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3rd Party Reviews and Benchmarks


3rd Party Reviews and Benchmarks


All reviews which we reference will be posted here for easy viewing.  Information such as what it is about, the benchmarks, the hardware will all be posted for easy viewing and quick access.  If you see a review that should be in this location, do not hesitate to leave a message.



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  1. PC Perspective

  2. Tom's Hardware

  3. BitTech

  4. AnandTech

  5. Storage Review

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  2. Storage Review Charts

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    AMD Radeon HD 4770 512MB Review


        Review Location:


    PC Perspective


    Review Post Date:


    April 28, 2009


        Hardware:


    4770, 4850, 9800 GT, GTS 250


        Benchmarks  


    COD 5, Crysis, Far Cry 2, Left 4 Dead, World in Conflict


        Verdict:


    The 4770 offers great performance on a budget.  However with current GPU prices dropping, there may be better cards if you catch one on sale.


     




















    NVidia Quadro FX 4800:  Workstation Graphics at its Finest?


        Review Location:


    Tom's Hardware


    Review Post Date:


    April 15, 2009


        Hardware:


    Current ATI FireGL and NVidia Quadro lineup


        Benchmarks  


    Maya, 3ds Max, Solidworks, Viewperf, Gaming vs Workstation


        Verdict:


    The 4800 offers some of the best performance for the value.  While MSRP at $1999 may be higher than most can afford, the performance at accelerating professional applications is more than worth it.





















    Best Graphics Cards For The Money: April '09


        Review Location:


    Tom's Hardware


    Review Post Date:


    April 14, 2009


        Hardware:


    4670, 9600GT, 4830, GTS250, 4850, 4879 1GB, GTX250 C216, 4850X2, GTX260 C216 SLI, 4870 1GB CFX, 4870X2, GTX295


        Benchmarks  


    None


        Verdict:


    Best cards for the money are not always performance champions.  Some of the older cards are good buys due to most recent price drops.





















    Radeon HD 4890 vs GeForce GTX 275


        Review Location:


    BitTech


    Review Post Date:


    April 3, 2009


        Hardware:


    4870, 4890, GTX 260, GTX 285, GTX 275, GTX 285


        Benchmarks  


    Crysis, Far Cry 2, Fallout 3, Call of Duty: WAW, Stalker, Race Driver: Grid, Folding@Home, Power and Thermal


        Verdict:


    Both cards are about evenly matched, decision should be about brand preference and current pricing.


     




















    ATI Radeon HD 4890 vs. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 275


        Review Location:


    AnandTech


    Review Post Date:


    April 2, 2009


        Hardware:


    4890, 4870 1GB, 4870 512MB, 4850, GTX 285, GTX 280, GTX 275, GTX 260 core 216


        Benchmarks  


    Age of Conan, Call of Duty, Crysis Warhead, Fallout 3, Far Cry 2, Left 4 dead, Race Driver Grid


        Verdict:


    Like the above review, both cards perform about evenly, with different titles doing better on different hardware.  Pick the card from what games you play and brand preference.


     




















    Larrabee: Intel's New GPU


        Review Location:


    Tom's Hardware


    Review Post Date:


    March 23, 2009


        Hardware:


    None


        Benchmarks  


    None


        Verdict:


    Intel's Larabee is a highly-parallel x86 multi-core CPU which uses software to emulate a GPU.  Its more flexible architecture and more familiar instructions will definitely shake up the GPU world.

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    Overclocking Core i7: Power Versus Performance

        Review Location:Tom's HardwareReview Post Date:April 13, 2009
        Hardware:Core i7 920
        Benchmarks   Games, PCMark, Applications, Audio and Video Encoding
        Verdict:Best performance vs power OCs are 3.33 GHz and 3.66 GHz

     




















    The Best Server CPUs part 2: the Intel "Nehalem" Xeon X5570

        Review Location:AnandTechReview Post Date:march 30, 2009
        Hardware:X5570 (Nehalem-EP), Opteron 2384 (Barcelona), Xeon 5470 and 5450 (Harpertown), etc..
        Benchmarks   SAP SD, OLTP, MS Exchange 07, 3DS Max 08, ESX 3.5, HPC, Power Consumption
        Verdict:The Xeon 5570 doubles the performance of its predecessor in applications that matter to more than 80% of the server market. Pulling this off without any process technology or clock speed advantage, without any significant increase in power consumption, is nothing but an amazing feat.

     




















    A PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THE NEHALEM QUAD-CORE PROCESSOR FOR SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING

        Review Location:World ScientificReview Post Date:August 22, 2008
        Hardware:Nehalem-EP, Xeon 7000 (Tigerton), Opteron (Barcelona)
        Benchmarks   GTC, Partisn, SAGE, SPaSM, Sweep3D, VH1, VPIC
        Verdict:Nehalem-EP dual-CPU servers offer the same performance as previous generation quad-CPU servers.
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    Seagate 1TB 7200.12 Hard Disk Review

        Review Location:BitTechReview Post Date:April 13, 2009
        Hardware:Seagate 1TB 7200.12 HDD
        Benchmarks   HD Tach, File Copy (MP3, ISO), Vista Boot Time, Crysis Load Time
        Verdict:The increased areal density increased performance across the board except for small file write/reads.

     




















    The SSD Anthology: Understanding SSDs and New Drives from OCZ

        Review Location:AnandTechReview Post Date:March 18, 2009
        Hardware:OCZ Vertex, Intel X25-E, Intel X25-M, OCZ Summit, JMicron MLC SSDs, VelociRaptor, WD Caviar SE16, Samsung SLC SSDs, Seagate Momentus 5400.6
        Benchmarks   Sequential Write/Read, Random Write/Read, SysMark, PCMark, Application and Game Load Times
        Verdict:JMicron based SSDs suffer from performance issues which can make normal operation intolerable.  New SSDs from Intel (X25-M and X25-E) and OCZ (Vertex and Summit) use other controllers which offer amazing performance.
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    X58 Roundup: Seven $200 - $300 Core i7 Boards
        Review Location:Tom's HardwareReview Post Date:March 19, 2009
        Hardware:ASRock X58 Supercomputer, Asus P6T, Biostar TPower, DFI LANParty X58, EVGA X58 SLI, Foxconn Renaissance, MSI X58 Platinum,
        Benchmarks   3D Games, Audio and Video, Productivity, Synthetic, Power Heat and OC
        Verdict:While Asus P6T enjoyed slightly higher performance due to a small bCLK nudge, EVGA's board OC higher, had more features, and was the top rated board in this category.
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    Thermal Paste Shootout - Q209

        Review Location:HardOCPReview Post Date:April 07, 2009
        Hardware:Arctic Silver 5, Arctic Silver Ceramique, Arctic Cooling MX-2, Thermalright Chillfactor, Cooler Master NanoFusion, Noctua NT-H1, Shin-Etsu X-23 7762, Shin-Etsu G751, Shin-Etsu X-23 7783D, MG Chemicals Non-Silicone Compound
        Benchmarks   Stock Idle, Stock Load, OC Idle, OC Load
        Verdict:While the regular usage Arctic Silver and MX-2 showed good performance, newcomer Shin-Etsu showcased some amazing performance.
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