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Grafikkarten News |
Donnerstag, den 10.01.2008 |
VisionTek Radeon HD 2600XT 256MB Review
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Visiontek have taken the 2600 XT 256Mb and redesigned it to perfectly suit low profile PCs or Media Centres. Part of this redesign is a native HDMI port which when added to full high definition video support could make the card an essential purchase. In this article we will be putting the card throu...
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HIS HD 3850 IceQ 3 Turbo 512MB Review
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As usually, after the basic models all made in the same fashion as the referent one, the first cards with more exotic cooling systems begin to arrive. Not that it is an imperative with such cold weather at the moment, but an overclocker values each degree Celsius. This time, we got a graphics card f...
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EVGA 8600GTS 256MB 256-P2-N761-AR Video Card Review
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I went with these specific cards mainly because of the DDR3 that is on them, there are other cards at this price point but not many that have the DDR3 memory. I shopped around quite a bit and did a lot of research before buying them. Originally when I was upgrading my system with the EVGA motherboar...
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Gigabyte HD 2600 Pro 512MB Reviewed
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I've said before that the HD 2600 Pro should be passed over in favor of the XT for anyone who wants to play video games, or the HD 2400 XT for people just interested in having a discrete graphics card without all that gaming malarkey. But then, Gigabyte has put together a compelling package with the...
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Asus EAH3870 TOP 512MB Tested
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This is the closest that an AMD ATI based graphics card has got to competing with Nvidia at the same price point for some time now, but there are still cases where even this factory overclocked Radeon HD 3870 from Asus disappoints me a bit. It pains me to say that because the Radeon HD 3870 is a tru...
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ATI Catalyst 7.12 Microsoft Windows XP and Vista Analysis
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If you have bought yourself a new Radeon based graphics card over the holiday period there is no doubt you want to see if it's worth jumping to the newer ATI Catalyst 7.12 driver suite.
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VisionTek TV Wonder 650PCIe Review
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We will take a look at one of the best of the bunch, courtesy of VisionTek. The VisionTek TV Wonder 650 PCIe. The core of any TV tuner is the chip that is designed to receive the signal. Currently, there are various chips that are designed to receive different signals. If you have purchased a TV tun...
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Asus, EVGA and MSI GeForce 8800 GT Round-Up
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We've got factory overclocked GeForce 8800 GT cards from Asus, EVGA, and MSI in house, the EN8800GT TOP, the e-GeForce 8800 GT KO, and the NX8800GT, respectively. At their most basic level, all three of these cards are quite similar, but each company does put their own spin on the GeForce 8800 GT in...
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Asus 8800GT Top Videocard Review
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We have the 8800GT card on our test bench today. To make things even more interesting it is also the Top version from Asus which is already overclocked so we are expecting some real performance from this card. We are also going to look at noise and temperatures to really see if this card is worth th...
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Club3D HD3850 Review
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ATI has a winner product with the new HD3850 series. Club3D has released its own solution based at generic ATI HD3850 and judging from the performance/price ratio, this product is a must buy.
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Asus EN8800GT TOP Geforce 8800GT 512MB Videocard Review
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For the latest games you need a killer fast DirectX10 compliant videocard and a computer loaded with Windows Vista. Enter ASUS and a very strong contender for your cash - the PCI Express x16 ASUS EN8800GT TOP/G/HTDP/512M/A videocard. GeForce 8800GT-class videocards tend to overclock well, so it's no...
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Sapphire Radeon HD 3850 Ultimate Edition Tested
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Since this is the first stock clocked HD 3850 we have been greeted with we thought we would check it out against the overclocked HD 3850 from GECUBE along with the stock clocked 8800GT for good measure. Moving onto the card itself, the front looks a bit weird with a large plate covering most of the ...
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Sapphire HD 3850 512MB Ultimate Edition im Test
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Sapphire bringt mit der Radeon HD 3850 Ultimate Edition eine passiv gekühlte Version der neuen Grafikkarten von AMD auf den Markt. Für einen Aufpreis von rund 20 Euro gegenüber herkömmlichen Radeon HD 3850 mit 512 MByte bekommt man mit dieser Variante eine sehr leise und gleichzeitig leistungsfähige...
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Sonstige News |
Mittwoch, den 09.01.2008 |
Behringer MS40 HiFi Lautsprecher Testbericht
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Wer sich bei Lautsprechern für den PC umsieht oder umhört, findet oft Namen wie Creative oder Logitech. Es gibt aber durchaus interessante Alternativen von sehr hoher Qualität, wie beispielsweise die Digital Monitor Speakers MS40 von Behringer.
