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2005/06/03
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When it comes to performance and overclocking, there is no doubt that OCZ Technology excels at what they do. OCZ has definitely earned themselves a round of applause with their OCZ DDR2 PC2-4200 Platinum Enhanced Bandwidth Ltd. Revision 2 modules.…
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The single thumb screw releases the side panel -- these fit quite nicely, not as difficult to take off or put back on the case as some other similar methods. The acrylic window is fastened in place with plastic pop…
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2005/06/03
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Time for another XYZ Computing Forum Giveaway! This month we will be giving away a 2x512MB kit of Corsair XMS 3200XL Pro. This is the original LED memory and not only has a cool aluminum heatspreader but can run at…
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2005/06/03
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Today’s computers are running hotter and hotter and today’s computer enthusiasts are constantly looking for better ways to keep their systems cool with less noise. With that idea in mind, Thermaltake has come out with a new low noise performance…
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Both AMD and Intel now pack two computing units into a single processor in what is called a dual-CPU system. The manufacturers are promising twice the performance in some situations, a claim we investigate in a real-life environment. …
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2005/06/03
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SEVERAL SOURCES here have insisted that not only is Microsoft highly unlikely to get its up and coming Longhorn OS out by Yuletide next year, it may not manage to deliver the real McCoy until four or five months later.
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Morning chaps, we have details this morning on Nvidia's new chipset for Athlon processors, C51. One of the first boards out is from MSI. The board is based on the Micro-BTX form-factor, is a two-chip design and has onboard GeForce…
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As CPU technology advances, the sockets that correspond to them are forced to change as well. The new physical sizes, internal architecture, and thermal properties require that the 'packaging' evolve. A negative side effect of this development is that motherboards…
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2005/06/03
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When Intel released the BTX standard in 2003, ATX was going stronger then ever. We are now at a point of where ATX is hitting a limit on thermal design. Ducting can only do so much for us. It is…
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