ALIENWARE Adds Bigfoot Networds KILLER™ Wireless-N Technology
11-07-2011 by
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Alienware Enhances Gaming Laptop Line with Integrated Killer Wireless-N 1103 Networking for Breakthrough Wi-Fi® Speed, Intelligence and Control.
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Corsair Announce Availability of H80 and H100 Coolers
07-07-2011 by
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Corsair®, today announced worldwide retail availability of the Hydro Series™ H80 and H100 liquid CPU coolers.
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EVGA Release GTX 570 Classified
07-07-2011 by
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While the GTX 580 Classified in all it's acronymity is yet to be launched, EVGA have released it's stablemate. The GeForce GTX 570 Classified.
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EVGA Teases GTX 580 Classified
06-07-2011 by
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On the EVGA forums the GTX 580 Classified was shown in various images detailing a few features and a fancy PCB.
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MSI launches the world’s first PCI Express Gen 3 mainboard
05-07-2011 by
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MSI, the world-renowned mainboard and graphics card manufacturer, officially launches the Z68A-GD80 (G3)
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AMD and Nvidia Race to 28nm
05-07-2011 by
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Rumours are flying about involving the expected release dates of AMD's 'Southern Islands' and NVIDIA's 'Kepler' next generation GPUs.
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Prolimatech Release Black series Megahalems
27-06-2011 by
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Prolimatech release a new variant of an exsiting cooler, the Mega Shadow MKII Black series Megahalems.
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Antec Launches Soundscience Halo 6 LED Bias Lighting Kit
17-06-2011 by
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Professional-grade backlighting reduces eye fatigue, increases image clarity. Priced at just £9.99 and complete with a 2 year warranty
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AMD Ushers in Next Generation of Computing with AMD A-Series APUs
14-06-2011 by
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AMD today announced the next generation in mainstream consumer computing with the availability of the new high-performance AMD Fusion A-Series Accelerated Processing Units (APUs).
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Corsair Announces New Hydro Series Liquid CPU Coolers
31-05-2011 by
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Corsair Announces New Hydro Series Liquid CPU Coolers, New H80 and H100 offer the latest cooling technology and customizable performance.
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MSI AMD 9-Series Mainboards
27-05-2011 by
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As Computex nears, a fleet of incoming mainboards supporting AMD's next-gen processors are set to be released. MSI, Have now officially released their 9 series AM3+ motherboards into the fray.
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SteelSeries launch Medal of Honor™ Edition headsets
25-05-2011 by
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Medal of Honor players can now arm themselves with Steelseries’ newest award-winning headsets optimized and branded for the ultimate first person shooter experience. Inside we also have an exclusive giveaway!
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New AMD Embedded G-Series APUs Provide Thirty Nine Percent Power Reduction for Fanless Designs
24-05-2011 by
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AMD Fusion technology, named “Best in Show” at Embedded Systems Conference, is available for full-featured, fanless embedded systems in as little as 5.5W
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Intel's Next-Gen Atom to get Higher Frequencies
11-05-2011 by
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Intel will be bumping up the speeds of the future Atom 'Cedarview' SoC to be more competitive against AMD's Fusion APUs for small form factors and netbooks. Speeds of the D2000 series are set to hit over 2GHz and are set to be released Q4 2011.
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Corsair Updates its Builder Series Power Supplies
04-05-2011 by
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The CX series gets a facelift and like other Corsair PSU series is given the V2 status. The new CX V2 models offer longer warranty and better efficiency for years of dependable, low-cost power delivery. Available in 3 power variants 430W, 500W 600W.
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ZOTAC® Introduces FUSION-ITX WiFi A-series
28-04-2011 by
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ZOTAC are back with another feature packed motherboard this time FUSION-ITX. This new motherboard combines AMD Radeon™ HD graphics with class-leading energy-efficiency. Graphics is delivered via AMD Radeon™ HD 6310 graphics processor and on paper this new motherboard is going to give HTPC users butterflies.
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Intel 7 Series Chipset Details Leaked
28-04-2011 by
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Slides detailing the 7 series motherboards to come from Intel show that they have native support for USB 3.0 PCIe 3.0 and SATA 3. These motherboards are 1155 socket and will be released alongside the 22nm Ivy Bridge CPU which is a 22nm die shrink of existing Sandy Bridge architecture.
