| Best Gaming CPUs For The Money: August 2011 |
 | August gives us a number of price cuts, especially across AMD's Phenom II X4 and X6 families. We consider the impact of lower prices, in addition to how all this may fit into the imminent release of Bulldozer, AMD's next-generation desktop architecture. more |
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| Micro-Stuttering And GPU Scaling In CrossFire And SLI |
 | We've received many emails from readers asking about the phenomenon known as micro-stuttering and what it means to multi-GPU setups in CrossFire and SLI. After running plenty of benchmarks, we're ready to weigh in on what turns out to be a real issue. more |
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| SSD Performance In Crysis 2, World Of Warcraft, And Civilization V |
 | There are a ton of terms used to quantify storage performance. If you're a gamer, you have to be wondering how such dry terminology can apply to having fun. Rather than telling you, we're going to dissect three popular titles to show you instead. more |
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| Six A75-Based Motherboards For AMD’s A8 And A6 APUs |
 | Advanced on-board graphics put AMD’s Llano-based APU far ahead of Intel’s Sandy Bridge architecture, at least when it comes to 3D apps. But you’ll still need a new motherboard to support the Socket FM1 platform. Today we test six affordable contenders. more |
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| 2011 Flash Memory Summit Recap: Tom's Hardware Represents |
 | We were invited to speak on two panels at this year's 2011 Flash Memory Summit. Now that the conference is over, we wanted to circle back with some thoughts on what we saw and provide an explanation as to why we test SSDs the way that we do. more |
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