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nVidia 7900GS and GT "GeForce 7900GS, the 7900GT is a reduced pipelines, the core frequency of 450MHz, 256M DDR3 Xiancun Banzai, the frequency of 1320MHz, and 7900GT similar, may be different, as a few up pipelines from the 24 7900GT cut to 20, and joined the technical support HDCP, lock in the August 30 issue, on sale and at the same time. Price positioning in 199 billion will be from the pricing point of view, than the current price lowest 7900GT are a lot cheaper to replace the current vacant position between the 7600GT and 7900GT, the following comparison chart is 7900GS and RV560 specifications"
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Asus exposes Nvidia physics card product Announcing a new mobo equipped with three PCI Express x16 slots, the Taiwanese firm said the third connector was specifically for "Nvidia's upcoming Physics card" ASUS P5N32-SLI Premium/WiFi-AP Motherboard Enables Superior Gaming Realism with Quad-SLI, Intel Core2 Extreme and Physics Card Support Hmmmm, see page 28
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http://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/print.php/3652496 "AMD (Quote) announced several new products under its LIVE! brand, designed to bridge the gap between high-end consumer electronics and PC technology, including an all-in-one box that consolidates several consumer devices into one."
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Hard-OCP - BFGTech GeForce 8800 GTS OC 320MB "At 320MB this video card has only 64MB more than a 256MB video card. That seems like a rather low amount for a video card in the $299-$329 range. Personally we would have been happier to see 512MB considering the price range. However, with the current way NVIDIA has their memory architecture setup on the video card they would have had to make major changes to the layout to make it 512MB. It was cheaper and easier just to cut the capacity directly in half from 640MB to 320MB. Thankfully NVIDIA decided not to cut stream processors, ROPs, memory bit-depth or even clock speed; when you add all of that up you are basically …
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Asus attacks Creative where it hurts "It seems that Creative is finally getting some competition, and Asus has made a move. With two high-end models, Asus wants to compete with Creative's X-Fi but plans to offer higher-quality drivers for all targeted operating systems from day one. It will sell two boards, with Xonar D2X being the more intriguing."
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New Hardware Offloaded BIT Torrent Client Built into Killer NIC "Bigfoot Networks, Inc. today introduced FN Torrent, a hardware offloaded peer-to-peer file sharing application that allows users to download files with zero impact to CPU utilization." Now if they could make it have zero impact on my bandwidth speed. That be Killa!
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"Performance PC Memory manufacturer, Corsair recently released a new addition to their flagship Dominator line of desktop memory, the TWIN2X2048-10000C5DF. This 2GB DDR2 memory kit features the company's DHX Dual Path Heat Xchange cooling technology, support for Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP), it includes one of Corsair's Dominator active memory coolers, and it's rated for operation at a currently industry leading 1.25GHz." http://hardware.slashdot.org/hardware/07/03/24/1451250.shtml http://www.hothardware.com/viewarticle.asp...d=946&cid=5
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Optimus OLED keyboard costs $1,564 "ALMOST TWO YEARS after Art Lebedev studio announced its Optimus keyboard concept, the project is now coming into the commercial arena. Even though much can be said about the changes developers made to the project, one cannot deny that this design is something that PC industry needed."
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IBM releases 4.7 GHz Power6 processor "IBM said. In terms of bandwidth, the Power6 offers users an aggregate bandwidth of 300 GB/s – which in theory is enough to download Apple’s entire iTunes catalog in about 60 seconds."
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http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=118296441702631 "Various developers are busy implimenting workarounds for serious bugs in Intel's Core 2 cpu. These processors are buggy as hell, and some of these bugs don't just cause development/debugging problems, but will *ASSUREDLY* be exploitable from userland code." Please download and patch your CPU soon.
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From /. AMD Finally Launches Low-Price DX10 Cards http://hardware.slashdot.org/ "The Radeon 'R600' HD 2900 XT was late coming, and so by extension are the lower cost parts derived from it. The Radeon HD 2400 and 2600s are now available, just the same, with pricing aimed at knocking mid-range GeForce 8 series cards off people's shopping lists. There's more to a graphics card than price; performance and driver functionality are key too. HEXUS had some fun and games testing the new Radeons: 'The hardware designers may now be sitting back, content that their DX10-supporting midrange SKUs are at least as compelling as the competition's. But, and it's a big, big but…
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Microsoft introduces customizable LCD gaming mouse "the new Sidewinder has a built-in LCD screen. Claiming it is the first to do so, Microsoft says the screen can be used for programming macros and viewing mouse settings."
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Ultra X3 1600w Power Supply "Now interestingly enough, the packaging for the X3 1600w does not carry any multi-graphics card certifications, and none are mentioned in the manual or on Ultra’s product page. So a quick check of the SLIZone page and ATI CrossFire page were in order, but they too yielded nothing. As this product is relatively new and is not being launched with lots of press it could be that it hasn’t been submitted for certification yet. With hat all said the X3 1600w is billed as a single 12v rail 1600w power supply and if it can do all it is billed to, it will run any SLI or Crossfire setup going. Period."
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FireWire speeds set to quadruple "On Thursday, the 1394 Trade Association announced the S3200 electrical specification for FireWire. The specification builds upon the existing IEEE 1394b standard by boosting the maximum speed from 800 megabits per second to 3.2Gbps. Importantly, S3200 can use the cables and connectors already in use for FireWire 800 products, the association claimed." "The association's statement claimed the development of S3200 meant users would see no advantage from eSATA, a competing connectivity standard that is starting to appear on hard drives and PCs alike. The association said that eSATA is not faster, nor can it provide electrical power to d…
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USB 3.0 start to appear, sort of "USB 3.0 hasn't yet been fully completed but it's implementation could come more quickly than its predecessor's did. Vendors are already starting to prepare their computer hardware for the new bus standard. Today, for example, we saw an upcoming Asus notebook with a pair of USB 3.0 ports. Well, sort of. The ports are actually rated as USB 2.0 devices and didn't appear to have the extra pins required by the new version of the bus. However, the spaces where those pins will go were clearly present."
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