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Monday -
November 15th
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Matrox Marvel G400-TV Review 7:00
PM EST - Email Us |
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3DHardware.net
has posted their review
of Matrox's Marvel G400-TV card. This card is very expensive and
only has 16MB of SDRAM, but for what it does, it's well worth the price.
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IomegaWare 2.1 Released 6:53
PM EST - Email Us |
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I noticed over at Betanews
that Iomega has released version 2.1 of their IomegaWare Software.
If you have an Iomega storage device (especially external ones), you
should definitely grab this software as it has the latest drivers as
well as bunch of cool software to backup, index and copy disks:
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Aureal Announces SQ3500 Turbo 6:49
PM EST - Email Us |
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I noticed over at 3DSoundSurge that
Aureal has announced their new SQ3500 Turbo card. This card is
still based on their modified Vortex2 chip, but has a separate
upgradeable DSP (Motorola 100MHz DSP56362) which will provide the
hardware acceleration of the 2 main features of A3D 3.0: Geometry-based
reverberation effects and Dolby Digital decoding. Check out the
press release here.
You should also head over to 3DSS and
check out their main page because they have a ton of new press releases
and info, mostly regarding stuff coming from Comdex.
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Mitsubishi 2020u 21" Monitor Review 6:40
PM EST - Email Us |
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GamePC
has posted another monitor review for those of you looking to buy a new
monitor. This time, they have reviewed
Mitsubishi's 2020u 21" monitor and it sure is a beauty!
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Tekram P6Pro-A+ Slot Mobo Review 6:037
PM EST - Email Us |
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Active
Hardware has posted a review
of Tekram's P6Pro-A+ Slot-1 i440BX based ATX motherboard. You
don't see too many reviews of Tekram boards, but there are tons of them
out there and they are very easy to find, so head over and see if its
any good.
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3DfxCOOL Alpha P3 125 Cooler 6:04
PM EST - Email Us |
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3DSpotlight
has posted a review
of 3DfxCOOL's Alpha P3 125 cooler. From the looks of it, this is
the best Pentium III conventional heatsink/fan cooler money can buy.
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Act Labs PC Gun System Review 6:00
PM EST - Email Us |
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3DWars
has posted a review
of Act Labs PC Gun System This is the first gun system for the PC,
and its a pretty good set for that matter. Expect some more
systems to follow from other companies if all goes well.
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Another ASUS K7M Mobo Review 5:58
PM EST - Email Us |
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FPS3D has
also posted their review
of ASUS's K7M Athlon motherboard. Head over and see what they had
to say about it.
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ATI Rage Fury 128 PRO Review 5:47
PM EST - Email Us |
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iXBT
Hardware has posted a review
of ATI's Rage Fury 128 PRO card. As usual, it's a super long
review with tons of benchmarks and screenshots comparing it to the
origial Rage Fury 128.
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Kryotech SuperG 1GHz Review 5:42
PM EST - Email Us |
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Tom's
Hardware Guide has posted a review
of Kryotech's SuperG 1GHz barebones system. Pair this up with a
Voodoo5 6000 AGP card and you should flying at about 500 fps on Quake 3
Arena :)
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AOpen AX63 Slot-1 Mobo Review 5:38
PM EST - Email Us |
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System
Logic has posted their review
of AOpen's new AX63 Slot-1 VIA Apollo Pro Plus based ATX
motherboard. If you're set on going with a VIA chipset, I
recommend looking at a board based on the VIA Apollo Pro 133A instead.
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Entech Powerstrip 2.55 Released 5:34
PM EST - Email Us |
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Entech
Taiwan has released a new version of Powerstrip which specifically
addresses Windows 2000 issues. Here is the info a link to
download:
A new build of PowerStrip 2.55 for
Windows 2000 has been posted, addressing a handful of odd
compatibility issues which involve things like Real3D PCI cards,
Internet keyboards, flat panel displays and so on. Like the last one,
this beta is backwardly compatible with Windows 95/98 and NT 4.0, and
you are encouraged to check it out even if you aren't running W2K.
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ASUS K7M Athlon Mobo Review 5:29
PM EST - Email Us |
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Ars
Technica has posted a review
of ASUS's K7M Athlon Motherboard. They gave it a 4.5 out of 5 and
from what I'm hearing, its currently the best Athlon motherboard you can
get.
