For Version 3.5, I basically added the newly released Geforce GTX 670 to Tier 5-6, upgraded Tier’s 5 power supply and updated the prices on most parts.
Tier 5 gets a significantly boost in gaming performance, thanks to the video card upgrade from the Radeon HD 7870 to the Geforce GTX 670. Tier 6 also gets a boost in gaming performance, thanks to the video card upgrade from the Radeon HD 7950 3GB to the Geforce GTX 670 2GB.
Looking for a CPU, but don’t have time to read reviews or just can’t bother?
No problem, let me come to your help with this guide on The Best CPUs For Your Money!
As you may know, Hardware Revolution is celebrating its 4th anniversary this month (April).
To celebrate this, we are launching a contest, with three prizes to win!
1. Samsung Syncmaster F2380 1080p Monitor
2. Crucial M4 128GB 2.5″ SATA III SSD
3. ASUS Xonar U3 USB Sound Card with headphone amplifier
Version 3.4 of the Budget Gaming PCs brings a few improvements, along with with speakers, headphones, earphones and headsets recommendations!
Tier 0.75 gets a video card upgrade from the Radeon HD 6770 to the Geforce GTX 550 Ti.
Tiers 0.5-0.75 are priced similarly, while Tier 1 and 2 got price cuts of $39 and $23 respectively!
Reading detailed ultra-portable laptop reviews and specs is a lot of fun. However, most of us don’t have the time to do that and just want the answers. In other words, what you want to know is what is the best ultra-portable laptop for your budget.
So if you don’t have the time to do the research, or just don’t care to do it, don’t worry. We’ll come to your help with this article.
Since February, nearly all SSDs saw significant price cuts, with a few selling for $1/GB and many great SSDs selling between $1 and $1.3 per GB!
Hard drives prices have been falling too, with 1, 2 and 3TB drives starting to be at reasonable prices.
Reading detailed monitors reviews and specs is a lot of fun. However, most of us don’t have the time to do that and just want the answers. In other words, what you want to know is what is the best monitor for your budget.
So if you don’t have the time to do the research, or just don’t care to do it, don’t worry. We’ll come to your help with this article.
Reading detailed gaming laptop reviews and specs is a lot of fun. However, most of us don’t have the time to do that and just want the answers. In other words, what you want to know is what is the best gaming laptop for your budget.
So if you don’t have the time to do the research, or just don’t care to do it, don’t worry. We’ll come to your help with this article.
Here’s a quick update on what’s coming up on Hardware Revolution in the next few weeks.
Version 2.0 of the Mainstream Workstations brings two Tiers to the table.
Tier 3 is equipped with an Intel Core i7-3820, 16GB of RAM in quad-channel and two hard drives in RAID 1.
Tier 4 is equipped with a six-core Intel Core i7-3930K, 32GB of RAM in quad-channel, two HDDs in RAID 1 and a 120GB reliable SSD.
Version 3.2 of the High-End Gaming PCs brings many changes.
Tier 8, 10, 11 and 12 got video card upgrades. Tier 8 got a SSD capacity upgrade, from 180GB to 240GB.
All Tiers got massive price cuts, from -$103 all the way to -$225!
Enjoy 
This update brings a few changes to my recommendations.
Of course, I talk about and recommend the newly launched Radeon HD 7950 at the $450 and $900 price points.
The Radeon HD 6750 gets recommended at the $80 price point
Also featuring news about AMD and Nvidia upcoming video cards!
With the month of January coming to an end, I decided that I’d share with you news regarding builds updates, the schedule for February 2012, news regarding sponsorship, upcoming videos and more!
If you’re curious about when the builds will be updated, how often I plan to update them, how you can receive them via email/RSS or get updated via Facebook/Twitter and what ideas I have planned, this post is for you.
This update brings new recommendations for the best budget gaming laptop and the best budget netbook.
I also added recommendations for RAM, hard drives/SSDs (Solid State Drives) and sound card upgrades.
If you have the time, reading detailed laptop reviews and specs are a lot of fun. However, most of us don’t have the time to do the research and just want the answers. In other words, what you want to know is what is the best laptop within your budget and requirements.
So if you don’t have the time to do the research, or just don’t care to do it, don’t worry. I’ll come to your help with this series of the best laptops for your money.
Officially announced today by AMD, the Radeon HD 7970 is their first card to be based on their “Graphic Core Next” architecture and the first video card to be produced on a 28nm manufacturing process.
Here’s a nice recap of 10 facts that you can learn about the Radeon HD 7970 in a few minutes.
After a long wait, here’s the update to the Entry-Level Workstations.
Featuring the Intel Core i5-2500, 8GB RAM and Intel HD 2000 for Tier 1 and the Intel Core i7-2600, 16GB RAM, Geforce GT 520 for Tier 2.
These Workstations are optimized for Low-Noise, Reliability and Performance at a Low Cost.
If you have the time, reading detailed laptop reviews and specs are a lot of fun. However, most of us don’t have the time to do the research and just want the answers. In other words, what you want to know is what is the best laptop within your budget and requirements.
So if you don’t have the time to do the research, or just don’t care to do it, don’t worry. I’ll come to your help with this series of the best laptops for your money.
A relatively silent, reliable and powerful HTPC/Gaming PC, that can be overclocked to your heart’s content, in a compact and attractive case.
