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Asus M3A78-T Motherboard Review ~ HD 3300 IGP Overclock Fun
Madshrimps overclocked the onboard GPU of the Asus M3A78-T Motherboard
Leadtek WinFast GTS 250 Review
Bjorn3D takes a look at the Leadtek WinFast GTS 250
Madshrimps overclocked the onboard GPU of the Asus M3A78-T Motherboard
Today, we have a look at the Asus AM2+ motherboard, the M3A78-T, which is one of the higher-end motherboards from their AM2+ series. It comes with HD3300 onboard GPU which we overclocked to the limit, and beyond, running Crysis at 1280x1024 at 30fps!Asus M3A78-T Motherboard Review ~ HD 3300 IGP Overclock Fun
Leadtek WinFast GTS 250 Review
Bjorn3D takes a look at the Leadtek WinFast GTS 250
The GTS 250 is the latest addition to the Performance class of Nvidia GPUs. It is no secret that this particular GPU is a direct descendant of the 9800GTX series of cards. The core is a G92b. The G92 has gone through a die-shrink to 55nm as opposed to the older 65nm, and thereby reduced the energy consumption and cut back on the heat a little.Leadtek WinFast GTS 250 Review
Nvidia was hammered the last time they offered a rebranded card with a different name, and this time they have avoided that by being completely up-front with their customers. This card was named the GTS 250 in order to help eliminate confusion at the consumer's end by simply having a higher numbered card perform better.
In addition to making things easier for the consumer, Nvidia offers two versions of the card, a 512MB version which is a rebranded 9800GTX+, and a 1GB version, the one we are testing today. Nvidia has stated that the 512MB version will SLI with a 9800GTX, while the 1GB version will not.
As for price, Nvidia has set the MSRP for the 512MB at $129.99, and the 1GB at $149.99. What this means to you, is that you can get the 512MB for less than a new 9800GTX+ would cost you, and a 1GB version for about the same price.
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Bjorn3D takes a look at the Leadtek WinFast GTS 250
Madshrimps overclocked the onboard GPU of the Asus M3A78-T Motherboard
Choiix Air-Through Thin Notebook Cooling Pad Review
Ninjalane has posted their review of the new laptop cooler from Choiix
Otterbox 3510 Waterproof Carry-All Case Review
OCModShop posted a review on the Otterbox 3510 Waterproof Case
Ninjalane has posted their review of the new laptop cooler from Choiix
Every laptop has its own method for keeping cool but the question comes up as to how you can enhance that cooling and maybe make your laptop a little easier to use. Well the Choiix design does a little bit of both. Additional cooling comes in the form of 2x 60mm fans that consistently keep fresh air flowing under the laptop. The additional elevation also helps to tilt the laptop keyboard a few degrees to give you better access to the keys.Choiix Air-Through Thin Notebook Cooling Pad Review
Otterbox 3510 Waterproof Carry-All Case Review
OCModShop posted a review on the Otterbox 3510 Waterproof Case
I've seen too many expensive gadgets destroyed in my lifetime. I cringe every time I see a cell phone, mp3 player, or camera crash to the ground, splashed, or overrun by an early tide. Today's tech gadgets just aren't meant to stand the elements... the only ones that are remotely protected are professional gear that costs many thousands of dollars.Otterbox 3510 Waterproof Carry-All Case Review
The Otterbox 3510 Waterproof case enters the room like a ninja. Our sample is bright yellow, so it enters like a nina dressed as a banana. It can weather all the elements, and is also a convenient place to drop all of your gadgets so you know where they always are.
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