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NZXT Khaos - Evolution of the PC chassis
Bjorn3D takes a look at the NZXT Khaos - Evolution of the PC chassis.
Palit Radeon HD4870X2 Videocard Review
PC Stats posted a review on the Palit Radeon HD4870X2 Videocard
Bjorn3D takes a look at the NZXT Khaos - Evolution of the PC chassis.
As PCs found their way into more homes, they quickly became a staple of modern life. And like most things in modern life, what worked yesterday won't work today. This not only includes components like faster CPUs and video cards, but also fancier cases and enclosures. People grew tired of the cookie cutter beige box and wanted to express themselves through radical looking cases. Once manufacturers began to take notice and it was only a matter of time before every enthusiast was given a sea of choices when it came to picking a suitable chassis. Whether you wanted a full tower, mid-tower, or HTPC, you had plenty to pick from. Side-panel or no side panel? It's all good. Even color was no longer restricted to just beige, black or silver.NZXT Khaos - Evolution of the PC chassis
Without further ado, I present you the NZXT Khaos. A full size tower chassis that is determined to take its own path. Read on to see if this case is worthy of your next build.
Palit Radeon HD4870X2 Videocard Review
PC Stats posted a review on the Palit Radeon HD4870X2 Videocard
Today PCSTATS is testing Palit's latest videocard, the Radeon HD4870X2, sporting a pair of ATI/AMD's powerful 4870 (Radeon 770) GPUs. This dual slot card is intended to provide gamers with the power of a dual video card Crossfire setup in a single unit, and features a huge 2GB of onboard GDDR5 video memory, enough to keep both GPUs fed and happy.Palit Radeon HD4870X2 Videocard Review
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