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MSI P55-GD55: A Mainboard to Forget MSI P55-GD55
[02/08/10 | Mainboards]

This small mainboard is rather simple, yet not primitive. It features a number of exciting extras but keenly lacks some necessities.

Clarkdale’s Second Half: Intel HD Graphics Review Intel HD Graphics  Core i3  Core i5  Clarkdale
[02/04/10 | Video]

New Clarkdale processors are very interesting not only because they offer Nehalem microarchitecture in mainstream price range. These are also the first desktop processors with an integrated graphics core. Our today’s article is going to focus on Intel HD Graphics accelerator built into the new LGA1156 CPUs.

Electronic Book Readers: Upcoming Models of Spring-Summer Season Hanlin A9  PocketBook 901  Plastic Logic QUE  Skiff  e-Book
[02/03/10 | Mobile]

Over the past year e-Books turned from something extraordinary into popular gadgets: there are over a dozen models on the shelves of almost any large electronics store these days, these devices receive broad support from large publishing houses and book sellers. Today we are going to check out a few new solutions that should be coming out shortly.

Xigmatek Bifrost VD1065: HDT Cooler for Graphics Accelerators Xigmatek Bifrost  VD1065  Heatpipe Direct Touch
[02/02/10 | Cooling/PSU]

Today we are going to talk about a new graphics card cooler employing Heatpipe Direct Touch technology, its cooling efficiency and acoustic performance. It will be a solution from Xigmatek.

Inferno Katana: Infernal LGA1156 Mainboard on Intel P55 Express Chipset from Foxconn Foxconn Inferno Katana  Foxconn LGA1156
[02/01/10 | Mainboards]

This elite solution from Quantum Force series has all the features and functionality a contemporary mainboard should possess. To our regret, it also accumulated quite a few drawbacks and issues, which may make your experience with this board quite difficult.

Slight Tune Up: Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme Rev.C, Cogage Arrow and Zalman CNPS10X Flex Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme Rev.C  Cogage Arrow  Zalman CNPS10X Flex
[01/28/10 | Cooling/PSU]

Today we are going to talk about three new cooling solutions that in fact are none other but slightly tuned up modifications of the good old cooler models, which you all are already familiar with.

EVGA P55 FTW: International Board of Mystery EVGA P55 FTW  Intel P55  LGA 1156
[01/27/10 | Mainboards]

This is a technologically advanced mainboard, which functionality for some reason is kept secret from us by the manufacturer. It does have a few drawbacks, but some of its features are still truly unique as of today.

Three Giants: Cooler Master Cosmos 1000, Corsair Obsidian 800D and Lian Li PC-X2000 Cooler Master Cosmos 1000  Corsair Obsidian 800D  Lian Li PC-X2000
[01/25/10 | Other]

Today we are going to talk about three extremely large system cases that demonstrate dramatically different approaches to internal components organization. The interesting thing is that all three of them are targeted for the most demanding and sophisticated computer users.

New Top-Cooler: Scythe Grand Kama Cross Review Scythe Grand Kama Cross
[01/25/10 | Cooling/PSU]

This new cooler from the Japanese maker is designed the same way as the well-known Kama Cross, but has grown up quite substantially and is topped with a 140 mm fan.

Intel DP55WG: a Different Inexpensive LGA1156 Mainboard Intel DP55WG
[01/20/10 | Mainboards]

We are already familiar with the flagship LGA1156 mainboard from Intel – DP55KG. We also know a very affordable solution in Intel P55 Express chipset – Gigabyte GA-P55-UD3R. What does Intel DP55WG mainboard from the Media Series have in common with these two, and what is different? Read our review to find out.

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