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2005/06/03
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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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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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Cooler Master is a mark which one does not present any more, because it already proved reliable in the world of cooling and the case. This one re-examined its Centurion range, and we have the privilege to be able to…
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One of the highlights of the SilverStone Temjin SST-TJ05S-W Case is a
centralized integrated thermal controller. SilverStone has included an
add-on device which occupies a portion of the front bezel making the unit
accessible even when the…
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In this day and age of 5.1 speakers and surround sound, is there still a place for a set of top end 2.1 speakers that can rock your world? Of course there is! For the music lovers everywhere, 2.1 is…
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Power supplies come in many shapes and sizes. Not many anymore stand out from the pack except for a select few. It seems that every company that makes anything computer related has joined in and decided to make a power…
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This month's modder of the month is a man with an eye for design and
an aspiration to become a professional case modder. He worked at an
architectural models workshop which has benefited him in his modding…
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2005/06/03
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If you want to save money you can buy value memory which usually does not come with heatspreaders but they are generally not needed as you would not buy value memory if you are planning on overclocking. The other option…
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