Imagine a relatively silent, reliable and powerful HTPC/Gaming PC in a compact and attractive case. This is what you’re getting here.
With three Tiers:
Tier 3: Mainstream HTPC
Tier 4: Mainstream HTPC/SFF Gaming PC
Tier 5: As powerful as a Mini-ITX HTPC/SFF Gaming PC gets.
Reading detailed ultra-portable laptop reviews and specs is a lot of fun. However, most of us don’t have the time to do that and just want the answers. In other words, what you want to know is what is the best ultra-portable laptop for your budget.
So if you don’t have the time to do the research, or just don’t care to do it, don’t worry. We’ll come to your help with this article.
Reading detailed gaming laptop reviews and specs is a lot of fun. However, most of us don’t have the time to do that and just want the answers. In other words, what you want to know is what is the best gaming laptop for your budget.
So if you don’t have the time to do the research, or just don’t care to do it, don’t worry. We’ll come to your help with this article.
This update brings new recommendations for the best budget gaming laptop and the best budget netbook.
I also added recommendations for RAM, hard drives/SSDs (Solid State Drives) and sound card upgrades.
Looking for a CPU, but don’t have time to read reviews or just can’t bother?
No problem, let me come to your help with this guide on The Best CPUs For Your Money!
Since February, nearly all SSDs saw significant price cuts, with a few selling for $1/GB and many great SSDs selling between $1 and $1.3 per GB!
Hard drives prices have been falling too, with 1, 2 and 3TB drives starting to be at reasonable prices.
Reading detailed monitors reviews and specs is a lot of fun. However, most of us don’t have the time to do that and just want the answers. In other words, what you want to know is what is the best monitor for your budget.
So if you don’t have the time to do the research, or just don’t care to do it, don’t worry. We’ll come to your help with this article.
For Version 3.5, I basically added the newly released Geforce GTX 670 to Tier 5-6, upgraded Tier’s 5 power supply and updated the prices on most parts.
Tier 5 gets a significantly boost in gaming performance, thanks to the video card upgrade from the Radeon HD 7870 to the Geforce GTX 670. Tier 6 also gets a boost in gaming performance, thanks to the video card upgrade from the Radeon HD 7950 3GB to the Geforce GTX 670 2GB.
Version 3.4 of the Budget Gaming PCs brings a few improvements, along with with speakers, headphones, earphones and headsets recommendations!
Tier 0.75 gets a video card upgrade from the Radeon HD 6770 to the Geforce GTX 550 Ti.
Tiers 0.5-0.75 are priced similarly, while Tier 1 and 2 got price cuts of $39 and $23 respectively!
Version 3.2 of the High-End Gaming PCs brings many changes.
Tier 8, 10, 11 and 12 got video card upgrades. Tier 8 got a SSD capacity upgrade, from 180GB to 240GB.
All Tiers got massive price cuts, from -$103 all the way to -$225!
Enjoy
Version 2.0 of the Mainstream Workstations brings two Tiers to the table.
Tier 3 is equipped with an Intel Core i7-3820, 16GB of RAM in quad-channel and two hard drives in RAID 1.
Tier 4 is equipped with a six-core Intel Core i7-3930K, 32GB of RAM in quad-channel, two HDDs in RAID 1 and a 120GB reliable SSD.
After a long wait, here’s the update to the Entry-Level Workstations.
Featuring the Intel Core i5-2500, 8GB RAM and Intel HD 2000 for Tier 1 and the Intel Core i7-2600, 16GB RAM, Geforce GT 520 for Tier 2.
These Workstations are optimized for Low-Noise, Reliability and Performance at a Low Cost.
Which one is the best for you?
Which one do you want for your work?
Read this article to figure that out!
A relatively silent, reliable and powerful HTPC/Gaming PC, that can be overclocked to your heart’s content, in a compact and attractive case.
Imagine a relatively silent, reliable and powerful HTPC/Gaming PC in a compact and attractive case. This is what you’re getting here.
With three Tiers:
Tier 3: Mainstream HTPC
Tier 4: Mainstream HTPC/SFF Gaming PC
Tier 5: As powerful as a Mini-ITX HTPC/SFF Gaming PC gets.
After a long absence, the HTPCs are making a comeback to Hardware Revolution! This Budget HTPC article comes with two Tiers and plenty of alternatives. Enjoy!
This is the last of three posts written specially for people who have built their computer but need help because it won’t power on or won’t boot.
This is the second of three posts written specially for people who are considering building their first PC or who are ready to, but have a few questions that they need answers to.
This is the first of three posts written specially for people who are considering building their first PC or who are ready to, but need some advices.
1. Friday, Jan. 8th: 10 Quick Tips for 1st Time PC Builders
2. Saturday, Jan. 9th: Building Your own Computer FAQ
3. Sunday, Jan 10th: Help me: Why won’t my newly assembled PC start?
Help HR out by leaving a comment with your PC specs and which games you play as well as how smoothly they run on your PC.
Andrew J, an administrator at the HR forums, got in contact with an NZXT employee that works in the product department. He has offered to answer any questions you may have on Thursday, September 1st, so feel free to ask your questions!
You want to backup your computer, but don’t know where to start? Nor do you know which type of backup (external hard drive, NAS, cloud, etc.) to go with? This post is for you!