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Nforce 5 up and running

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NVIDIA WAS HAPPY to confirm that Nforce 5 or Nforce for Intel platforms as the firm calls it, is taped out and up and running. It's already a real thing. We asked around and learned that… Go To Full Article

Intels Pentium 4 570J, just shy of 4GHz

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With the introduction of the Pentium 4 570J Intel introduces the last member of the NetBurst architecture. Will its 3.8GHz clockspeed be enough to once again secure the performance crown? Or is it just one last meaningless speed bump for… Go To Full Article

Dual 425Mhz CPUs in 20GB USB Hard Drive

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This portable computer plugs into another computer via USB, and regardless of the hostâ€™s operating system will take over the keyboard, mouse, monitor, and network connections without leaving a trace, providing access your web-enabled applications virtually anywhere. … Go To Full Article

EN6600GT Dual: a couple of NVIDIA GPUs onboard, surprises from ASUS

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GIGABYTE´s GV-3D1 won´t be alone in the market soon, because ASUSTeK Computer decided to introduce a competing solution with two GPUs onboard. Taiwanese Digital-Info.Net posted intriguing photos of a sample named EN6600GT Dual Go To Full Article

DFI LANParty nForce4 Series to Hit the Market This Month

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DFI Showcase at CES 2005 At CES DFI demonstrated a few pretty interesting solutions. LANParty nForce 4 Ultra and the SLI are the new boards that DFI have just launched. * DFI LANParty… Go To Full Article

Pentium 4 Chipsets from VIA to Be Announced This Month

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VIA PT894 Showcased at CES About a month ago we have already shared with you some details regarding the upcoming Pentium 4 chipsets from VIA (see this news story for details). At CES 2005 in Las Vegas… Go To Full Article

S3 and XGI to Get More Market Share?

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Persistence should be rewarded one day, don’t you think so? Well, now that NVIDIA and ATI have exhausted their announcement potential for a while, let’s turn to the minor players in the VGA market: S3 and XGI.… Go To Full Article

Behold the $55,000 PC

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An Amish PC might sound like a contradiction in terms, but Truvia can make one for you--provided you have $55,000 to spare. The Redmond, Wash.-based start-up specializes in building high-end PCs into handcrafted furniture, everything from… Go To Full Article

XGI Announced New Version Reactor™ R1.08.01 Driver

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Taipei—Jan 13, 2005—XGI Technology Inc., a leading graphics chipsets design company, today announced its release of the latest Reactor™ R1.08.01 driver. Meanwhile, XGI published a list of hot games supported by the Volari™ series in the special game zone… Go To Full Article

Alphacool Xtreme Pro Set 240 12Volt

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As water cooling begins to get more and more popular, the number of companies getting their foot in the door in the US market is increasing. Today we are going to be looking at Alpahcool’s top of the line kit… Go To Full Article

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