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X-Fi is 90.00 after rebate. http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetai...ductCode=290236 rebate offer is for only a week though
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Creative spills the beans on X-Fi faults "Apparently, all of those that exhibited the symptoms were high-spec gaming systems. Isolating them has taken a bit of time mostly because although they all seemed be based on NForce4 chipsets, they didn’t have much else in common."
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Power Color X1800 GTO: Cable-free Crossfire Explored "Power Color has sent us their X1800 GTO card which is specced identically to the Sapphire version, albeit with a different cooler. To add some meat to this article however, we will be testing both cards in Crossfire in a number of configurations to see how ATI's recently implemented cable-less Crossfire support fares."
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These are single drive tests... I love looking around WNYG LAN parties after I enter the next map and people are still staring at their loading screens...
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Optimus Maximus: at long last, we bring one home to test "It's the damndest thing: years after seeing the renders we're actually finally writing this post on our very own Optimus Maximus. We've had ours for a few weeks for testing, but we weren't able to do a whole lot with it until we got some later firmware updates. Here's the preliminary report: The OLED displays look really good, and are bright and colorful, just like we'd hoped."
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Microsoft is getting ready to offer a budget version of Windows XP for just $25. http://www.htlounge.net/article/6026/the-2...r-low-cost-pcs/
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I have know this for a couple years now. Ubuntu Faster Than Windows XP http://www.itworld.com/small-business/6087...rnet-windows-xp "My Ubuntu machine returned a rating from the Bandwidth.com test of 22-25mbps over several tests. That's darn fast today, faster than normal. Then I did the same test from a Windows XP PC and got results from 12-14mbps. Still fast, but not nearly as fast as the Ubuntu machine." Ubuntu Faster Than Windows XP Feedback http://www.itworld.com/small-business/6101...ows-xp-feedback "The fun really came from the few responders who read my post carefully, tested it themselves, and confirmed my quick and dirty test. Several Sl…
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Upgrading but after spending a day looking at ideal components Ive given up on the grounds its just too darn expensive. So im looking to do a quite respectable rig in the $1000'ish range. Can be a little over. Honestly I could afford to do a big system but simply cant justify the expense. I wanted to try a small case / mini comp type build : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16811112222 So been eyeballing microATX boards and the goodies to go with. After checking out Toms HW I looks like the i5 750 is the way to go. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-...i5,2410-14.html http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-g...cpu,2570-6.html …
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Get your new Athlon 64's here!!! Athlon 64 3800+ 939 pin AMD Athlon 64 3800+ and FX-53: The First 939 CPUs - Anandtech AMD 939-pin CPUs - [H]ard|OCP Athlon 64 FX-53 & 3800+ Socket 939 - Beyond 3D AMD's Socket 939 Offers More with Much of the Same - Tom's Hardware
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Tatung worldwide first blade server for low-power AMD Opteron "Doubled achievement By the new AMD based server Blades Tatung can offer to its customer clear performance. The modularity of the Blade technology, the simplified management, thanks to the suppression of tcomplex wiring combined to high performance AMD Opteron processors open a new achievement category in the High performance Computing of the future. The increasing spreading of 64-Bit processing is smoothly supported by Tatungs newest Blade technology."
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Nvidia signs Intel bus licence deal "Nvidia has finally won a frontside bus licence from Intel, paving the way at long last for the graphics chip specialist to release versions of its nForce chipset family for Pentium 4 processors. Intel's permission comes on the back of a "broad, multi-year patent cross-license agreement spanning multiple product lines and product generations", the two companies announced today."
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Creative Sound Blaster Zenith "According to our sources, the next generation sound chip from Creative will be known as Sound Blaster Zenith. It will be a complete new architecture from the current Audigy series and it will be based on PCI Express x1. The launch of Audigy 4 Pro today which is an enhanced Audigy 2 ZS chip is the transition to the Sound Blaster Zenith series scheduled for launch in March 2005."
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