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Battlefield Heroes - Impressions, Screen Shots and Videos @ TestFreaks.com
17-04-2009 by
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Battlefield Heroes - Impressions, Screen Shots and Videos @ TestFreaks.com
"EA was kind enough to send me over an invite for the closed beta of Battlefield Heroes, and I was told to keep tight-lipped about it until 9am Eastern Time April 16th, which is today, or right now, or whatever time it is you’re reading this! So I’ve got a ton of screen shots for you, along with some of my impressions and a few HD in-game movies as well… "
The full article can be viewed here:
Battlefield Heroes - Impressions, Screen Shots and Videos @ TestFreaks.com
Vortez Hardware seeks new PC hardware reviewer(s)
08-04-2009 by
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We are currently looking to expand our reviewing team and an exciting new position has become available. If you have a passion for PC hardware, like to get your message across and would like to get your hands on the latest and greatest hardware then please head over to our forum to see the full requirements and how you can apply for this position.
To see the full details on this vacancy please visit:
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The Godfather II PC Review @ TestFreaks
08-04-2009 by
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The Godfather II PC Review @ TestFreaks
"The Godfather II was officially released by EA yesterday, I was going to try and have the review up for the release day, but honestly I spent too much time playing it and wasn’t ready, so what’s one more day right? Seriously though, I’ve been playing this game almost non-stop, and it’s addictive and a ton of fun, there were a few days where I sat down and played then the next thing I knew it was 1am, yes it’s that much fun, it’s very engrossing and you just want to keep playing to see what is going to happen next. It can get repetitive though, there’s a lot of driving around and running around really, but I think it’s worth it in the end. the Godfather II offers quite a bit for players who like GTA style games, and even if you don’t, GF II combines strategy with third-person shooter, you’re not just going to be running around whacking people off, you’ll also need to strategize and plan your way to taking over the city from the other families, and at the same time protect your rackets from being taken over by them.
*Before you continue into this review, here’s fair warning that the images might be considered NSFW, depending where you work at, though I did do a bit of censoring to the images to tone them down a notch to more of a PG-13 level."
The Godfather II PC Review @ TestFreaks
OCZ Technology Launches Mac Edition Vertex Series Solid State Drives
08-04-2009 by
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San Jose, Calif.—April 7, 2008—OCZ Technology Group, Inc., a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory and computer components, today unveiled OCZ Vertex Mac Edition Solid State Drives and mobile memory solutions qualified by OCZ for ultimate compatibility with the latest family of MacBooks. These new premium offerings are designed for Mac enthusiasts demanding the latest technology in storage and memory to increase productivity and performance on their Apple notebooks.
“OCZ is excited to announce two new products that are specifically designed for Mac consumers,” commented Ryan Edwards, Director of Product Management at the OCZ Technology Group. “Both the Vertex Series Mac Edition solid state drives and the new Mac Edition SODIMMS are designed to be an easy upgrade for consumers that want to boost the performance of their MacBooks, and have been tested in Apple’s Development Center (ADC) to ensure stability and compatibility.”
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ASUS EAH4890 HTDI/1GD5/A Radeon HD 4890 Videocard Review @ PCSTATS.com
08-04-2009 by
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ASUS EAH4890 HTDI/1GD5/A Radeon HD 4890 Videocard Review
"As you might have guessed, ATI's new Radeon HD 4890 videocard is well placed to compete with enthusiast videocards like the Radeon HD 4870 1GB and Geforce GTx275. What makes the ASUS EAH4890 HTDI/1GD5/A particularly stand out from the crowd is a special tool in its overclocking feature set - GPU Voltage Tweaking. And if PCSTATS own overclocking tests are anything to go by, pushing the Radeon HD 4890 to 1000MHz core is certainly possible!"
ASUS EAH4890 HTDI/1GD5/A Radeon HD 4890 Videocard Review @ PCSTATS.com
Gigabyte GV-N96TSL-1GI Geforce 9600GT Rev.B Videocard Review
28-03-2009 by
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Gigabyte GV-N96TSL-1GI Geforce 9600GT Rev.B Videocard Review
"This isn't an old 9600GT GPU making a comeback with 1GB of GDDR3 memory, this new Geforce 9600GT graphics card from Gigabyte uses the 'revision B' nVidia 'G94' GPU; it's built with a smaller manufacturing process, has a physically smaller silicon die, uses less power and consequently runs cooler. Reduced power consumption made it possible for Gigabyte engineers to make the GV-N96TSL-1GI Geforce 9600GT videocard completely fanless. The great thing about passively cooled videocards are that they're excellent for media center's, particularly HTPC's that sit next to the television."
Gigabyte GV-N96TSL-1GI Geforce 9600GT Rev.B Videocard Review
