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2005/04/18
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Today we have a very special PSU on the test bench - it is completely passive. Fortron trusts their design so much that they say a backup fan is not needed.
I was surprised to see the Fortron Sparkle…
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2005/04/18
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If you want a completely silent system, you should definitely take a look this Silent Box. Be warned though, temperatures do rise a bit.
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2005/04/18
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After taking a look at VIA’s K8T800 chipset last week and NVIDIA’s nForce3-150 chipset internally in our labs, it’s clear that both chipsets failed to offer AGP/PCI lock and lacked features that would impress the high-end home user. There were…
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2005/04/18
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We have news about the Asus K8N-DL dual Opteron nForce 4 motherboard including specs, links to the product page, and details on the boards availability.
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2005/04/18
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Having gotten used to heatpipes for air cooling, I had some concerns of
how the Vortex TX would compare against those coolers. Overall, the Vortex
TX had a strong showing and managed to more or less tie the…
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2005/04/18
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Hence our site's slogan, we always try to bring you product reviews that are typically out of the norm. The product I'll be looking at today certainly does fit this bill. The folks over at Sytrin Corporation have been working…
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2005/04/18
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Reward of water-cooling a CPU is apparent; high cooling performance with
very low noise. Equally apparent is the risk involved. If something goes
wrong during the installation your computer turns into a high voltage
aquarium. While most…
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2005/04/18
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For less than $60, you can get a case that comes with more items included than a lot of $80 cases. The XPlode may not have all the lates features, but what it lacks in features it more than makes…
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2005/04/18
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Whether you are moving your processor to a new motherboard or want to try out a new fan/heatsink, you’re going to have to remove the old Thermal Interface Material—or TIM to use a new thermal pad or layer of thermal…
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2005/04/17
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It's finally here - a true performance comparison between AMD and Intel processors. This will allow ambitious users as well as OEM partners and especially dealers to compare their systems with our reference values. What's special about this is a…
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