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ThrottleWatch™ 2.02 is released. The VID (Voltage ID) information for P4 and Xeon processors now has a higher degree of accuracy. Also, the false detection of TM1 capabilities in certain Athlon64 processors has been fixed.
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It looks like the Prophets have been found correct and the age of Firefox Spyware is upon us. While the current Java Scheme requires user intervention, this is how it started on IE. Users were given Pop-up window choices to…
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Interactive Data Visualization (IDV) today announced that SpeedTreeRT, its hardware independent foliage solution, has been integrated with Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3. Unreal Engine licensees will now have access to SpeedTreeRT's advanced content creation options, enabling them to quickly and…
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“Cell is just as much of a multi-core processor as the upcoming multi-core CPUs from AMD and Intel, the only difference being that Cell’s architecture doesn’t have an entirely homogeneous set of cores. The Cell architecture debuted in a configuration…
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DFI's latest offerings come from the nForce4 family and were, not surprisingly, some of the most anticipated nForce4 boards to hit store shelves. Recent reviews show that DFI continues to flex its muscle in all the right ways to leave…
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Once LCD panels with 12ms pixel response times started coming out, LCD based gaming entered the high performance arena. Now you could have a space saving display without any compromise on performance. However, like all high performance hardware, 12ms LCD…
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Hardware Avenue have today reviewed the HIS Radeon X800XL iTurbo PCI-E videocard. With a suffix containing an “L”, one would be forgiven in taking the X800XL VPU for a budget “Lite” restricted version of its more expensive counterparts, but in…
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"A little while back, Bytesector had the privilege of testing the
Panasonic Viera TC-32LX20 LCD TV that produced magnificent colours and
delivered fantastic performance; a true signifier of Panasonic's excellent
pioneering technologies. Today we get to wrestle…
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