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Apple iPod Touch 16 GB Tested
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Apple long has had the MP3 market in its firm hands. Ever since the first iPod was released they somehow have managed to win the hearts of millions of customers even if their players never have been at the technological forefront. A big part of the success comes from the fact that Apple is very good...
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QNAP TS-109 Turbo Station NAS Review
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The QNAP TS-109 Pro is a very easy to use NAS solution - it can easily handle the file, print, and web serving needs of a home or a small business.
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ASUS C90P Overclockable Gaming Laptop Preview
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During CES 2008 ASUS presented their forthcoming C90P gaming laptop. This will be a high-end laptop that will allow overclocking by simply touching a button. It is not only that: it will use regular desktop CPUs, making it easier to install and upgrade the processor (the product is based on Intel CP...
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Gaming Books Round-up
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Thus, this little round-up comes to a close and while it is by no means complete, we do hope that it has at least proven useful - if it hasn't then you can always read our own attempt to look at how games are designed and made. The sheer number of books out there on the topic of computer and video g...
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SteelSeries Siberia Neckband Gaming Headset Review
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With sound quality almost as good as professional studio headsets you really can't go wrong with the Siberia Neckband Headset. If you have a big head like me and comfort is a concern for you however, I would suggest you look for a more conventional headset design.
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Kühler News |
Mittwoch, den 09.01.2008 |
Arctic Cooling Alpine 7 Pro und Alpine 7 GT Neuvorstellung
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Der Schweizer Kühlerhersteller Arctic Cooling bringt eine neue Serie Kühler für Intel CPUs auf den Markt. Den Alpine 7 Pro und den Alpine 7 GT. Dank hoch effizientem Design und PWM Funktion, über die das BIOS die Drehgeschwindigkeit der Alpines regelt, sind beide Kühler deutlich leiser als der Stand...
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Big cooler Roundup, Battle of the CPU coolers
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This is a big roundup with over 18 different cooler configurations. We tried to have exactly the same testing conditions in terms of performance, noise and of course retail price. As it seems the bigger size doesn't exactly reflect the best performance. From our tests, the Titan Amanda Tech proved t...
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ZeroTherm Nirvana NV120 und Noiseblocker Coolscraper 3 Vergleich
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Im heutigen Testbericht möchten wir 2 Highend CPU Kühler miteinander vergleichen. Bei den beiden Kandidaten handelt es sich einmal um den Zerotherm Nirvana NV120 und um den Noiseblocker CoolScraper 3. Welcher die meiste Power hat und ob die Kühler auch die Bezeichnung Silent verdient haben klären wi...
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Auras LPT-709 Wave Heatsink Review
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Looking for a light weight heatsink that's compatible with both AMD and Intel processor platforms? The Auras LPT-709 heatsink is one such cooler, and it runs fairly quietly too. The LPT-709 comes with a 92mm PWM fan that scales in speed from 800-2400RPM with compatible motherboards. At its fastest s...
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Thermalright HR-03 GT VGA Cooler Review
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Thermalright has combined the wrap-around design of the original V1 cooler with their through-hole technology from the HR series and produced the HR-03 VGA cooler. There are several versions of this cooler, the HR-03 GT represents the latest edition, compatible with the newest nVidia G92 8800 GT/GTS...
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Apack Zerotherm Nirvana 120 Heatsink Review
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The Zerotherm Nirvana 120 heatsink is compatible with socket 775 Intel Core 2 Duo, Quad, Extreme and socket 754, 939, 940, AM2, AM2+ AMD Athlon64 processors. It ships with a manual fan speed controller that can bring sound levels down to whisper quiet, though we'd prefer to leave that aside and let ...
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Danger Den Water Box Plus and Kit Review
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Danger Den has made a name for itself with quality high performance water cooling parts. Their venture into the acrylic case market with integrated water cooling has turned out to be a kill combination and is recommended to anybody looking to impress their friends at their next LAN party. This combi...
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Thermaltake Bigwater 760i Liquid Cooling System Review
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This system is a bit different from other liquid coolers I've reviewed - rather than mounting it outside the case or on the side panel, this system is uses up two of 5,25" drive bays, keeping it out of the way of other components. Let's see how this setup works and more importantly, how it perf...
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Thermaltake V1 CPU Cooler Review
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If Thermaltake could just get some better instructions included with the V1 I feel they'd have a real hit on their hands. I have no reservations suggesting the V1 based on its performance just be ready for what might be a frustrating installation.
