HotHardware takes a detailed look at the Dell XPS 730 H2C Performance Gaming System in this article, a machine powered by an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9770 processor and dual Radeon HD 3870 X2 graphics cards for a total of four GPUs.

It looks as though the inevitable will indeed finally come to pass, with news coming across the wire from Toshiba that they're finally bowing out of the high-def format battle, ending further development of HD DVD products and that factories were closing.

In typical fashion, Asus steps out to market with something innovative and different versus a run-of-the-mill reference design. The Asus design team was able to cram four dual-link DVI connectors and an S-Video port into a single dual-slot back plate.

HotHardware puts AMD's dual-GPU powered ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 graphics card, formerly codenamed R680, under the microscope in this article, exploring its features and performance with a number of popular DX10 gaming titles.

As with all rumors, take the following story with a grain of salt until we can receive official confirmation or denial from either AMD or IBM. enever AMD shares are low enough the buyout rumors begin. The name IBM is often tossed around as...

The One Laptop Per Child charitable organization hoped to develop a durable and useful laptop for under $100 and distribute them to children in poor nations. Their $100 laptop turned into a $200 laptop pretty quick, and for many people who participated in

HotHardware looks at three GeForcce 8800 GT cards from Asus, EVGA, and MSI in this article, to see which company serves up the best mainstream NVIDIA G92-based graphics card.

Dell's UltraSharp 3008 WFP 30" Wide Screen Flat Panel Display, tested and evaluated by HotHardware.com. The first LCD panel with a DisplayPort interface hits our test bench.

As many of you are no doubt aware, CES is held at the gigantic, 3.2 million square foot Las Vegas Convention center, but numerous other exhibits spill out into adjacent hotels and resorts. The sheer number of things on display, and the busy means of tran

At the time of NVIDIA's 3-Way SLI launch, we were unable to bring you Crysis benchmark numbers that we felt comfortable with. This was partly an NVIDIA driver issue and also because we were waiting on a patch from Crytek that would allow for more efficie