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Intel, the largest chipmaker in the world, has been fighting back with its scale and dropping prices on chips in an effort to throw off inventory and stem market share losses to AMD. AMD has responded by cutting prices on…
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The CM-X270L somehow manages fits in an Intel XScale chip running Windows CE or Linux, half a gig of flash, 128MB of RAM, AC’97 sound and a Philips 802.11b wireless interface, as well as some things you wouldn’t find on…
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Behind the scenes at FrostyTech we've been working a compact adaptor that will make it possible to install any socket 939 heatsink that screwsdirectly into the two posts of the metal backplate, onto socket AM2 motherboards. Stay tuned, more details…
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Just recently, I took a look at the Inno3D GeForce 7300 GT and compared it
to ATI's Radeon X1300. The Inno3D card was actually a non-standard card with
faster DDR3 memory and a higher core speed. This slightly…
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This monitor is perfect for the home user or the performance gaming enthusiast looking for a cost effective LCD monitor option that does not skimp on the specification list. Sure it isn't the most attractive LCD monitor made by Samsung…
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Brent Justice talks about real-world experiences with SLI, CrossFire, and Dell’s 30” LCD. This is a free form editorial that simply gives you our opinions about high-end gaming as we see it today
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On the eve of this year's Computex trade show, NVIDIA hard-launched GeForce 7950 GX2 - its latest flagship video card. GeForce 7950 GX2 is different to any other video card on the market at the moment in a number of…
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I believe our regular readers already know that SLI support can be enabled for Intel chipsets if you modify the Nvidia graphics card drivers accordingly. It is pretty hard to find modified versions of the latest drivers, so a lot…
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Advanced Micro Devices once offered premium technologies at very affordable pricing, however, once times changed, it became more conservative and kept the finest parts for those, who can afford. But as Intel Corp. attacks with affordable dual-core chips, AMD has…
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