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Following the launch of Sandy Bridge and with CES now behind us, we have the first of four ASUS P67 boards on the test bench. Say hello to the ASUS P8P67 WS Revolution workstation board.

With Sandy Bridge having lifted off of the launch pad, we are now taking a look at the platform that will put it into the upper layers of the market - the P67 in GIGABYTE style.

It doesn't carry the same price tag as its big brother, but packs some good performance. How's the HD 6950 go when we Crossfire it?

Military Class II heads up the top features of this Sandy Bridge mobo.

As Sandy Bridge draws near, the boards get some early time in the spotlight. This one is the GIGABYTE P67A-UD7.

You're not running 4.2GHz on a $1,000 CPU? That's cool - Let's see how this $400 VGA setup runs at different clock speeds.

With 960 Shader HD 6850s in Crossfire looked at earlier this week, it's now time to see what happens when we overclock these puppies.

We have our hands on a pair of HD 6850s which carry the correct 960 Shader count. We finally test HD 6850s in Crossfire properly.

Lantic show us a HD 6870. We pair it with another and then overclock them both. Hold on to your hats!

We begin to get down and dirty with the HD 6800 series. First we start with the HIS HD 6850 running a BIOS with 1120 Shaders (vs. the reference 960).

We've checked out the HD 6850 in CF and since we've got another HD 6870 from HIS, it's time to turn our attention to the bigger brother in tandem.

Having checked out both the new HD 6850 and HD 6870 cards separately, it's now time to turn our attention to other areas of interest with the new models. First up? Some HD 6850 Crossfire goodness thanks...

GIGABYTE offers up a respectable 890GX powered board for AMD fans with what looks to be a great balance between features and price.

We take a look at one of the first Intel boards with more than two USB 3.0 and SATA 3.0 ports; the ASRock P55 Extreme4.

The MSI 870A Fuzion is the first motherboard with an AM3 socket that supports dual GPUs from both NVIDIA and AMD. Having already looked at a mixed bag with X Mode testing, today we focus on its A and...

Now that we have taken a look at the MSI 870A Fuzion and its basic performance, let's look at what we all want to know about the X-Mode performance.

We have all heard about MSI's Big Bang Fuzion motherboard. Now we take a look at the basic performance of Fuzion for AMD with the 870A Fuzion.

Heading back into the world of the X58 chipset, we look at one of the top end mainstream boards from ASUS.

AMD has dropped a 6 Core CPU on the consumer and ASUS has a board with performance and features to match.

Shane takes the world's fastest video card and; well...makes it even faster! - How TOXIC is the HD 5970 from Sapphire?

We haven't finished the whole review yet, but in the meantime let us show you a little bit of leg. Come look at the HD 5970 TOXIC performance.

Dual Socket 1366 plus Quad SLI or Crossfire.

Our first retail HD 5830 arrives and we take the time to Crossfire the model with our reference one. Not all is rosy, though!

We throw another HD 5570 in the testbed to see how this budget CrossFire setup goes in our games.

Delivers 1-2 Punch with enhanced Crossfire support.

We've got two HD 5450s on hand, so we're going to CrossFire them for a bit of fun.

Our second 1GB GDDR5 HD 5670 arrives and we figure it's time to check out some budget CrossFire action.

We have a look at the GIGABYTE HD 5970 and also take the time to overclock it to see if it can outperform the HD 5870 CF setup.

Having been impressed with the new HD 5970 in standard and overclocked form, now it's time to see what magic can be made with two of these bad boys.

After checking out the HD5870 from Sapphire in detail earlier today, now we focus on its acclaimed overclocking prowess.

ATI strap two HD 5870 cores onto a PCB and release a new model labeled HD 5970. Do we love it? - There's only one way to find out.

We get another HD 5770 and figure we should CrossFire it up with the one we already have. How do the numbers look with HIS' HD 5770 in tandem?

With our second HD 5850 on hand we take the time to see what happens when we CrossFire the new well priced ATI option.

GIGABYTE is our third retail HD 5870 in hand and we celebrate by pairing it with another two to find out what CrossFire X performance is like.

The only thing better than one HD 5870 is two at the moment, so we slide two into our X58 testbed and see how they play together.

We merge the power of the GIGABYTE and Sapphire HD 4890 graphics cards to become one and look at HD 4890 Crossfire performance today.

Today CrossFireX, Quad SLI and Tri SLI are on the firing line. Let's take the time to look at the fastest VGA setups available.

A true P45 offering on steroids.

We check out the HD 4870 in Crossfire against the HD 4870 X2 on Intel's P45 board. Click to find out what we discover!

launch heats up - early next week!

Mix and match any card!

I don't know what to type here; I'm too excited. HD 4870s! Two of them! - Inside. Click Click Click!