Thermal Grizzly’s der8enchtable, co-developed with der8auer and ElmorLabs, brings an integrated PCB, centralized power ...

This year's test bench upgrades the CPU and RAM specifically, though the motherboard, NVMe m.2 drive, and overall cooling solution within the case will also help give us blistering framerates to ...

The motherboard pan and rear panel/card cage become the top shelf of the test bench, while the outer shell of the case becomes the base and a storage area. Two pieces of lumber support the upper ...

Open-air benches have similar buttons and lights—on this model it’s called the ATX control kit and features a set of buttons and LEDs that plug into the motherboard's front-panel connectors.

Motherboard varies by review CPU: Intel Core i7-7700K GPU: Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 980Ti 6GB GDDR5 RAM: Crucial Elite 16GB (2x8GB) 2666MHz Cooling: Thermaltake Water 3.0 AIO with Gelid GC-Extreme ...

To test the storage performance in our motherboard reviews we use AIDA’s Disk Benchmark utility built into their AIDA64 Engineer Edition software package and run linear read and write tests.

The Cooler Master Test Bench V1.0 is made completely from steel that has an SECC coating, and then gets a full coat of flat black paint. Cooler Master than takes white paint and sprays their name ...

Not a common combination for a test bench, I'll say. But as ever with a test bench, it's once you get a mess of rushed cables on there that all semblance of style goes out the window.

Following the launch of Sandy Bridge and with CES now behind us, we have the first of four ASUS P67 boards on the test bench. Say hello to the ASUS P8P67 WS Revolution workstation board.

The test bench can support E-ATX, ATX, Micro ATX and mini ITX motherboards with room for eight expansion slots and video cards measuring up to 330mm in length.