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3dfx Press Conference @Comdex 5:27
PM EST - Email Us |
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GA Source
has posted special
report of the 3dfx Press Conference that went on a Comdex.
Head over and check out this report for even more info on 3dfx's new
chip.
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Don't Know What The Hell Happened 5:10
PM EST - Email Us |
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As you are probably well aware of, our page
showed news from October 27th. Fresh3D (our hosting site) is
moving everything over to a new server so there should be no more
crashes (woohoo!!). Why our page showed stuff that old is a
mystery to me, but I couldn't even get in the FTP server to change
it. Sorry about that.
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Sunday -
November 14th
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3dfx Voodoo X Speculation 6:46
PM EST - Email Us |
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Voodoo Extreme has posted
some information they dug up about 3dfx's
code-named "Napalm" chip (which is going to be officially
announced tomorrow at Comdex). Remember until tomorrow this is
purely speculation, but from the information floating around, could very
well be correct. Check it out:
3dfx's Next Generation Product Name: Voodoo X
- coming early 2000 to your pc
- capable of SLI
- multi-chip solution
- over 1 gigapixel fillrate
- up to 64 MB memory SDRAM segmented memory
- enhanced rendering and texture capabilities to deliver 32-bit
per-pixel color and Z, source, and destination alpha-blending,
stencil buffering, advanced texture compression, enhanced
transparency support, and advanced video capabilities.
- T-Buffer(TM) technology enables the graphics subsystem to
deliver unmatched, full-scene sub-pixel anti-aliased image
quality, along with previously impossible special effects that
significantly enhance visual realism. The architecture approach
will enable wide parallelism for single-pass, full-scene,
sub-pixel anti-aliasing with greater polygon throughput and deep
parallelism for scalable fill rate
- faster texture download
- improved image quality
- enhanced triangle and texture paging throughput to deliver
industry-leading peak textured triangle rates and texture paging
performance, capable of supporting 1280 x 1024 resolution or
greater
- dxtc texture compression
- and much much more
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3-Way GeForce Roundup 6:37
PM EST - Email Us |
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Gamecenter
has posted a roundup
of three of the best GeForce 256 cards available, the Creative Labs 3D
Blaster Annihilator, Guillemot's 3D Prophet and Leadtek's Winfast
GeForce 256.
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Matrox G400 NT Driver v4.31 6:32
PM EST - Email Us |
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I noticed over at Betanews
that Matrox has released a new G400
driver for Windows NT 4.0 which adds 1280x960 resolution and allows the
DualHead Zoom feature to be used with flat panel and TV Out. Grab
it below:
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Abit BF6 Slot-1 Mobo Review 11:48
AM EST - Email Us |
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Sharky
Extreme has posted a review
of Abit's new i440BX based BF6 Slot-1 ATX motherboard. So what's
so special about this board? How about 6 PCI slots and FSB speeds
in increments of 1MHz!
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Athlon 500MHz At 800MHz! 11:45
AM EST - Email Us |
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Overclockin.com
has posted an article
which shows how they got an Athlon 500 to run at 800MHz. They did
it using those modifications you can find at Tom's Hardware Guide.
Head over and check out the benchmarks!
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New Banshee & V3 Drivers 11:39
AM EST - Email Us |
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3dfx has
released a couple of new
driver updates. They include minor bug fixes and updated
OpenGL support as well as DirectX 7.0 support. Grab them below:
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AMD Athlon 700MHz Review 11:34
AM EST - Email Us |
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Thresh's
Firing Squad has posted a review
of AMD's current top-of-line processor, the Athlon 700MHz. Unless
you're extremely rich, I don't suggest buying this processor, get the
500 or 600 instead, they are a lot cheaper.
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MS Intellimouse Explorer Review 11:31
AM EST - Email Us |
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Extreme
Hardware has posted their review
of Microsoft's Intellimouse Explorer w/Intellieye mouse. A six
page review on damn mouse! Wow, those guys at EH are extremely
thorough.
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Soyo SY-6VBA133 Slot-1 Mobo 11:28
AM EST - Email Us |
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Anand
Tech has posted a review
of Soyo's SY-6VBA133 Slot-1 ATX motherboard. This board is based on
VIA's Apollo Pro 133 chipset which is looking quite good compared to
Intel's non-existent (as of yet) i820 boards.
