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The Secrets of PC Memory: Part 1
bit-tech published a feature about The Secrets of PC Memory: Part 1

Ryan Leng and bit-tech investigate memory technology to give you a detailed, but easy to digest read, into one of the most fundamental parts of a PC. Ryan works doing research into memory compatibility for several well known companies - we go from the basics to in vast depth later on how exactly PC memory works, what limitations there are in each generation and how they are being overcome.
The Secrets of PC Memory: Part 1

XTracPads Fat Mat Review
DragonSteelMods posted a review on the XTracPads Fat Mat

Up on the review block today I've got a mousepad from Xtracpads, it's called the Fat Mat, and rightly so, it's got a large mousing surface and it's fairly thick coming in at a quarter of an inch in thickness. The thickness of the Fat Mat makes it great for uneven surfaces and it also makes a great padded wrist rest.
XTracPads Fat Mat Review

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Analysing NVIDIA G8x Performance in Modern Games
Digit-Life posted an article on NVIDIA G8x performance in modern games

This article was initially intended to continue our analysis of shader units and to show how their number affects NVIDIA G8x performance in modern games. We planned to change parameters of a G80-based graphics card to make it resemble the mid-end G84-based products. Unfortunately, our plans never got to the first base - G80's hardware performance counters didn't work with some shader units disabled. So we decided not to trash our test results and use them in a brief comparative analysis of performance and some other parameters of modern 3D games.
Analysing NVIDIA G8x Performance in Modern Games

AirLive WMU-6500FS Wireless Hard Drive (and more) Review
HardwareLogic posted a review on the AirLive WMU-6500FS Wireless HDD

AirLive offers wide range of products from more basic hardware like routers and network cards, to more specialty items like Bluetooth accessories and Skype phones. Today HardwareLogic takes a close look at their new Wireless Hard Drive (WMU-6500FS), a suprisingly versatile box.
AirLive WMU-6500FS Wireless Hard Drive (and more) Review