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• Performance-Showdown between Athlon and Pentium III*
  Monday 23 August 1999 – 07:00
  In this performance-comparison between AMD's Athlon at 500, 550, 600, 650, 700, 750 and 800 MHz and Intel's Pentium III at 500, 550, 600 and 650 MHz it becomes pretty obvious why Athlon's future looks very bright from a performance stand point. Let's hope that this excellent muscle-processor won't become a sacrifice of big-company policy.
• CPU price/performance update: AMD undercuts Intel on the low end*
  Friday 6 October 2006 – 08:08
  In the past few weeks, quite dramatic price reductions in the retails space had time to calm down: Intel's Core 2 Duo is shipping in volume and AMD adjusted its prices to react to the new market environment. Time for an update of our price/performance chart series, just before the launch of Intel's quad-core chip and AMD's 4x4 platform.
• More Performance: The New Power Supply Standard, ATX12V 2.0*
  Thursday 23 December 2004 – 06:00
  Here we go again - another new power supply specification, with more connectors and more pins to confuse matters. Do the old ATX connectors fit into the new 24-pin connectors? What else has been updated? THG sheds some light on the new ATX power supply standard.
• Performance Preview - of Systems with Intel 440BX Chipset*
  Thursday 12 February 1998 – 06:00
  What will 100 MHz front bus bring Pentium II Systems?
• Leadtek's GeForce 8800 Performance Leviathan*
  Monday 30 July 2007 – 03:14 in Gaming
  How much would you spend for the peak of performance? For the price of a mid-range PC, Leadtek claims its Leviathan GeForce 8800 Ultra is in a class of its own. After we saw it at Computex this year, we were happy to get our hands on one to see if it li
• Performance Injection: Socket 423 with 2.8 GHz*
  Monday 30 August 2004 – 07:00
  PowerLeap offers upgrade sockets so you can add the latest and greatest Pentium 4 designed for Socket 478 on the way-outdated Socket 423. THG shows how a 2.8 GHz kit can breathe new life into an old Rambus board.
• Performance Leap: NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra*
  Wednesday 14 April 2004 – 07:00
  NVIDIA has seemingly pulled out all stops in an attempt to deliver cutting edge graphics with its GeForce 6800 Ultra. After gamers for too long have had to be content with mere incremental improvements to graphics performance, NVIDIA new card delivers a performance jump not seen for a long time. The device is also solidly engineered as well as insanely fast.
• Performance Matters: AMD Introduces AthlonXP Processor*
  Tuesday 9 October 2001 – 07:00
  The wait is finally over. Today AMD is releasing its first desktop processor based on the 'Palomino' core under the name AthlonXP. The launch of AthlonXP is also marking AMD's step away from the usual clock frequency rating of processors to a new rating system suggesting 'relative performance'. I consider this the real big deal about today's launch. It requires a lot of discussion.
• Price/Performance Analysis: AMD increases pressure on Intel*
  Friday 22 December 2006 – 08:04
  It is our final processor price/performance article before Christmas, and just because the big day is right around the corner, it doesn't mean we're going to skimp out on this week's installment. In fact, we've added AMD's 4x4 processors to our ranking. The FX-70 FX-72, and FX-74 pairs have been added, and you may be surprised how they affect AMD's overall position.
• The Peak of Performance: SLI Gaming Systems Roundup*
  Monday 11 April 2005 – 06:00
  Are you looking for maximum system and gaming performance? Well, what if you had an AMD FX-55, 2 GB of RAM, and two NVIDIA 6800 Ultras in an SLI setup under your hood? We recently had three systems just like this in our labs for testing. Join us in our first head-to-head with real world top-of-the-line systems.
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