"CORE I7" content on TweakTown - Page 5

Introduces star rating system for processors too.

Noctua knew they were onto a good thing with the standard NH-U12P and now we get a look at the Special Edition Core i7 specific model with extras.

Limited edition and serialized.

We move the i7 920 from stock clocks to 3.8GHz and see what kind of performance gains it gives the powerful GTX 295.

Don't Fear the Reaper! - Chris shows off an extra special new Core i7 gaming system from Smooth Creations today, influenced by none other than... us!

X58 is a high-end chipset, yet ASRock now has their own version aimed toward a more mainstream crowd whilst keeping all the important features.

Platform too expensive to make the switch.

The rumours of Foxconn leaving the motherboard industry seem remote today with the Quantum Force X58 BloodRage; a very impressive piece of kit.

Companies come to an agreement.

almost as good as the SuperComputer.

Today we have a look at a 3GB and 6GB kit of memory and see how the extra memory affects overall system performance.

Fastest DDR3 for Core i7.

DFI jumps onto the X58 Core i7 bandwagon with its latest LANParty motherboard. We're expecting big things from DFI with this board; let's take a look.

With X58 already costing a bundle, you certainly want to get something good for your dollar. Today MSI gives us just that with its X58 Eclipse.

Tri-channel memory for Core i7 is now the go and getting speeds out of it at 1.65v or less is tricky, but CSX has its new kit which does just that.

Chad fires up the T.E.C.C. once again and tests one of Nexus' new Core i7 compatible offerings which uses their SkiveTek technology.

G.Skill has expanded its Pi range to include new i7 compatible triple channel kits. We check out a 1600MHz 6GB kit today.

On its own X58 Extreme motherboard, of course.

Two additional missions made available.

whopping 2513.8MHz.

ASUS Rampage II Extreme doing what it does best.

Someone jumped the gun on their story.