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•  In Pictures: 14 LGA 2011 Coolers For Your Core i7-3000 CPU 07 Feb 2012, 07:00

  Do LGA 2011-based processors really need to be matched up to closed-loop liquid coolers? Not at all. We collected 14 different high-end heat sink kits able to do the job with air. Keep an eye out for our upcoming performance write-up, too!
  
  
  

  

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•  Intel SSD 520 Review: Taking Back The High-End With SandForce 06 Feb 2012, 18:00

  If you thought that Intel had conceded the high-end SSD market to its competition, you were wrong. The company's new SSD 520 centers on SandForce's SF-2281 controller, incorporates top-bin IMFT NAND, and is protected by a five-year warranty.
  
  
  

  

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•  In Pictures: 16 Of The PC Industry's Most Epic Failures 03 Feb 2012, 07:00

  We've endured a great many annoyances in the 16 years since Tom's Hardware first appeared online. What follows is a list of 16 of them. Although it's by no means all-inclusive, it represents one seasoned reviewer's worst experiences in technology.
  
  
  

  

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•  Live From AMD's Financial Analyst Day 02 Feb 2012, 19:00

  We've been waiting on AMD's Financial Analyst Day for more information on how the company plans to approach new and current businesses moving forward. Ahead of the big event, AMD pre-briefed us on the news.
  
  
  

  

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•  OpenCL In Action: Post-Processing Apps, Accelerated 02 Feb 2012, 07:00

  We've been bugging AMD for years now, literally: show us what GPU-accelerated software can do. Finally, the company is ready to put us in touch with ISVs in nine different segments to demonstrate how its hardware can benefit optimized applications.
  
  
  

  

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•  Upgrade Advice: Does Your Fast SSD Really Need SATA 6Gb/s? 01 Feb 2012, 07:00

  Are you mulling the potential benefit of an SSD upgrade on a system without 6 Gb/s SATA connectivity? We run the benchmarks on several different solid-state storage architectures in order to determine how much performance you give up on an older machine.
  
  
  

  

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•  AMD Radeon HD 7950 Review: Up Against GeForce GTX 580 31 Jan 2012, 07:00

  Is the Radeon HD 7970's $550 asking price too high? AMD now has a less expensive derivative based on the same GCN architecture. At its default clock rates, it's fast enough to outrun Nvidia's GeForce GTX 580 in many benchmarks. And it overclocks like mad.
  
  
  

  

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•  Picking A Sub-$200 Gaming CPU: FX, An APU, Or A Pentium? 30 Jan 2012, 07:00

  We really like to hunt down great values in the processor space. Since our last round-up of affordable CPUs, AMD released its Llano-based APUs and Bulldozer-based FX family. Also, Intel introduced a handful of Sandy Bridge-based Pentium chips.
  
  
  

  

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