E3 -That Was Then.See What’s Next: E3 2004 Opens! First Day Line This year I had the pleasure to attend the first day of “open exhibits” (that’s a fancy name for, The-First-Time-People-Get-In-To-Play-With-Stuff) at the 2004 Continue reading “Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2004”.
DDR2 Is Soon To Be A Common Enthusiast Part, But What About Cost! The next generation motherboards that will be using DDR2 are not too far away, and we were shocked to find that companies Continue reading “DDR2 Pricing Update”.
Introduction: We have been working with Kingmax now for well over a year and while their presence in North America is not overwhelming the company is alive and doing well overseas. One of the keys Continue reading “Kingmax Hardcore PC-4000 Memory”.
Introduction Right now the memory industry is undergoing some changes that should heavily impact the prices on memory modules if all goes as some are forecasting. The ongoing trend that is taking place deals with Continue reading “PMI PC-4200 Turbo Memory”.
NVIDIA Pulls Out All The Stops; Aims For New Heights: The Launch Stage Officially Announced Last night Nvidia unveiled the newest Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), code-named the NV40, to the cheers and aplause of hundreds Continue reading “NVIDIA Geforce 6800 (NV40) Launch”.
Introduction: With the upcoming launch of DDR II motherboards it is safe to assume that DDR550 may be one of the last major speed grades available in DDR I from Corsair memory as they shift Continue reading “Corsair XMS PC-4400 Memory”.
Introduction: Entering The Exibit Hall Map of the Floor Another trade show has come and gone, but this time around we got the chance to see some new products for the first time! With CeBIT Continue reading “CeBIT Hannover, Germany 2004!”.
Introduction: Intel launched the 2.8GHz, 3.0GHz, 3.2GHz, and 3.4GHz Prescotts back on February 1st, 2004 but due to allocation issues the 3.4GHz Prescott didn’t make it to store shelves as quickly as Intel had planned. Continue reading “Prescott’s Back — 3.4GHz”.
Introduction: Recently we purchased an Intel Pentium 4 3.2GHz Extreme Edition Processor from ZipZoomFly just to see how well it can overclock under normal conditions. By this we mean with all standard equipment that any Continue reading “Overclocking the retail 3.2GHz P4 Extreme Edition”.
Introduction: Today AMD is releasing the next processor in their enthusiast line, the AMD Athlon 64 FX-53. The FX-53 is now the fastest processor that AMD has in their aresnel and packs 64-bit processing for Continue reading “AMD’s Newest Speed King — FX-53”.
Introduction: It has been some time since we last looked at an unbuffered module from OCZ, but today we are looking at OCZ’s Dual Channel Gold Edition PC-3700 Revision 2 memory modules. This kit has Continue reading “OCZ EL DDR PC-3700 Dual Channel Gold Rev. 2 Memory”.
Introduction: With DDR1 reaching the ends of it’s dominance memory companies are rolling out some extremely fast modules for those looking to get every last drop of bandwidth out of their Intel i848/865/875P motherboards! Kingston Continue reading “Kingston HyperX PC-4300 Memory”.
Introduction Introduction: Abit is one of the industry leaders when it comes to offering feature rich products for computer users. This is the ABIT Media XP which is one of the great add-in devices that Continue reading “ABIT Media XP Pro”.
Introduction: Just hours before the kick off of Super Bowl XXXVIII in Texas we have Intel kicking off the new Pentium 4 Prescott processors and the latest Pentium 4 Extreme Edition processor clocked at 3.4GHz. Continue reading “Prescott Arrives”.
Introduction Another year has come and gone, but over the course of the year there are some products that have stood out from the crowd. To make things a bit more interesting we are also Continue reading “Best of 2003”.
