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MSI GX-600 notebook reintroduces the turbo button

@ 2007/06/06 read/post comments(0)

When the GX600 is plugged in with AC power, the push of the turbo button automatically turns on Acceleration Mode. Acceleration Mode increases the processor’s front-side bus and raises the overall clock speed by 20%. A quick press of the… Go To Full Article

Asustek Aims to Sell Audio Cards for $199

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Despite of decreasing popularity of standalone audio cards, Asustek Computer aims to start selling its Xonar D2-series audio cards in the third quarter. The price of the product will not be low, but Asustek hopes that it would still get… Go To Full Article

[M] Swiftech and Danger Den Water Cooling for Geforce 8800 Series

@ 2007/06/06 read/post comments(0)

In this article we take an in-depth look at the advanced cooling options available for the Geforce 8800 series. Both Danger Den and Swiftech have water blocks designed to fit the latest NVIDIA high end cards, so we take them… Go To Full Article

AC Ryan ProData - Cardreader + Frontports updated with eSATA

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AC Ryan ProData - Cardreader + Frontports updated with eSATA Want your eSATA port up front? With the eSATA up front,… Go To Full Article

Quick and Dirty AMD K10 Cinebench

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Cinebench completed the default benchmark in 27 seconds for the 1.6 GHz K10; 17 seconds for the Intel Xeon X3220. The Kentsfield Xeon was 58% faster with a 50% higher clock frequency for Cinebench. Go To Full Article

NVIDIA on the highwire: the GeForce 8800 and beyond

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NVIDIA's VP of Investor Relations, Mike Hara, recently gave a pair of talks to investors in which he covered a variety of topics that are critical to the company's future: the discrete GPU market, AMD/ATI's R600 launch, Intel's forthcoming discrete… Go To Full Article

Product loyalty: consumers mistake familiarity with superiority

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Anyone who has followed consumer electronics and online services knows that once a product reaches dominance, it becomes very hard for it to be dethroned (hello, iPod, Google, and Windows). Economists have argued for years regarding the costs involved in… Go To Full Article

AMD Athlon X2 BE-2350: Mainstream X2s with 45W TDP

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At the price points AMD is targeting with the BE-2350 and 2300, Intel doesn't really have a good competitor. While you can get older Pentium 4s for less than $100, you wouldn't really want to from a power and performance… Go To Full Article

Two DDR2 Xtreem Memory Kits from Team Group Inc.

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Overclocker memory modules from Team Group Inc. are extremely interesting solutions and are very popular among computer enthusiasts, including the extreme overclocking fans. We are going to test two top Team Xtreem memory kits that boast a remarkable cooling system… Go To Full Article

Patriot Extreme Performance PC2-9200 Memory Kit

@ 2007/06/06 read/post comments(0)

In our continuing coverage of high end RAM kits, today at HardwareLogic we shift our attention from the usual suspects and cast a gaze on Patriot. While no stranger to the memory market, they're relatively new to… Go To Full Article

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