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Abit AW9D Max socket 775 Motherboard

CPU & Mainboard | 12th October 2006

abit are back. As simple as that. I am taking a look at their AW9D Max motherboard and upon seeing it I knew here was something harking back to when an abit "Max" board was a "must have". Come inside to see what Abit can do for your Core2Duo Conroe CPU

Abit AB9 P965 Conroe Motherboard

CPU & Mainboard | 21st September 2006

Abit have been somewhat adrift in recent years. They are making a comeback with some pretty awesome boards. I take a look at the AB9 skt 775 motherboard and see how it gets on...

Intel Core 2 Duo 'Conroe' E6700 & X6800 Benchmarks

CPU & Mainboard | 22nd August 2006

We've all heard of the latest chip codenamed "Conroe" from Intel. We've all seen its sub 20 second SuperPI results. But is the cost of upgrading worth it?

Asus 128mb PhysX Card Review/Preview

CPU & Mainboard | 12th July 2006

We take a look at Asus's version of Ageia's new PhysX Card and see what we think. Is this a revolution in the making?

OC3D Articles ›› CPU & Mainboard

MSI make AMD Core unlocking easy

Alex Myers | 20th May 2010

MSI have developed software to allow users to unlock extra cores straight from Windows.

Gigabyte’s #1 biggest fan Facebook competition

Alex Myers | 19th May 2010

Gigabyte are giving away 10 Motherboards and a trip to Taipei in their #1 Biggest Fan contest on Facebook.

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Win an ASUS Maximus III Extreme with OC3D

James Napier | 17th May 2010

ASUS and OC3D have teamed up to give you all the chance of winning an drool-worthy P55 based Maximus III Extreme motherboard.

AMD 960T Only Delayed?

Derrick Huey | 17th May 2010

Overclockers on a budget may still have a hope for a cheaper hex yet.

AMD Cancels 960T Retail Release

Derrick Huey | 13th May 2010

Overclockers' hopes of a cheaper, unlockable quad-to-hex core appear to be dashed.

ASUS Crosshair IV Extreme First Look!

Bryan Waters | 7th May 2010

Put the children to bed. This is an x-rated motherboard.

Asus partners with USB 3.0 Enablers for fast implementation.

James Banks | 28th April 2010

USB 3.0 being the fastest thing out there is something manufacturers do not want to pass by and ASUS have come out in all force promoting their USB 3.0 working a long side a lot of big names.