With so many Cyber Monday Deals, how do you which ones are worth it? With my experience and vast knowledge of prices, let me help you find out which deals are worth considering. Read on to find out the best Cyber Monday Deals!
- Higher Performance: All Tiers get video cards upgrades. Tier 4 to 7 get SSD upgrades. Tier 5 get upgraded from 8GB to 16GB of RAM. Tier 5 to 7 get upgraded to 2133MHz RAM!
- New recommendations/alternatives: New motherboard recommendations for Tier 3/4, new ATX/Micro-ATX/Mini-ITX motherboard alternatives, new mic alternative, Bluetooth USB adapter and updated OS section.
What’s new:
- New motherboard recommendations for all Tiers.
- New case for Tier 1-2
- Tier 1-2 can now be upgraded to more powerful CPUs.
- New alternative video card: The Radeon R9 270X, at the $210 price point.
And much more!
This update brings many changes to my recommendations, with the new AMD’s R7 and R9 series of video cards and Nvidia new Geforce GTX 780 Ti!
Of course, I talk about other price cuts, alternatives and more. Read on for more info.
Since the last update, we have seen the launch of Samsung 840 EVO SSD, bringing even higher performance at low prices, as well as a 750GB and 1TB model at affordable prices!
Hard drives prices have continued to slowly but surely drop. We’ve also seen the launch of new 4TB models.
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 budget laptops for your money.
In this update, I talk about Intel’s Haswell CPUs, AMD’s 5GHz FX CPU, AMD’s Richland APUs, tell you more about various price cuts and finally, I tell you what AMD and Intel are preparing to launch in the future.
Enjoy!
These are our most powerful workstation builds, with dual-CPUs.
Now offered with four different Tiers (configurations) to match different workload requirement. Rest assured, we offer Tier recommendations depending on which program you use.
Version 3.5 of the High-End Gaming PCs brings price cuts to Tier 9 and 10, more powerful video cards for Tier 9, 11 and 12 and a new CPU Cooler for all Tiers. Enjoy!
Are you asking yourself “What’s the best workstation laptop for my budget?” but don’t know where to start looking? You’re not alone. Many of us don’t have the time to read or the knowledge to understand detailed workstation laptop reviews and specifications and just want the answers.
In other words, what we want to know is: “What’s the best workstation laptop for my budget?”
That’s exactly what we’ll be telling you in this article on The Best Workstation Laptops For Your Money!
Wondering “What’s the best gaming laptop for my budget?” but don’t know where to start?
This article is for you, offering recommendations and alternatives at ten different price points: $430, $500, $600, $700, $850, $950, $1250, $1500, $1900 and $2500.
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 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.
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.
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.
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 budget laptops for your money.
Are you asking yourself “What’s the best workstation laptop for my budget?” but don’t know where to start looking? You’re not alone. Many of us don’t have the time to read or the knowledge to understand detailed workstation laptop reviews and specifications and just want the answers.
In other words, what we want to know is: “What’s the best workstation laptop for my budget?”
That’s exactly what we’ll be telling you in this article on The Best Workstation Laptops For Your Money!
Wondering “What’s the best gaming laptop for my budget?” but don’t know where to start?
This article is for you, offering recommendations and alternatives at ten different price points: $430, $500, $600, $700, $850, $950, $1250, $1500, $1900 and $2500.
This update brings many changes to my recommendations, with the new AMD’s R7 and R9 series of video cards and Nvidia new Geforce GTX 780 Ti!
Of course, I talk about other price cuts, alternatives and more. Read on for more info.
Since the last update, we have seen the launch of Samsung 840 EVO SSD, bringing even higher performance at low prices, as well as a 750GB and 1TB model at affordable prices!
Hard drives prices have continued to slowly but surely drop. We’ve also seen the launch of new 4TB models.
In this update, I talk about Intel’s Haswell CPUs, AMD’s 5GHz FX CPU, AMD’s Richland APUs, tell you more about various price cuts and finally, I tell you what AMD and Intel are preparing to launch in the future.
Enjoy!
- Higher Performance: All Tiers get video cards upgrades. Tier 4 to 7 get SSD upgrades. Tier 5 get upgraded from 8GB to 16GB of RAM. Tier 5 to 7 get upgraded to 2133MHz RAM!
- New recommendations/alternatives: New motherboard recommendations for Tier 3/4, new ATX/Micro-ATX/Mini-ITX motherboard alternatives, new mic alternative, Bluetooth USB adapter and updated OS section.
What’s new:
- New motherboard recommendations for all Tiers.
- New case for Tier 1-2
- Tier 1-2 can now be upgraded to more powerful CPUs.
- New alternative video card: The Radeon R9 270X, at the $210 price point.
And much more!
Version 3.5 of the High-End Gaming PCs brings price cuts to Tier 9 and 10, more powerful video cards for Tier 9, 11 and 12 and a new CPU Cooler for all Tiers. Enjoy!
These are our most powerful workstation builds, with dual-CPUs.
Now offered with four different Tiers (configurations) to match different workload requirement. Rest assured, we offer Tier recommendations depending on which program you use.
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.
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. 10 Quick Tips for 1st Time PC Builders
2. Building Your own Computer FAQ
3. Help me: Why won’t my newly assembled PC start?