Learn about how TweakTown tests and reviews hardware. There isn't a lot of motherboards on the market that enthusiast users think are truly capable of holding their special Athlon 939 processors - be ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. At first glance, the ASUS Z97 Pro is one loaded ...

Asustek Computer Inc.’s latest wave of netbook and notebook PCs lets users easily tune them to run up to 33% faster, all while staying within warranty. The $400 Eee 1101HA netbook introduced in August ...

The Maximus VIII Extreme is the new top of the line socket 1151 board from Asus that just begs to be paired with a 6600K or 6700K for some overclocking goodness. The board was built for overclocking ...

The first menu in the Asus Crosshair IV Extreme BIOS is labeled "Extreme Tweaker" and contains all the overclocking options. We set the Ai Overclock Tuner to manual and increased the vcore voltage to ...

Asus has uploaded the user manual for the upcoming Eee PC 1101HA to its global support site. The only catch is that the manual is currently only available in Chinese. Fortunately there are plenty of ...

If you are a performance enthusiast, trying to squeeze every drop of juice out of GPUs through overclocking can be vital to the key to the best experience. ASUS’ GPU Tweak software allows these ...

While Asus advertises the current generation Eee PC as having either a 900MHz or 800MHz Celeron processor, depending on which model you buy, the truth is Asus underclocks these chips to run at 630MHz ...

Asus hosted an overclocking competition this past weekend and invited us out to see XtremeSystems, OC Alliance, and Team PURE vie for top honors and performance world records on both LGA1366 and 1156.

Although it’s a little difficult to believe, it has already been a month since we first took a look at Intel’s Core i7 platform. Since then, much has happened. On the site side of things, we ...

Overclocking refers to pushing your computer components harder and faster than the manufacturer designed them to go. The initial pitch is seductive: Buy a slower, lower-cost CPU; juice up the clock ...