"ASUS" content on TweakTown - Page 43

Adjusting CPU clock speed with Vantage running.

Hands-on in Taipei ahead of the launch.

Emulates surround sound with one speaker.

Today we will have a glimpse into the world of competitive overclocking as Deanzo takes part in one of these events.

ASUS' ROG line of motherboards continues to grow. Now adding Lynnfield to this makeup, the Maximus III Formula shows us what it can do.

Asus unveils T91MT multi-touch netbook.

Thanks to ASUS' new 3D Vision-ready G51J-3D notebook that's just launched, we take the time to investigate the tech in mobile form today.

even has remote Bluetooth overclocking.

While we have previewed this board already, today we go the full hog and cover everything from head to toe, including its performance.

The Eee 1101HA Seashell netbook offers good performance in a chassis with more room to work with for the screen and keyboard.

Sean looks into the implementation of the new generation SATA 6G interface, the issues it brings with it and the ways around them.

The ASUS G51VX-A1 gaming notebook offers a lot of performance, but it is expensive. Let's see if the big cost is warranted.

Sabertooth 55i, first one of the bunch.

Confirmed for Europe and the US.

Another lounge room HD media player hits our labs and this time we video review the ASUS O!Play HDP-R1 and see how it performs.

An upcoming design under the Ultimate Force brand.

You could actually read it like a book.

We have seen companies try and spice up the Radeon HD 4890 GPU lately and today we see what ASUS has done with its Formula model.

ASUS has kicked the GTX 285 up a notch and given it a fancy new Matrix title. We find out if it's really worth looking buying.

The ION, the Muti-touch, the Windows 7 oh my...

At least according to RESCUECOM.

Intel breaks its own NDA in Taiwan.

Before any Lynnfield processors make their way to the market, we have ASUS' P7P55D LGA1156 based motherboard in hand for a look over today.

three MicroATX and one full sized.

Rumor backed up by more rumors that aren't true.

NEC chip behind the fast USB ports.

ASUS P7P55 EVO gets covered in detail.

If you want a notebook with a huge screen and decent performance for a variety of tasks, ASUS' N90Sv may be perfect for you.

Today we have a look at the ASUS HD 4890 Voltage Tweak and figure out exactly what those words mean for us.