the chipset rather then the ...

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When it comes to gaming the GeForce GTX 285 is the primary limitation at 2560x1600, which is why we also test at 1024x768. Using Unreal Tournament 3 for our test, all four test configurations ...

When we first met DFI, the company was simply producing a series of OEM motherboards with no bells and whistles, no fancy names and no extra accessories. Their boards were heavily based around ...

Although the margins were small, the Gigabyte EX58-UD4P seemed to have the edge over the Asus P6T Deluxe when it came to real-world gaming performance. They also consistently favored the EX58-UD4P, ...

With a price of £155, the Sabertooth competes directly with the £150 Asus P6X58D-E and the Gigabyte X58A-UD3R (rev.2), which have been fighting it out for a spot on our finalised Christmas wishlist ...

Hannover, 2009/03/03, DFI –DFI LANParty is currently the only brand in the world to have a complete microATX motherboard product series, and also the only brand on the market to mass produce microATX ...