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Matrox Millennium G400 Review 11:25 AM EST - Email Us |
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Beyond3D
has posted their review
of Matrox's Millennium G400 card. If you're thinking of buying one
of these cards, check out this review.
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Make An Athlon Overclocking Device 11:14
AM EST - Email Us |
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Tom's
Hardware Guide has posted an interesting article
which shows you exact how to make your own Athlon overclocking
device. Head over and check it out if you have an Athlon and want
to experiment with its overclocking potential.
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Saturday -
November 13th
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Hpros 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 TV Review 2:50
PM EST - Email Us |
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We've posted our review
of 3dfx's Voodoo3 3500 TV board. I'm sure I don't have to tell
you that this card is pretty cool. Not only does it have fast 3D
performance, but it also has a TV/FM Tuner, TV-In/Out, AV Pod, still
image and video capturing capabilities all for a pretty decent price.
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Leadtek Winfast GeForce 256 12:30
PM EST - Email Us |
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HotHardware
got to be the lucky ones and are the first to review
Leaktek Research Winfast GeForce 256. I'm growing quite fond of
Leadtek's cards because they are excellent cards, I hope they start
showing up in more stores in North America. Here is a bit from the
review:
The Leadtek WinFast is a well built
card and an excellent stable performer in its class. We were able to
overclock this card as high or higher than some other manufacturers
cards that we have seen reports of on the net. Leadtek also does a
nice job of working with NVidia's drivers and really adds value to the
package with their tweaks and utilities. The card should retail
between $229 and $269 at various retailers.
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iiYama VisionMaster PRO 450 Review 12:30
PM EST - Email Us |
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Anand
Tech has posted their first monitor review. They've have done
a review
of iiYama's VisionMaster 19" PRO 450. Head over and see what
they thought of this $650 montior.
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Matrox Marvel G400 TV Review 12:23
PM EST - Email Us |
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FullOn3D
has posted a great review
of Matrox's Marvel G400-TV card. If you want a card that can do it
all and do it well, this is the card to get! Check out the
capabilties of this baby:
Broadcast quality
capture? — The Marvel G400-TV does it.
No dropped frames? — The Marvel G400-TV
drops none.
Hardware compression? — The Marvel
G400-TV has it.
MJPEG compression? — The Marvel G400-TV
does it.
Composite, S-video, UHF input? — The
Marvel G400-TV has it.
Hardware decompression? — The Marvel
G400-TV does it.
No output blockiness? — The Marvel
G400-TV has none.
Smooth output scaling? — The Marvel
G400-TV does it.
Desktop TV? — The Marvel G400-TV shows
it.
TV Gameplay at 1024x768? — The Marvel
G400-TV displays it.
Extended desktop? — Do I really need to
go on?
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Friday -
November 12th
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CPU Predictions for 2000+ 8:08
AM EST - Email Us |
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Voodoo
Extreme's Ga'ash Soffer has posted his CPU
Predictions for 2000+. There is some speculation on what we
should see in 2000+ as far as new processors and speed grades as well as
what will make or break certain processors.
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Creative 3D Annihilator Review 8:04
PM EST - Email Us |
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GamePC
has posted a review
of Creative Labs 3D Blaster Annihilator GeForce card. In their
performance tests, they've compared it to a G400 MAX on a Pentium III
500. Head over and see what they thought of it.
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Live! Experiences Review 8:00
PM EST - Email Us |
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nV News
has posted an article
called Live! Experiences. This article outlines the differences
between some of the different Live! cards, most notably the X-Gamer,
Live! Value (old version) and Live! Value (new version). It's
actually quite an interesting article and may help you decide which one
to get.
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A3D 3.0 And The Vortex2 9:08
AM EST - Email Us |
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3DSoundSurge
has asked Aureal what features of A3D
3.0 will be supported in hardware on the Vortex2 and what will be done
in software. Check out their answer:
Cool new A3D 3.0 features such as
volumetric sources and streaming audio are accelerated by a standard
Vortex2. Reverb, Dolby Digital decoding and MP3 decoding are not
accelerated. Regardless, Vortex2 will be able to run A3D 3.0
applications just fine on modern systems. (Intel/AMD 300 MHz
processors and above.) We already have some games that use A3D 3.0
in-house, and they rock! Stay tuned for announcements.
