by Rafael Hernandez on August 30, 2004
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PC Unleash tests out a pair of video card coolers from Arctic Cooling. The company recently expanded its line of coolers to cover most lines of video cards from both ATI and NVIDIA and from the looks of its performance…
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by Rafael Hernandez on August 30, 2004
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PC World covers the serious reworking of Microsoft’s Longhorn plans which will basically make the upcoming operating system an incremental upgrade rather than a ground-breaking new package of technologies. A big departure from their plans but it should help modernize…
Read more Thinning the Longhorn Herd
by Rafael Hernandez on August 30, 2004
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The Firing Squad has a short summary of an NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT based video card they managed to get ahold of. While its performance won’t rival that of the 6800 and ATI x800 series its $200 price tag, support…
Read more GeForce 6600 GT Sneak Peek
by Rafael Hernandez on August 30, 2004
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CNET News has the story of Orion Multisystems, a company which is trying to restore the luster of the lowly workstation to what it was a decade ago. Their approach is somewhat odd and their usage of Transmeta processors is…
Read more Company Pushes for Workstation Comeback
by Rafael Hernandez on August 29, 2004
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AMDboard has some info and pictures of a new Blade server by Tatung which will bring low-power AMD Opteron processors into a new home. Interesting hardware which will, no doubt, be high performance and high cost due to its dual…
Read more AMD Opteron in the Blade Environment
by Rafael Hernandez on August 28, 2004
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PC World has some info on Gateway’s launch of their 700GR BTX form-factor based PC. The system uses an Intel Pentium 4 processor and includes 1GB of memory and a DVD burner, sadly it’s rather anemic in the video department….
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by Rafael Hernandez on August 27, 2004
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X-bit labs writes of a possible drop in memory pricing due to a glut in the market from memory manufacturers. Usually prices tend to creep up due to the surge in purchases leading up to back-to-school and holiday seasons but…
Read more Memory Prices Predicted to Plummet
by Rafael Hernandez on August 27, 2004
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Bytesector has an early look at Microsoft’s highly anticipated Halo 2 for their X-box gaming console. The game builds on the first Halo with all sorts of new graphical touches as well as varied weapons choices and a few new…
Read more Halo 2 Previewed
by Rafael Hernandez on August 27, 2004
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The Tech Report gives the FIC Condor “pseudo” Small Form Factor PC a look over. This barebones system is a bit taller than many of the other SFF systems out there but it also gives you many more upgrading and…
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by Rafael Hernandez on August 27, 2004
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PC World has some info on HP’s new line of products ranging from home theater products to new printers. The new line of displays is eye-catching and so are the MSRPs for these new products. If they perform as good…
Read more HP's New Consumer Product Lineup
by Rafael Hernandez on August 27, 2004
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Neoseeker stumbled on a problem in Microsoft’s Windows XP Service Pack two which could cause spontaneous reboots. The issue can occur, apparently, under what could be considered common circumstances (playing DVDs on a PC seems common enough). Here’s hoping for…
Read more XP SP2/AMD 64-bit CPU Problem