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Gigabyte EX58-UD4P Review
Techgage.com posted a review of Gigabyte's latest mid-range X58 motherboard offering, the EX58-UD4P
Asus GeForce ENGTX285 TOP Review
TechSpot posted a review on the Asus GeForce ENGTX285 TOP
Techgage.com posted a review of Gigabyte's latest mid-range X58 motherboard offering, the EX58-UD4P
At CES earlier this year, Gigabyte showed off two new motherboards that promised both a great value and of course, good overclocking abilities. The EX58-UD4P was one of those, and we've now been able to put it to the test. We're happy to report that as we had hoped, the board delivers on all fronts, and coupled with a reasonable price, it looks to be well-worth a look.Gigabyte EX58-UD4P Review
Asus GeForce ENGTX285 TOP Review
TechSpot posted a review on the Asus GeForce ENGTX285 TOP
Priced at around $350, the new GeForce GTX 285 is in a league of its own, meaning that ATI has no direct competitor for it. That doesn't guarantee a good value, so it will be interesting to see if the extra performance offered by the GTX 285 justifies the $150 premium you will have to pay over a GTX 260 or Radeon HD 4870, or perhaps if it's worth spending even more on a dual-GPU 4870 X2 or GTX 295 that sell for an additional $100 and $150, respectively.Asus GeForce ENGTX285 TOP Review
The particular Asus card that we are reviewing (referred to as ENGTX285 TOP by the manufacturer) should deliver a little more performance than your typical GeForce GTX 285 considering it's a factory overclocked model. This may also translate in a higher retail price, likely in the $400 ballpark.
Our performance comparison will put this Asus GTX 285 graphics card against ATI's top offerings, the original GeForce GTX 280, the GTX 260 and the dual-GPU GTX 295.
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