What do you get when you cobble two Radeon HD 5800-class GPUs on to one board?
Take a quality PSU, add some XFX spice, and serve with a £135 price tag.
Funky looks and a keen etail price. We tell you whether it should be part of a Christmas build.
A 40GB SSD boot drive for £70? Sounds tempting.
Less than an inch thick and sporting a discrete graphics card, MSI's X600 laptop is under the spotlight
HomeGroup, Device Stage and a revamped UAC take centre stage in part five of our Windows 7 review.
In the second part of our Windows 7 review, we examine the installation process.
We bump up the voltage on the ASUS Radeon HD 5770 VT card.
The HEXUS.tv guinea pigs, Luke and he-who-shall-not-be-named, are now trying the sports orientated energy drinks... boy are they unfit!
An early look at what to expect from AMD's dual-GPU Radeon HD 5870 X2, codenamed Hemlock.
£80 for a quad-core chip? Can it be any good? Read on to find out.
We investigate the credentials of a business NAS that purports to do it all.
£400 for a 256GB high-speed SSD. We investigate its credentials.
Core 2 Quad S, GeForce GTS 250 in a SFF box. Does it make sense? We find out.
OCZ's Summit hopes to bring benchmark-busting performance to the table. We find out if it does.
Not much bigger than a book and sporting ION graphics, we take a close look at this £250 nettop PC.
Is it the best yet? We find out.
High on style and price, does the £800 price-tag befit an Intel CULV laptop?
Crammed full of features and excellent efficiency to boot, has Enermax priced the REVOLUTION too high? We find out.
Gorgeous looks, but is beauty only skin deep?
What do you get with 3.33GHz clock-speed, four cores, and eight threads?
High on capacity and performance, we examine the Corsair P256's credentials as a premium SSD.
We spill the numbers on the fastest air-cooled Radeon HD 4890 this side of anywhere.
NVIDIA gives the low-end a makeover, we take a look.
Phenom-based CPU power and updated graphics. Any good? We tell you.
In the seventh and final part of our Windows 7 review, we examine performance before reaching a conclusion.
Is Windows 7 a multimedia powerhouse? We take a look in the fourth part of our Windows 7 review.
Kicking off a week of Windows 7, we start our multi-part review with a look at what Vista's replacement has to offer.
What do you get when you place two Radeon HD 5770s in CrossFireX? Read on to find out.
HEXUS.tv's intrepid team risk caffeine overdose and tastebuds to bring you the story on which energy drink is the best for you.... and sorry, they made me let them do this....
Does AMD's ATI Radeon HD 5870 score a home run when compared with other high-end GPUs?... HEXUS has the answers...
Less than £100 with an external caddy and quality software, has Kingston got it right with its value 64GB SSD? We find out.
We investigate whether Midland Premier, a UK-based SI, has got it just right with the £2,000 Cobra gaming PC.
Big on size and features, is the Corsair top-of-the-line chassis all it's cracked up to be?
We test a 128GB USB pen-drive, bigger than many hard drives of yesteryear. Find out how good it is.
Cut down from the HAF 932 but adding some new features of its own, we examine if the HAF 922 chassis is worth £90.
Overclocked Intel Core 2 Quad vs. AMD Phenom II PCs. Find out which we think is best....
A cross between Radeon HD 4870, 4850, and 4770, it seems. Read on to find out.
OCZ's premier Vertex SSD is put under the test microscope. We evalute whether a £300 drive makes sense.
Can a £700 ION-based system ever make sense? We find out.
We pit the newly-announced Corsair HX850 against some rather tasty competition. Find out if it cuts the mustard.
Find out if it's £50-£75 well-spent on a CPU.
Coming in with an etail price of below £140, Inno3D's customised GeForce GTX 260 seems like a winner? Is it?
We pit two special-edition ASUS cards, costing roughly £200 each, and see if NVIDIA or ATI offers the best bang4buck.
An aftermarket cooler on the best GPU around. Find out if Sapphire has done it right with the Radeon HD 5870 Vapor-X.
We pit an HIS Radeon HD 5870 against a BFG GeForce GTX 295 and see if either can beat up on a high-end Core i7 for video transcoding purposes using CyberLink's MediaShow Espress...
In the penultimate part of our Windows 7 review, we take a look at what is, and what isn't, included.
In part three of our Windows 7 review, we turn our attention to a new-look user experience.
As the SSD battle heats up, Kingston's performance-focused SSDNow V+ is evaluated.
AMD releases Radeon HD 5770 and HD 5750 GPUs. Will they be on your Christmas shortlist? Read on to find out.
The Radeon HD 5850 1,024MB graphics card sacrifices a little high-end performance for a £100 reduction in the asking price of HD 5870. Worth it? We find out.
HEXUS.gaming's Steven Williamson sits down with Nick Haywood to discuss the latest incarnation of the Wolfenstein series
Intel's Nehalem architecture is brought to the mainstream with new Lynnfield chips. Find out if you should buy one as we take a look at three, plus the P55 chipset.
Corsair marries capacity with speed, but at what cost?
AMD launches its fastest-ever desktop processor, we take a look.
An updated 780G chipset with an attractive price, we examine the RS785G's credentials as a low-cost, fully-featured motherboard.
Read on to find out if it's better than the incumbent two-PCB card.
Looking to spend under £40 on a CPU cooler? Read this.
MSI's given NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 275 a Twin Frozr OC makeover. We take a look.
Corsair's budget liquid-based cooler aims to stick it to the premium HSFs. Does it?
Acer has been one of the first big names to hitch its wagon to the CULV platform, so let's take a look at the Timeline series
Sleek lines and cool exterior aim to mask shortcomings.
We find out if a relative newcomer has what it takes to compete with some of the big names of the chassis market.
Reducing the PCB size but upping the feature count, has ASUS managed the impossible?
We take two Radeon HD 4770s and see what kind of performance damage they can do to £150+ cards.
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