Legit Reviews

If it doesn't see them, look for files left over from the first installation, and move them to appropriate new location. Should work in most cases.

I sure could use this SSD, and what an occasion too! I want to enter this!

Hope it works out for you, hate it when shipping fee isn't clearly stated!

If I was looking for a board to install and forget about, I'd go for Sabertooth series...

I can beat that!

Shame it's again different key layout to my K360, would make the switch painful...

Hi and welcome!

I'd get a better monitor to make the new setup even more enjoyable!

You might have to download and install audio drivers for your motherboard's audio chip if whoever assembled your PC missed it.

I'm not sure if such high resolution is available, you can check official web page for more pictures.

An image of black hole simulation from ATLAS experiment.

If BIOS lists the CPU, it should work. It is a bit like putting a square peg in a round hole, but it will fit and work. It was the same with AM2+ sockets and AM3 processors, wasn't it?

"It still doesn't suck!" sounds like a legit marketing slogan.

Looks slick! Are they louder than stock ones?

Sony (and Philips) earphones are the best cheap ones I've ever used!

Trinity seems to fit my needs very well if I was looking for a laptop now... Wonder what the actual prices will be like... AMD might do the unthinkable and start dominating the laptop market!

Why would they try to re-invent the wheel though as regards cooling?! The new generation seems more like a step back or at least going in circles.

If you look at motherboard reviews, LAN, SATA and USB controller performance is the biggest performance differentiator between different models and manufacturers. Other performance numbers are very much chipset-dependent, so results are mostly the same. Bottom line, for me LAN controller choice woul...

Maybe after it's in stock the price will be lowered... I'd love to see how it would perform with a second fan.

Arguably FRAPS is closer to real world experience than a benchmark, which indeed could show somewhat "doctored" results.

Yeah, sure. I hope I'm not the only one who will appreciate it.

Can I propose a small tweak in review layout- to visually distinguish generic test descriptions, maybe using quote tags. I personally cringe a little reading "DirectX10, the new graphics API from Microsoft" and similar written in plain text.