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December 14th 2002

E&S Debut simFUSION 6000: Four RADEON 9700 VPUs in One System
How does the idea of four Radeon9700s in a single system grab you? Read on!

Evans & Sutherland Computer Corporation (E&S) demonstrated its newest PC-based image generator, simFUSION 6000, at I/ITSEC 2002. Using the second-generation E&S simENGINE graphics board, simFUSION 6000 is the first PC-IG to combine multiple ATI RADEON 9700 graphics chips on a single card.

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Posted : 14th December 2002 By :Wayne
Antec Performance Plus 1080AMG Case
Techconnect give us their thoughts on the excellent Antec Performance Plus 1080AMG case.

Antec has backed up with a very good case that wants to offer as much as a computer case can offer. The 1080AMG case includes a TruePower 430Watt PSU, three Antec smart-fans, front USBs and FireWire, a dust filter, 2 extra LEDs and a brand new metallic color; and this at a not too spicy price - USD150. If this case would be made out of aluminum then nothing else would worth over it.

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Posted : 14th December 2002 By :Wayne
Asus P4GE (i845GE) Motherboard Review
Digital-Daily have whacked up their thoughts on the ASUS P4GE i845GE motherboard.

The specifications for this chipset fully coincide with those for i845PE. As a result, there is no difference between boards based on the PE and GE chipset; the only thing that makes them differ is that GE boards have integrated video.

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Posted : 14th December 2002 By :Wayne
Tt Aquarius II Water Cooler Kit Review
The Overclocker Café has just posted up their review of Thermaltake’s first water cooled kit. Water Cooling offers many advantages over air cooling processors but Tt seems to be focusing mainly on the decreased noise.

This is by far the smallest water pump I have seen used in PC water-cooling kits. Moving 23.8 GPH, which is roughly the equivalent amount of water moved by flushing the average American toilet fifteen times. Superficially, this seems like a lot but most water cooler systems use either the Eheim pump or something very close to it. The Eheim pump moves roughly 158 GPH; which is six times that of the Tt pump.

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Posted : 14th December 2002 By :Wayne
PC Toys DDR Maxx Heat Spreaders Review
OCIA has posted their review on some PC Toys DDR Maxx Heat Spreaders. Here's some snippage.

RAM heat spreaders... everyone has their own opinion on this subject. Some feel they are a waste of money; only adding to the aesthetics of your system and doing absolutely nothing at all in the cooling department. Others swear by these heat spreaders, reporting an increase in stability and often times an increase in overclocking ability. Today we look at two DDR heat spreaders from PC Toys in hopes of finding out once and for all the truth behind RAM heat spreaders.

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Posted : 14th December 2002 By :Wayne
TherMagic CPU Cooling System
TweakTown are testing out Evergreen's TherMagic self contained water cooling kit. If you're looking for a quick, fuss free introduction to the joys of water cooling this could be it!

With processors continuing to gain in speed and power, heat issues are requiring more consideration whether you choose Intel or AMD. To maintain an acceptable level of cooling, many people have turned to alternative cooling methods. Come join TweakTown as they take a look at one such method, the fully enclosed TherMagic CPU Cooling System; or CCS for short. Let's see if it has what it takes to handle the load.

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Posted : 14th December 2002 By :Wayne
EnhanceTech Mini Portable Disk Review
GideonTech has the MPD unit up on the bench. Ideal for the person on the go that needs the smallest physical drive size available.

This MPD comes with a lithium-ion battery to power the disk without using the power from the FireWire cable. This helps a lot, especially when you are on the road.

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Posted : 14th December 2002 By :Wayne
X-Arcade Solo One Player Controller Video Review
If you like your gaming experince to be as close to the thrill of the arcade as possible 3dGameMan looks at a controller that might help complete the illusion.

"The X-Arcade Solo One Player Controller has all the solid construction and fun factor as their original X-Arcade but is designed for one at a more affordable price. This unit has many programmable buttons, works with all gaming consoles and the PC. In no uncertain terms, this product kicks butt! Watch the Video to find out more..." ~3dGameMan.com.

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Posted : 14th December 2002 By :Wayne

 

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