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Abit Announced i810e Motherboard 9:03
AM EST - Email Us |
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I noticed over at Hardware-One
that Abit has announced a new motherboard based on Intel's i810e
chipset, the Abit WB6. Here are some of its specs from the press
release:
- PCI Rev. 2.2 compliant with support
for 33MHz PCI operations
- Supports up to 6 Req/Gnt pairs (PCI
Slots)
- Integrated IDE controller with Ultra
DMA/66 support
- USB host interface with support for
2 USB ports
- AC '97 2.1 compliant link for audio
and telephony CODECs
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ELSA Erazor III eXtreme Review 9:00
AM EST - Email Us |
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Extreme
Hardware has posted a review
of ELSA's Erazor III eXtreme package. Unfortunately, this is just
a regular TNT2 (not Ultra) that comes with some Video In/Out features
and is packaged with the 3D Revelator LCD glasses.
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Alpha Socket 370 Cooler Review 8:46
AM EST - Email Us |
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Fast MHz
has posted a review
of Alpha's Socket-370 cooler kit. If you want one of the best
Socket-370 coolers you can get, head over and check it out.
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Falcon Northwest SE Xentor32 8:40
AM EST - Email Us |
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Sharky
Extreme has had the opportunity to review
the Falcon Northwest Special Edition Xentor32. This card runs at
an unbelievable 195/235 MHz core/memory speed and even has individual
heatsinks on its 4.3ns memory chips! Head over and check out this
magnificent piece of engineering.
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AOpen AX63 Pro Slot-1 Mobo 8:38
AM EST - Email Us |
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Active Hardware
has posted a review
of AOpen's new AX63 Slot-1 VIA Apollo Pro 133 based Slot-1 ATX
motherboard. Check out this bit from the review:
The AOpen AX63 Pro motherboard strikes
me as being a very well designed product. Supple, and pleasant to use,
with great performance, this board was truly a well crafted product.
There is no doubt in my mind, that the AX63 Pro should stand as a
front-runner in the minds of anyone looking to buy or replace a
motherboard.
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NVIDIA 3.53 vs. 3.56 Comparison 8:35
AM EST - Email Us |
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Virtual
Zone has posted a bunch
of benchmarks which compare the performance of NVIDIA's Detonator
3.53 drivers to the unofficial 3.56 drivers. Most of the scores are
pretty much identical, except in a few cases.
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Network Switch Shootout 8:27
AM EST - Email Us |
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Gamers
Depot has posted a shootout
between 3 very decent unmanaged network switches. The competitors
in this shootout are Linksys' EtherFast DSSX-24 10/100 24-port switch,
D-Link's DSS-24 10/100 24-port switch and Netgear's FS524 10/100 24-port
swtich.
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GeForce 256 CPU Scalability 8:19
AM EST - Email Us |
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Riva
Station has posted a an article
and truck load of benchmarks which show how well the GeForce scales
with CPU power in a variety of games. For the test, they used an
AMD K6-2 350, Intel Celeron 300A, Intel Pentium III 500 and an Intel
Coppermine Pentium III 750. They've also posted used resolutions from
800x600 up to 1600x1200.
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P3-450 Alpha P3125 Project 8:16
AM EST - Email Us |
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The Tech
Zone has taken an Alpha P3125 Pentium III cooler and modified it to
see how far this already awesome cooler can take a P3 450. You'll
be pleased with their results, head over and check them out here.
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Thursday -
November 11th
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New Creative Annihilator Driver 7:25
PM EST - Email Us |
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I noticed over at Riva3D, that Creative Labs
has released a new driver for their 3D Blaster Annihilator GeForce
card. Grab it below:
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Savage2000 Interview @3DWars 7:17
PM EST - Email Us |
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3DWars
has conducted an interview
with Stacey Long - Public Relations Specialist for Diamond
Multimedia/S3. Head over to snag some good information on the
Savage2000 chip such as release dates, future plans, etc.
