by Rafael Hernandez on May 3, 2011
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We’re big fans of enhanced cooling solutions being slapped onto PC peripherals especially in the mid-range video card market since it allows for the excessive tinkering that enthusiasts are known for. The HIS Radeon HD 6790 IceQ X Turbo video card sports a beefier cooler than the reference design which, obviously, leads to better cooling performance […]
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by Rafael Hernandez on May 3, 2011
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Intel’s H67 chipset is designed for basic desktop usage so you won’t see much in the way of added slots since its been entrenched in the microATX form factor segment. The Gigabyte H67A-UD3H motherboard takes the chipset into full ATX sized housing with the extra PCI Express and PCI slots to go along with it. The […]
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by Rafael Hernandez on May 2, 2011
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The workstation market is packed with plenty of powerful solutions but support services are your main concern if your business is in need of such machines. Dell’s Precision T1600 workstation sports a Sandy Bridge powered processor without an integrated GPU solution which cuts down on its power needs but now requires a dedicated graphics solution. […]
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by Rafael Hernandez on May 2, 2011
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Yes improved coolers let you do wonderful things with your hardware, like attempt riskier overclocks without the fear of overheating, but it goes further than that too. The MSI GeForce GTX 560 Ti HAWK touts a much improved heatsink solution that puts out less noise and, unsurprisingly, cools better than the reference cooler design to go […]
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by Rafael Hernandez on May 1, 2011
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The need for performance options extends to every component in a system, at least to an enthusiast, but the bulk of PC users don’t need such features when default settings offer more than enough computing power. Biostar’s TH67XE motherboard doesn’t go after the overclocking crown but it’s more than capable of handling Intel’s LGA 1155 Core […]
Read more Biostar TH67XE Motherboard works its magic in smaller confines
by Rafael Hernandez on May 1, 2011
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After the extended outage of Sony’s all-encompassing gaming/streaming/match-making PlayStation Network and the revelations that there was much more to the story than a simple lack of service. Sony has announced that they’ll slowly be bringing the PSN service back online, this week, from its massive data breach incident and will be offering some compensation to […]
Read more Sony PlayStation Network on the mend, back soon
by Rafael Hernandez on May 1, 2011
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AMD’s Fusion program has put together an interesting mix of CPU and GPU performance which is a perfect match for a notebook so it’s great to see models finally making their to market with the chips. The HP Pavilion dm1z isn’t meant to provide the greatest performance boosts known to man but its AMD E-350 Zacate […]
Read more HP Pavilion dm1z brings Fusion power to the masses