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Have notebook computers approached desktop performance? In the last year notebook manufactures have been pushing out unit’s that are getting closer and closer to the speed of desktops, but does this limit the useability when you are using it as…
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For Gamers:
"Things have changed with the TV Wonder USB 2.0, which has about less than half a second of lag. While still not ideal for the most intense gaming situations, the lag is light enough that mowing down…
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Memory Bandwidth vs. Latency Timings All memory is not created equal, nowadays you need to know which 'flavor' is best for an Intel or AMD PC if you expect the best performance back from your investment.
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Swissbit Group is Europe's leading producer of Memory Products with 4 million manufactured units per year. The group produces memory modules for Desktops, Servers, Workstations, PC and Mac Notebooks, USB Flash Memories and Compact Flash Cards. The core business includes…
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I have done some quick benchmarks with both Forceware drivers, version 66.93 and version 71.20. Forceware 66.93 is official and Forceware 71.20 has leaked to the internet today, as posted here.
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When I received the product, it was good to see that upon taking the box
out of the jiffy bag, it was fairly well-protected thanks to thick
cardboard packaging. I was already eagerly anticipating using this
product,…
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Ever look at the price of network cables in your local retail store? What is that? A 6 foot cable for 10 bucks? And how many of you paid that? Ok, I'm not out to knock the person that needs…
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The SB77G5 is one of Shuttle’s most recent introductions, bringing together the LGA775 socket technology with the Intel 875P chipset. See how well these two technologies mesh in a Small Form Factor footprint.
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Being of a size to accommodate two 120mm fans speaks to the cooling
performance on its own, but the design with its 2 rows of 12 tubes and
plenty of fins between provides a lot of surface area…
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Yesterday I recieved my Collector's edition box of halflife 2. I had expected something smaller and definitely better designed rather then just a tin-box with a dvd, t-shirt and a small book tossed in there. Anyhow, the first thing that…
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