Monthly Archives June 2009
Mushkin Making a Comeback With Video Cards
Popular memory manufacturer Mushkin, which is also known for power supply units and until last year, for video cards, plans to resume being a video card manufacturer, and an add-in card partner for NVIDIA. The company just announced plans on an entire lineup of products based on the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 200 series, called Mushkin […]
Nvidia Partners Get Ready 40nm G210 & GT 220 Cards
In mid June, Nvidia launched the GeForce 200M notebook GPUs;
GTS 260M, GTS 250M, GT 240M, GT 230M and G210M based on 40nm
GT21x architecture with DX10.1 support. However, [...]
Inno3D GeForce GTX 295 Platinum (Single PCB)
NVIDIAreplace_num_entitys GeForce GTX 295 Series has been
the King of the Hill in graphics cards performance for quite
a while now. The initial design was based on two PCBs w [...]
Core i3, Core i5, Lynnfield: Intel interviewed
The big restructuring of the names for
Intelreplace_num_entitys processors has caused mixed
feedback. While the clear classification in Core famil [...]
Hard Rectangular Drive Could be the Hard Disk Answer to SSDs
A company called DataSlide has decided its not time for
mechanical disk drives also known as hard disk drives (HDD)
to roll over and die with SSDs beating them in just ab [...]
2 TB Hard Disk Drive Battle
So far only two 2 TB hard disk drives have reached the
market and both are “green” models, meaning they rotate
at lower speeds in order to save energy. Models spinning [...]
MSI details the advantages of its Military Class graphics cards
With no truly new cards coming any time soon, Taiwan-based
manufacturer MSI has decided on hyping up its current offer,
more specifically, the models that feature the relativ [...]
Roundup: New Graphics Cards from $100 to $260, or How Much for FPS?
Xbitlabs talks about six new graphics accelerators, their
features and performance, and how their speed corresponds to
their price. As a bonus feature for our readers we are go [...]
