Kingston just announced their plans for their new USB 3.0 HyperX SSD and the long waiting 64GB SDXC memory cards. These products will have blazing speeds delivered straight through the USB 3.0 and SDXC interface.
Read More »Bjorn3D @ Computex 2010: Gigabyte Showcases the X58A-UD9 with Unlocked Intel CPUs
Gigabyte is showing off their latest motherboards at Computex 2010 with unlocked Intel Core i7 CPUs.
Read More »Photography 101
Ever wonder how us reviewers take our pictures? Well lets step inside and see one way of doing this
Read More »Gigabyte Intel P55 OC Challenge – The finals
On the 10th of April 9 European teams compteted in the finals of the Gigabyte Intel P55 OC Challenge. Bjorn3D was there to follow the finals and see who eventually would come out on top and win the whole competition.
Read More »Overclocking with MSI Afterburner
Here is a guide that shows you how to overclock your video cards with MSI Afterburner.
Read More »Radeon HD5970
AMD is calling the Radeon HD5970 the fastest video card available. We have pitted it against the GeForce GTX295 as well as compared it to the HD5870 to see if it is as good as AMD hopes.
Read More »Lapping the CPU IHS
Lapping the IHS of our CPU’s can be easily done, with out taking to much time out of our busy life styles.
Read More »Solid State Drive Optimization & Longevity
With the expense of Solid State Drives come longevity concerns, you want to get the best performance, this article details some of the tricks for longevity and optimization.
Read More »Gigabyte, Intel, Kingston Lynnfield Core i5/i7 Demo
Recently we were invited to a Gigabyte, Intel, Kingston Lynnfield demo meeting in California. We have seen nirvana and it was good. Join us in a sneak peek.
Read More »The AMD HD4890
Spring means new GPU’s and today we are taking a look at the new HD4890 from AMD. The HD4890 has higher clockspeed than the HD4870 1 GB and we of course have tested them both to see what kind of performance increase we get.
Read More »Interview With James Hildebrandt, CEO of Psyko
Bjorn3D has an opportunity to do an interview with James James Hildebrandt, head of Psyko. Psyko made a huge noise this year at CES with their hardware based 5.1 headset and James is kind enough to give us a bit more information about the headset and his background, his company …
Read More »CES 2009
This year I attended the CES show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Now, unfortunately, with confusion and really not knowing what to do and how to go about it, it kept me from actually visiting the booths inside the Las Vegas Convention Center itself. This was my very first CES so, …
Read More »AMD Dragon: AMD Phenom II X4 940
The Dragon platform is AMD’s new platform consisting of a 7-Series motherboard, a HD4800 GPU and the new Phenom II X4 GPU’s. With promises of great overclocking potential as well as higher clockspeeds from the start, the Dragon platform together with the new Phenom II should have a better start …
Read More »Nvidia GTX-295 Fastest GPU on the Planet
Introducing the Nvidia GTX-295, reportedly dethroning the 4870×2 as the fastest GPU on the Planet. The King is dead, long live the (new) King.
Read More »XFX Adds ATI Graphics Cards!
XFX has announced they will be adding ATI to their line of products. The announcement came as welcome news to GPU enthusiasts that favor XFX support and rock solid warranty.
Read More »NVIDIA Folding@Home GPU Q&A
NVIDIA and Folding@home have teamed up to find a cure for diseases using distributed computing. Find out what NVIDIA has in store for the future by reading our Q&A at Bjorn3D.com.
Read More »Nvidia GTX-260 Core 216 VS ATI 4870 1GB 5 Game Shootout
Christmas is getting close and it’s time to look at which GPU is best for the seasons hottest titles. We’re doing a 5 Game shootout with the GTX-260 core 216 vs the ATI 4870 1 GB.
Read More »ATI Stream Technology
Soon AMD will give all HD3000 and HD4000 owners an early Christmas present in their next Catalyst-drivers. We’ve got the details of the new ATI Stream-support that will turn your GPU into a transcoding monster.
Read More »AMD HD4550 versus GeForce 9400GT
For a lot of people paying more than $50-$60 for a video card is not an option. We have taken two cards from NVidia and AMD that won’t cost you more than $50 and pitted them against each other to see which company has made the best entry-level video card.
Read More »AMD Fusion Gaming Utility
AMD Fusion Gaming Utility lets you temporarily optimize your AMD-system with the click of a button. How does it work? We’ve taken it for a quick spin to find out.
Read More »XFX GTX 280: A Preview of What’s to Come
Bjorn3D will kick off our on-going coverage of this gala event with a detailed preview of the flagship of the line, the GeForce GTX 280 provided to us by XFX. For clarity’s sake notice we said “on-going” and “preview”. As with the debut of any new generation of graphical …
Read More »3DMark Vantage
3DMark Vantage is the latest version of the popular benchmark from Futuremark. With a Windows Vista requierment as well as several brand news tests it has all the chance to become as popular as its predecessors.