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Zalman CNPS9700NT Heatsink Review
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The Zalman CNPS9700NT follows in the footsteps of the popular CNPS9700 LED heatsink, and it's just as big as the latter. What sets the CNPS9700NT apart is a 100mm Pulse Width Modulation PWM compliant fan - making this heatsink a more attractive choice for Intel platforms than the pervious version an...
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Scythe Ninja Copper Anniversary Model CPU Cooler Review
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The cooler I have for review is one that many people have been talking about all over the internet, it's one that those same people and others have been waiting for its' arrival with baited breath and sweet anticipation, it's the Scythe Ninja Copper Anniversary Model CPU Cooler.
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Xilence RAM HP Cooler Review in Spanish
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Cooling of such components as RAM memories is more than advisable; it is almost compulsory. It guarantees more stability and a longer life. Xilence RAM HP Cooler is a passive cooler for single and double sided memories, with a huge heatpipe with will work exceptionally well.
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Zerotherm NV120 and Thermalright Ultra 120 eXtreme Compared
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The Zerotherm Nirvana NV120 is a fantastic cooler that outperforms much of the competition between the very quiet to silent fan lower speeds. And, although it is technically the best performing heatsink we have seen to date, we'd never recommend using it at full speed. On the other hand, the Thermal...
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GlacialTech Igloo 5610 Series CPU Cooler Review
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The GlacialTech Igloo 5610 Series is much like the 5710 Series we looked at just a few days ago, two identical heatsinks with the choice of fan as the variable that makes up the Silent and PWM versions. The 5710 we looked at featured three heatpipes, and the 5610 we will be testing today only has tw...
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Sunon Waturbo Liquid Circulation Heatsink Review
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The Sunon Waturbo isn't your average heatsink, at its center is a liquid core and a little magnetically coupled impeller to stir things up. As the 92mm fan spins, so do the blades of the internal impeller. This pumps the red glycol based coolant around the small aluminum chamber at the heart of the ...
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Thermalright Ultima 90 CPU Cooler Review
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Thermalright is a well known provider of quality thermal products and it's been awhile since we've taken a look at any Thermalright CPU Coolers here at DragonSteelMods so I'm happy to be bringing you the Ultima 90 for review today. The Ultima 90 is a now familiar heatpipe style CPU cooler, but what ...
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Glacialtech Igloo 5750 Silent Heatsink Review
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This Glacialtech Igloo 5750 Silent heatsink is compatible with socket 775 Intel processors and the full range of AMD K8 CPU's. Made by Taiwanese heatsink manufacturer Glacialtech, the Igloo 5750 Silent is first and foremost a low noise heatsink - so don't let its dual 92mm fans fool you into thinkin...
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Noiseblocker Cool Scraper Rev.3 im Test
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Alle guten Dinge sind drei, möge man meinen, wenn man die mittlerweile dritte Version der beliebten Noiseblocker Cool Scraper betrachtet. Als einziger Hersteller setzt man bei Noiseblocker dabei immer noch auf eine zentrale 25,5mm große Mehrkammer-Heatpipe und ein abermals geändertes Lamellendesign....
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Gigabyte G-Power 2 Pro Cooler Review
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This sound dampening shroud around the 120mm fan comes at a cost unfortunately. The large size and 600gms of the G-Power 2 Pro require mainboard removal for installation. There are two sides to argue for and against screw points being on the back side of the mainboard as we mentioned. For me, I'll t...
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Silentmaxx Frostbite CPU Cooler Review
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CPU coolers come in all shapes and sizes, many with very intricate designs. However, sometimes a computer doesn't need a fancy cooling setup when a simpler yet effective solution might do. AcousticPC.com, a great online retailer of a variety of quiet performance computer products, sent us a sample o...
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Apack Zerotherm GX810, HC92 CU 8800, Zalman Fatality FS V7 Vergleich
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Getestet wurden 3 alternative VGA Kühler für eine Radeon HD3870. Falls ihr euch dieses Jahr so eine Grafikkarte zugelegt habt, oder beschenkt wurdet, wären eventuell einer der von Hardwareoverclock getesteten 3 VGA Kühler eine passende Alternative zum originalen Modell.
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Grafikkarten Kühler Vergleichstest
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In früheren PC Zeiten war das Kühlungskonzept einfach: Es gab nur eine, maximal zwei, potentielle Hitzequellen im Inneren des Rechenknechts. Die CPU und eventuell das Netzteil. Doch schon in näherer Vergangenheit wird auch die Abführung der Abwärme der Grafikkarte zum großen Problem bei der Zusammen...
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