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2005/03/09
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We have a look at 4 different low-end PCI-Express video cards today, to see which provides the best value for money and the best gaming experience for the price-conscious consumer. On the spot are the Abit RX600 with vGuru technology,…
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When I heard that I was going to be reviewing Samsung’s SCX-4100, I was initially surprised that they had put together a laser printer / scanner combination for such a low price. Their lowest priced laser, the ML-1740, retails for…
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Recently I visited ATI' Headquarters in Markham Ontario Canada. This was a great opportunity to see ATI from a point of view most do not get to see. The visit started off with an interview with Andrew Dodd an ATI…
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The DFI NF4 Ultra-D is a nForce 4 Ultra chipset based motherboard that started as an inexpensive SLI solution, but that was quickly reigned in by NVIDIA. Now it stands as a dual PCI-Express X16 motherboard that some modders are…
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A LOT OF PM NEWS floating around IDF last week. Let's get you caught up on the newer bits. First, there is a new socket, but we are not sure whether it is for Yonah, Sossaman or both. Either way,…
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USBInfo is probably something you may not need unless you want to benchmark the raw speed of your USB TV tuners, hard drives, flash drives and USB PCI cards. It will tell you if the device is Hi-Speed USB or…
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Spire has manufactured a dependable, low-noise, quality cooling fan. The low noise level is a plus, and the performance meets the basic standards for basic cooling fan products.
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In this review PCStats is testing out one such option, the Gigabyte GA-K8N Ultra-SLI motherboard. This board is targeted towards the mainstream market (as mainstream as SLI gets, anyhow), and supports all Socket 939 AMD Athlon64/FX processors. With room for…
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With numerous companies now offering LCD monitors, you may be faced
with a tough time deciding on a brand and model. What size should you
get? What about specs? We'll take a look at the new 19" offering…
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Even a Gamer needs mobility! The IPAQ hx2410 is one of HP's most recent models. It basically has all the bells and whistles that you'll ever need except for maybe a biometric fingerprint reader for enhanced security. I was trying…
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