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Memory maker Kingston Technology has showcased DDR2 memory modules running at 866MHz, setting the world’s record for memory speed operation. The company, however, said it would not launch such high-speed products into mass market shortly, as currently only a few…
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The Lian-Li PC60 has always reigned supreme among enthusiast-grade mid-towers. Can a new wave of enthusiast cases grab its crown?
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The Cooler Master Stacker combines innovative design which supports standards such as ATX, BTX, Dual Power Supplies, modular device bays and a very effective Cross Flow Fan system that provides extra cooling to heat critical components and motherboard areas. The…
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Clockwise from top left we have Thermalright's XP-90, Titan's Siberia, Cooler Master's Jet 4, two versions of Vantec's AeroFlow and Spire's SP450B0 CoolGate. All mount using the standard retention module on S478 motherboards and only two feature heat-pipes. You may…
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Just a heads up to our readers that there’s still 1 week left to enter our January 2005 giveaway. Kingston is giving away a couple 1GB (2x512MB) HyperX DDR and DDR2 memory kits!
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"Compared to what was previously offered for the professional market in
terms of the Opteron workstation and server side of things, the nForce
Professional is a vast improvement. While the performance is in question
until we see…
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. The latest in active air cooling from Thermaltake is the POLO 735 Extreme 3 in 1 Cooler. This CPU Cooler fits K7, K8 and Pentium 4 platforms and comes with all the neccessary mounting hardware. Included with the POLO…
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snip: "All of the X4Pro Extreme Cooling waterblocks exhibit excellent build quality and performed quite well over a broad range of water flow rates. The larger X3M performed much better than the GPU/Chipset waterblock but even the smaller waterblocks should…
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"Numbers when compared to a stock HSF are very good, although that can be
pretty much said about any non-stock cooler. An 11°C drop in temperature
under load compared to the stock HSF is nothing to be scoffed…
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The main problem I have with ads in games now is the same as my issue with Pay TV. You're shelling out a lot of money for a product (new games being sold for upwards of $50.00 U.S.) and you're…
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