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 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 11-19-2009 The XFX GeForce GT 240 512MB DDR5 HDMI card is an interesting card that would have made A GREAT addition to NVIDIA’s lineup just a... |
 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 11-17-2009 The Seagate Barracuda XT 2TB HDD is the fastest regular drive, but doesn’t have much performance improvement over the 3 Gb/second ... |
 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 11-17-2009 Leading graphics supplier, SAPPHIRE Technology is now introducing a broader range of PC power supplies aimed at providing the very... |
 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 11-17-2009 Leading graphics supplier, SAPPHIRE Technology is now introducing a broader range of PC power supplies aimed at providing the very... |
 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 11-12-2009 Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Gameplay Music Mix (HD) motherboards.org bring you a compilation of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Da... |
 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 11-12-2009 For all the latest reviews and gear! http://www.motherboards.org Follow us on twitter! http://www.twitter.com/moth... The Sapphire... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 11-04-2009 Two HD 5850s are definitely better than a single card in almost every game. To take advantage of two cards of this magnitude you a... |
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 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 11-15-2009 Intel bills the DP55WG as a Media machine with a touch of Extreme. With Firewire, and a fully fledged audio solution in the form o... |
 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 11-15-2009 ASUS has taken the winning combination of the ASUS P7P55D Premium motherboard and improved it by adding USB 3.0 support making a g... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 11-07-2009 This board performs great, with performance in the same class as other motherboards in this chipset. Overclocking was a bit of a m... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 11-04-2009 The P55 Express and LGA-1156 CPU combination has been a success for Intel as they have no real competition in this market due to t... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 10-26-2009 For the target market of the AMD Socket AM3 CPU purchaser the ASUS M4A785TD-V EVO doesn’t get much better than this as the board l... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 10-18-2009 Phase Power and much more bring this board to one of the most feature-rich P55 motherboards on the market today. The inclusion of ... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 10-01-2009 ASRock is not well known in the enthusiast community as they often have niche motherboards based on esoteric chipsets with unique ... |
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Sun Nov 22 2009 10:08 am PST Comments (0)
5 fast and affordable Tripple Channel 6GB Kits from A-Data, GeIL, G.Skill, OCZ and Mushkin must show what they can do in our benchmarks.
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Sun Nov 22 2009 10:07 am PST Comments (0)
Earlier today we took a look at AMD's Radeon HD 5970 graphics card. Comprised of two HD 5800-class GPUs on one board, its buttery-smooth performance at a 2,560x1,600 resolution made it, easily, the fastest gaming card on the planet.
But what if that's not enough? How about hooking two of them up for perverse performance. We've done just that and compared them the creme de la creme of the graphics world.
Get ready for mind-numbing numbers as we take a look at the very best PC graphics hardware has to offer.
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Sun Nov 22 2009 10:05 am PST Comments (0)
One of the best way to save money and still get a kick ass home theater set up has always been three words, “build it yourself”. Now the company Saybas is changing that and hopefully for the better with the Popcorn Hour C200. The Popcorn Hour C200 is a Network Media Tank that promises to pack a wallop when it comes to home theater set up’s. Thanks to Saybas you now have the option to purchase one of their sleek looking Popcorn Hour C200 units and still have enough in your budget to purchase a few of the latest blockbusters. Ladies and gentleman follow me as I review Saybas’s Network Media Tank, the Popcorn Hour C200.
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Sun Nov 22 2009 10:05 am PST Comments (0)
I found the headset very comfortable when wearing it compared to a pair that I had bought at Wal-Mart which weren’t so comfy after an hour or more. I wouldn’t say that they are noise canceling, but they do block out more sound from the ones I had bought and any cheap ear phones. . .
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Sun Nov 22 2009 10:04 am PST Comments (0)
"Today I’ve got a brief review for you of another product from Speck, it’s called the TwoZip and it’s made to be a case for carrying you 2.5” hard drive around, but it can be used for anything really. The TwoZip gets it’s name because it has two zippers on it for the two compartments, one large one for the hard drive and one for the cable basically. It’s nicely made of durable cloth, with two compartments that are slightly padded and lined with a soft material, and it features heavy duty zippers as well. So read on to learn more about a useful little product from Speck…"
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Posted by: evasive
on Thu Nov 19 2009 08:40 am PST Comments (0)
http://www.hardware.info/en-UK/news/ymicmJqWwpqacZY/SquareTrade_measures_laptop_reliability/
"The first thing noticable is that netbooks are about 20% less reliable than entry-level laptops. Those laptops are 10% more unreliable than more expensive models.
The diagram compares several manufacturers to one another. At a 25,6% failure rate, the test does not favor HP notebooks, whereas ASUS and Toshiba appear to produce the most reliable laptops."
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Wed Nov 18 2009 12:40 pm PST Comments (0)
"The Radeon HD 5970 fully supports DX11 and ATI Eyefinity multi-display technology, which are two features that NVIDIA can't offer on any of their graphics cards. Those are two key features that have been driving video card sales for months and with more and more DirectX 11 title games coming out it would be safe to assume that more gamers will be making the move to AMD based graphics cards. Radeon HD 5970 is also very overclockable. This is partly due to the Overvolt tool as you can get even more performance out of this card. The ATI Radeon HD 5970 graphics card is in a league of its own and is clearly king of the hill. O Fermi, Fermi, wherefore art thou Fermi? NVIDIA better hope that their GT300 Fermi series of video cards pack a mean punch because they are going to need all the help they can get..."
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Wed Nov 18 2009 12:37 pm PST Comments (0)
When I thought that nothing can surprise me and that I’ve seen every product packaging there is on market – Mushkin has been able to surprise me. They are very well known for their great visual design, but to receive the graphic card in the wooden box?!
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Tue Nov 17 2009 11:52 am PST Comments (0)
"The GeForce GT 240 is NVIDIA’s latest performance-class GPU that enables the mainstream PC to become vastly more functional and enjoyable. Compared to PCs using integrated graphics that struggle with today’s increasingly graphical and GPU-computing workloads, systems outfitted with GT 240 offer great general gaming performance, Power Gaming (PhysX acceleration + 3D Vision), and GPU Computing at under $99. With the addition of a GeForce GT240, a PC can also provide smooth HD video playback from Bluray, DivX, and Flash 10.1 sources, while also facilitating seamless HD video creation and editing. The concept of Power Gaming is more than just high performance graphics. Gamers using a GeForce GT 240 can enjoy the latest games with PhysX and 3D Vision for a truly immersive gaming experience..."
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Tue Nov 17 2009 11:51 am PST Comments (0)
Today NVIDIA launches their first GDDR5 graphics card. The new GeForce GT 240 is based on NVIDIA's brand-new 40 nm G215 graphics processor and features 96 shaders. It also includes several new features like support for DirectX 10.1, HDMI audio enhancements and extremely low power draw. But is that enough to justify a price of $100 ?
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