"8GB" content on TweakTown - Page 1

Ask the Experts: Roy wants to know if his AMD Radeon VII 16GB will have its VRAM cut to 8GB when using another video card with 8GB of VRAM.

ADATA XPG Spectrix D80 DDR4-3600 32GB Memory Kit has great performance, but is it all out to what it is advertised to be?

G.SKILL puts 'the proof in the pudding', showing off it's fast 4266 MHz DDR4 TridentZ Series modules off in person at IDF 2015.

BIOSTAR announced its new motherboard with an Intel Celeron N3150 1.6G Quad-core CPU, the N3150NH.

PowerColor has been making AMD GPUs since 1997 and here's the latest offerings.

ASUS shows off its award-winning 2.5L PC boasting desktop performance despite being 'console-inspired'

Microsoft are offering up their Lumia 635 to Sprint customers for $168 off-contract.

Adobe Lightroom is finally here on Android devices - Tablet users beware, this one is for smartphones only.

Some of AMD's partners doubled the Radeon R9 290X video card memory to 8GB, hoping to create a spark in sales. Here's a review of one of those cards.

Things are heating up in the DDR4 arena as we get close to the actual release. Let's take a look at two different sets of DDR4 memory by Crucial.

We are looking at the Kingston KVR-16R11S4/8HA ValueRAM server memory kit and seeing just what it is capable of. Let's find out what William thinks now.

We take a look at G.Skill's PC3-17000 8GB RipjawsX kit and see just what it can do. Follow on as Shawn tells us all about it and if it's worth buying.

Acer confirms plans of "less than $150" 7-inch tablet.

Google introduces the Nexus 10, Nexus 4, and updates the Nexus 7 with new features.

We look at the new Predator series from Kingston and see what it's capable of doing in its new skin.

The ADATA kit we're looking at today might not look like much, but you might find yourself surprised with our results. Don't judge a book by its cover.

What is better for a Z77-based setup, 4 x 4GB sticks or 2 x 8GB sticks of RAM?

Team Group releases 3000MHz RAM, claims to be fastest RAM available.

The only voice authenticating USB drive is 8GB and retails for $50.

Corsair come out hard and fast with a Quad Channel kit under the Dominator GTX name. Let's check out the new GTX8 kit.

I can't even remember the last time I saw an Apacer RAM kit. That doesn't matter, though, cause we've got the ARES PC3-17066 kit on hand now.

Alongside the new Ballistix Elite series, Crucial has also shown off the new Ballistix Tactical. We check out this 8GB kit today.

Crucial expand the Ballistix line with the Ballistix Elite series. We show you what they're all about today.