AnandTech has a look at the Foxconn C51-XEM2AA and Gigabyte GA-M59SLI-S5 AMD AM2 based motherboards. They both feature Nvidia’s nForce 590 SLI chipset and various levels of enthusiast features. An odd pair but they both perform well and sport features…
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Legion Hardware has a look at the Gigabyte GeForce 7600GS Silent-Pipe graphics card. The silent approach isn’t always the best of cooling methods in the mid-range but Nvidia’s 7600GS GPU runs sufficiently cool enough that a board like this starts…
HardwareZone has a look at the Gigabyte Radeon X1300 Pro. The passively cooled graphics card is on the low end of the spectrum, performance wise, but it does have great image quality in video playback making it a good choice…
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HotHardware got their hands on the Gigabyte I-RAM storage card. The board makes use of DDR memory and pretends it’s a solid state device that you can access over a SerialATA connection. The speeds are fast but it’s not for…
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GamePC has a look at the Gigabyte I-RAM psuedo solid-state drive. The device takes your DDR memory and allows you to access it as a storage drive over a S-ATA connection. An expensive device and it’s not all that much…
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The Tech Report has a look at the Gigabyte i-RAM storage device. The card accepts four DDR sticks and with its on board magic it makes it into one very quick storage device for your PC. A nifty concept but…
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Club Overclocker has a review of the Gigabyte G-Power Lite CPU cooler. The heatsink takes a page out of the Thermalright XP-120 playbook with a mass of heatpipes and aluminum fins. A nice cooler with low “quoted” noise output which…
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Legion Hardware has a look at the Gigabyte Radeon X1600XT Silent-Pipe II graphics card. The cooler is they key selling point on this board but without its own dedicated fan you’ll need to have some dedicated airflow cooling this one…
AnandTech has a look at the Gigabyte GA-G1 975X motherboard. The board supports Intel’s LGA775 Pentium 4 processors including the dual core versions. A great performer but the four fans means three more items that are likely to break….
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AnandTech has a review of the Gigabyte GA-8N SLI Quad Royal motherboard. The board is designed for Intel’s LGA775 CPUs and supports Nvidia’s SLI technology and some additional tricks allow it, with some Gigabyte branded graphics boards, to drive up…
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TweakTown has a look at the Gigabyte i-Ram “solid-state” drive. The device allows you to install your DDR memory then plug it into an available S-ATA port which allows for some seriously fast transfer rates to and from the psuedo…
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