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Altec Lansing ADA-880 Speakers 7:09
PM EST - Email Us |
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Hardware
Central has posted a review
of Altec Lansing's ADA-880 4.1 piece speaker set. Here is a
surprising and very important bit from the review:
I’m disappointed with the lack of
discrete 4-channel analog compatibility. Any of you out there with an
SBLive! Value or MX300 will not get 4 separate channels out of this
system, and may want to look elsewhere for a 4-channel solution.
Those into the DVD scene may want to
check these out--the Dolby modes are something to consider.
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New ATI Rage 128 Driver 7:06
PM EST - Email Us |
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ATI has
released a new
driver for Rage 128 based cards. Grab it below:
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Peltier Cooled GeForce In Action 7:01
PM EST - Email Us |
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FastGraphics
has plastered a Socket-370 Alpha Cooler with a 40W Peltier element on an
ASUS V6600 GeForce 256 card. They were able to get that baby up to
165/195 MHz core/memory speed (from 120/166). Head over to see the
info
and benchmarks.
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3DLabs Oxygen GVX1 Review 8:57
AM EST - Email Us |
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GamePC
has posted their review
of 3DLabs Workstation class Oxygen GVX1. If you're in need of a
relatively cheap workstation graphics card, take a look at this one.
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Updated Weekly CPU Prices 8:54
AM EST - Email Us |
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Sharky
Extreme has posted this
weeks CPU price list. No major drops on any chip
unfortunately, but hey they can't always be dropping, otherwise they
would cost next to nothing in not time (I'm sure many of you wouldn't
complain about that :)
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Rambus vs. DDR SDRAM Performance 8:48
AM EST - Email Us |
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I noticed a link over at HardOCP
to an interesting article
which compares the performance of Rambus RDRAM to DDR SDRAM. It
doesn't look very good for Rambus, but on the upside, DDR looks very
promising and companies like Samsung have already started producing
them.
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Building a Stable Athlon System 8:44
AM EST - Email Us |
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Overclockers
Australia has posted an article
on building a stable AMD Athlon system. The author has been
through many motherboard/RAM configurations and has shared his
experiences so you don't have to go through the trouble yourself.
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SB Live! Platinum European Edition 8:37
AM EST - Email Us |
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3DSoundSurge
has posted a review
of Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live! Platinum the Europe Edition.
The card is pretty much the same as the North American version, but the
Live! Drive 2 shipped with it is a little different as well as small
changes in the software bundle. In any case, its a great card and
earned a 9.9/10 on 3DSS's scale.
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NVIDIA Win 2000 3.56 Drivers 8:31
AM EST - Email Us |
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I noticed over at Voodoo
Extreme, that ASUS has posted NVIDIA's
Windows 2000 3.56 drivers. If you've been using Windows 2000
and have a NVIDIA card, you know how long you've been suffering without
any Direct3D support until recently. These drivers should make it
even more stable. Grab the file below:
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AirBoard Wireless Keyboard Review 8:28
AM EST - Email Us |
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CPUReview
has posted a review
of the AirBoard Infrared Wireless Keyboard. If you're the type
that likes to play on bigger screens, but you're computer is too far
from the TV, this is what you need. Head over and see if its any
good.
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The Big 3D Fight 8:24
AM EST - Email Us |
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The
Tech Zone has posted an editorial
on the competition in the world of 3D accelerators. The writer
talks about there only being one choice in the past and now we have so
many, with new cards coming out every 6 months.
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Wednesday
-
November 10th
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Unofficial Detonator 3.56 Drivers 10:48
PM EST - Email Us |
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I noticed over at G256.com
that an unofficial set of NVIDIA
Detonator 3.56 drivers are floating around the web. Don't know
what's been changed, but you can grab these here is you like:
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Tom's 6 Athlon Mobo Roundup 8:55
AM EST - Email Us |
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Tom's
Hardware Guide has posted a roundup
of 6 Athlon motherboards. If you're looking to buy an Athlon
system or upgrade to one, you should really check out this article along
with Anand's before buying.
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Anand Tech's Athlon Buyer's Guide 8:45
AM EST - Email Us |
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Anand Tech has posted two
articles which make up their Athlon Buyer's Guide. In the first
part they talk about the motherboards currently available and which one
is the best. In the second part, they take a look at overclocking
the Athlon to squeeze more performance out of it. As usual, both
of these articles are absolutely great and very informative, check them
out below:
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Benwin BW2000 Flat Panel Speakers 8:42
AM EST - Email Us |
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3DSpotlight
has posted a review
of Benwin's BW2000 Flat Panel 3-piece speaker set. If you're
interested in flat panel speaker technology and want to try them out,
this set is quite cheap and sounds pretty good. The only complaint
I've been hearing is the lack of bass.