Read More »HDR Photography: Friends DonÂ’t Let Friends Make Boring Pictures
Explore the vibrant world of HDR/DRI photography with this easy-to-follow tutorial. Make your photos sing in Photoshop and keep friends guessing how you did it.
Read More »World in Conflict – Performance
Recently the game World in Conflict was released and this is yet another RTS that offers excellent visuals with lots of effects that all work together to bring your computer to its knees. We decided that it would be fun to see how different components in your system are affecting …
Read More »1333MHz … Who Are the Big Dogs?
First, we were extremely curious why the NVIDIA 680i based motherboard which 60 days ago was the “holy grail” of overclocking lost so much popularity in the enthusiast ranks, seemingly overnight. Secondly, we were curious to see if the 680i as advertised truly supported the new 1333MHz standard and …
Read More »Cascading the Nautilus 500
Double your pleasure, double your fun. Just take two Corsair Nautilus 500 kits, install in PC, add some heat and water then let the good times roll.
Read More »The HD2400 and HD2600
Completing AMD’s first DX10 line-up is the HD2400 and the HD2600. We have taken two cards using these GPu’s for a serious test drive to see what they are capable of.
Read More »Overclocking the GeForce 8800 Series
For this project I have selected the FOXCONN NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS as my test subject, which I reviewed here at Bjorn3D back in November 2006. Presently, the 640MB version of the GeForce 8800 GTS is the second-best video card available on the market. Gamers and computer enthusiasts alike …
Read More »The Hottest Games Coming in 2007
2006 was a great year for gamers, bringing us some great and innovative games. But everything has to end and, as we all know, every ending means a new beginning. It is now time to raise our heads, look forward into the distance and try to figure out what the …
Read More »XFX 8800 GTX: SLI Performance
I thought it might be fun to do a short addition to the first review as since writing it I have made some rather significant upgrades to my test rig and also added a second XFX 8800 GTX running in SLI. Now that I have your attention, just a few …
Read More »NVIDIA 8000 GPU/VPU: An Introduction
When planning for this mammoth task we decided the best approach would be to prepare one additional introductory article expressing what NVIDIA® brings to the table from a technology, Physics, and general usage standpoint for each of the products we’ll being presenting. The article will be a consortium of …
Read More »ATI X1950XTX, X1650 Pro and X1300XT
ATI is back with a bunch of fall refresh products. The most interesting is the X1950XTX that not only supports GDDR4 and has a better and more silent cooling but also will be quite cheap compared to other high-end video cards.
Read More »Multi-GPU World Tour 2006, Part 3 – Choosing the right motherboard
In part 3 of the Multi-GPU World Tour 2006 we take a look at the backbone of every Multi-GPu system, the motherboards and the CPU’s.
Read More »RAID 2: A Look At The PCI Players
So for purposes of clarification, today’s presentation will be part guide, part review, part article, and even include a mini shoot-out of the RAID controllers we have for comparison. Now that you’re totally confused please join us for what we feel is a very thorough investigation of RAID 2: …
Read More »NVIDIA nForce5 chat
On the 23st of May bjorn3d.com held a chat with NVIDIA regarding their new nForce5 chipset. this article contains a cleaned up transcript from that chat.
Read More »NVIDIA nForce 590 MCP
Today IÂ’ll be writing what one might call a prelude of things to come. The cool thing about it is that those “things to come” will be introduced today, namely the NVIDIA nForce®500 series of MCP that brings a huge amount of new and radically different technology to the …
Read More »Mixed Vendor 7900 GTX SLI
Ever wonder if you really can mix NVIDIA GeForce video cards from different manufacturers in SLI? In this article, we show you that you can and show the performance of a Leadtek 7900 GTX combined with an XFX 7900 GTX.
Read More »RAID: A Guide For All … Part 1
Most of the newer motherboards provide one or more onboard RAID controllers capable of delivering configurations up to and including RAID 5. My goal is to give our readers from beginner to expert a guide that will benefit them.
Read More »NVIDIA Chipset Chat
nForce 500 features: Support for SLI and QuadSLI, NVIDIA MediaShield with support for dual RAID 5, High Definition Audio, support for up to 10 USB and 6 SATA 3GB/sec hard drives, support the new AMD AM2 processors.
Read More »The X1000 series – ATI goes SM3.0
ATI has finally released their first Shader Model 3.0 famlily of Shader Model 3.0 supporting chips. With a new and updated architecture, new features and even more performance ATI has closed and in many cases passed NVIDIA again. We’ve not only listened to tons of presentations about the X1000 but …
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