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So, what is a GeForce 7800 GTX 512? I’ll give you a clue, the 512 at the end isn’t referring to the late incarnations of the Ferrari Testarossa - thank god! Don’t even get me started on how the most…
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A powerpoint presentation could be considered the bane of many a college student's existence. I'm currently working on my Masters at Stevens Institiute in New Jersey, and I still see many Powerpoint classes, as well as lots of sweat-inducing presentations…
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ARP recently found that repeat offender, Michael Sievers, was up to his old tricks again, plagiarising our guides and getting other sites to post them as his own guides.
What should we do about such people?…
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the X-Micro Mini DiskGo, which as the name suggests is a portable storage device, We have the 20 gig version to look at and in today’s world with digital files getting larger and the need for more space becoming more…
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How did we test in this review. We used our lab review heatsink test bench as always and to ensure that this was as accurate as possible and used the Vantec Stingray we still had on the heatsink test bench.…
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Sampling Intel’s 65nm dual-core Presler processors has revealed some stability problems, according to unspecified motherboard makers, adding that the problematic CPUs include the 2.8GHz 920 and 3.0GHz 930 series. Launch of end products based on the Intel Presler core may…
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Despite most observers believing that DDR2 will only rise to the mainstream memory in 2006, major memory makers are all gearing up for the launch of DDR3 chips. Japan-based Elpida Memory announced that it has recently started shipping DDR3 DIMM…
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For the longest time my main concern when building a new machine was getting the best hardware that I could afford, cranking up the FSB and hearing it roar. Meanwhile having no solid backup solution in place. Yeah I may…
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The larger of the two cases I’m looking at here is actually designed for the previous generation of iPods, namely the second, third and fourth-gen players - but there’s still plenty of people around with those, at least of the…
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Logitech has always been a huge player in the peripheral market, even for gamers. Their MX510 and MX518 mice won countless awards and become a favorite among many. Take that design, improve the feel and throw in a laser, and…
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