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Microsoft Sidewinder Gamepad Pro 8:40
AM EST - Email Us |
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Beyond3D
has posted their review
of Microsoft's Sidewinder Gamepad Pro. This joystick along with
Microsoft's Intellimouse Explorer, really make your computer workstation
look expensive :)
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Guillemot Fortissimo Sound Card 8:36
AM EST - Email Us |
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Sharky
Extreme has also posted a review
of Guillemot's Maxi Sound Fortissimo sound card. This card is
based on Yamaha's excellent YMF744 chip and boasts some very nice
features for very cheap, check it out:
As we said in the introduction, the
FORTISSIMO has an impressive array of features for any card, and
doubly so for such a low-priced one. The first feature that jumps out
at you is its four-channel support. There are the front two channels
for normal use and two rear channels for surround sound. When you
couple the four-channel support with DirectSound3D or Sensaura, you
have the potential for some wicked audio fun in games and some pretty
good movie sound. But four channels and those sound formats are not
the ultimate in sound these days. No sir, Dolby Digital (a.k.a. AC-3),
with its five channels plus subwoofer, is the current ultimate in
sound immersion. Dolby Digital cards are right around the corner too.
But the Guillemot engineers, clever people that they are, realized
this and included an S/PDIF optical digital audio output for those who
are planning to get or have a stereo system setup capable of Dolby
Digital decoding.
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AMD vs. Intel 64-bit Architectures 8:33
AM EST - Email Us |
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If you haven't heard, both Intel and AMD
have announced their next generation 64-bit CPU's. However, for
the first time in AMD history, they have chosen not to be compatible
with Intel CPU's. Sharky
Extreme has written an article
on what might happen when these two competing companies try to steal the
same market with two different (incompatible) architectures. There
is also quite a bit of interesting information on 64-bit CPU's in the
article.
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Matrox Windows NT Drivers 8:26
AM EST - Email Us |
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Matrox
has posted a new Windows
NT unified driver which will work with all of the G series of cards
(except the Marvel). You can check out the release notes here.
Below is the info and a link to download:
These drivers (version 4.31.008) are
compatible with the following products:
- Millennium G400
- Millennium G200
- Mystique G200
- MGA G200
- Productiva G100
- Productiva G100 MMS (but no vid tools for the MMS with TV Tuner)
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ELSA Erazor III + 3D Revelator Review 8:20
AM EST - Email Us |
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Adam over at the Chip
Testers has notified us that they have posted a review
of ELSA's Erazor III + 3D Revelator package. Even though it's
getting a tad old, it is also very cheap now and still provides an
excellent gaming experience.
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Global WIN I-Storm Driver Cooler 8:16
AM EST - Email Us |
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The
Tech Zone has posted a new review this morning. This time
they've reviewed
Global WIN's I-Storm hard drive cooler. You can also check out our
review here.
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Elitegroup P6BAT-A+ Slot-1 Mobo 8:13
AM EST - Email Us |
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Andy over at BXBoards
has notified us that they've posted a review
of the Elitegroup P6BAT-A+ Rev 2.0 Slot-1 VIA PC133 AT
motherboard. The board got a very respectable 4.5/5 on their
scale.
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Matrox Interview @Hot Hardware 8:10
AM EST - Email Us |
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Hot
Hardware has posted the interview
they conducted with Kamaran Ahmed - Product Marketing Manager at Matrox.
Head over and see if any juicy about their next product was leaked out.
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Linksys 4-Port USB Hub Review 8:05
AM EST - Email Us |
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SystemLogic
has posted a review
of Linksys' 4-Port USB Hub. Are you in need of some more USB
ports? Then this looks like a great solution.
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Ultimate Hard Drive Cooler Review 8:03
AM EST - Email Us |
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The
Tech Zone has posted a review
of The Ultimate Hard Drive Cooler. This thing has a huge heatsink
on it which pulls off all the heat from the top of a hard drive and the
fans blow cool air on the heatsink. Pretty good stuff.
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