NVIDIA’s GTX 970 is arguably the best bang for buck graphics card currently available. That makes two of them in SLI an amazing performance value that will provide plenty of future proofing.

NVIDIA’s Maxwell architecture is a perfect fit for the notebook market. With the new GTX 980M and GTX 970M, Maxwell is poised to offer unheard-of performance and extremely long battery life, two benchmarks which previous GPUs struggled to achieve.

NVIDIA’s GTX 980 is without a doubt the most popular graphics card right now. In this review, we take a look at the GTX 980′s performance in an SLI setup.

A price of just $339, GTX 780-beating performance and near silent operation. The ASUS GTX 970 STRIX OC brings all of those elements and more to the table in what may be the best graphics card available.

With the GTX 980, NVIDIA’s Maxwell architecture has finally morphed into a bonafide high end graphics card with the new GM204 core. With a price of just $550, it is about to upturn the GPU market.

Intel’s Haswell-E is finally here. In this review we take a look at the i7 5960X which is the 8-core, 16-thread flagship of this lineup.

OCZ’s ARC 100 240GB combines the Barefoot 3 M10 controller with Toshiba’s new A19nm NAND to create a value drive that gives more expensive SSDs a run for their money.

Crucial’s MX100 512GB is a rarity in the SSD business. It performs in line with higher end drives but costs significantly less.

NVIDIA’s TITAN Z was launched without much fanfare but drew both admiration and derision from gamers due to its steep price tag. But how does it actually perform in games? We find out.

After numerous revisions and countless updates, Samsung’s 840 Pro has gone from an old timer to one of the best SSDs on the market. In this review, we look at the latest “MZ” revision.