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Intel's Lynnfield Sneak Peek, Mainstream Core i5 Motherboard
hothardware.com — We thought we'd give you faithful HotHardware readers a gander at a couple of Gigabyte-built motherboards that also feature Intel's upcoming P55 chipset for LGA1156 processors, codenamed Lynnfield. The board's dual PEG slots support SLI and CrossFire and a couple of its SATA ports are labeled as SATA 6Gbs. More…
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Fusion-io vs Intel SSD RAID, Killer Storage Grudge Match
hothardware.com — Is even the high performance SSD as we know it today, eventually going to end up on a proverbial endangered species list? We'll leave you pondering that question as we take a competitive look at two killer fast SSD solutions that peg the performance scales with very different approaches to the technology. More…
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oboyBeyond Atom, Exploring Performance Small Form Factor PCs
hothardware.com — If you find the idea of a tiny small form factor machine appealing but can't stand the limited performance and lack of customizability of current "nettops", then listen up. We're going to take you on a quick tour around some exciting new ITX products from SilverStone, Intel and Zotac and show you that "performance ITX" isn't an oxymoron. More…
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Possibly The Best Core i7 Motherboard Money Can Buy
hothardware.com — The EVGA X58 Classified raises the bar for enthusiast grade motherboards everywhere. With never before seen features such as 3-way SLI + PhysX + 1x PCIe device on a single board, 2 8pin +12V connectors capable of delivering 600 watts of power, 10 phase Digital PWM with a switching frequency of up to 1333KHz, three times the amount of normal gold... More…
gamebittkHow to Buy a Netbook
tech.msn.com — Netbooks are tiny – usually between half and two-thirds the size of a garden-variety laptop – and they typically weigh around 2.5 lbs. With their cool, slim designs, they outclass some ultraportables. And best of all, these diminutive laptops start at around $200 (in some cases $100, when purchased as part of a mobile broadband promotional deal). More…
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Water-Cooled Supercomputer Doubles as Dorm Space Heater
wired.com — Massive supercomputers that devour electricity to keep them humming are not exactly the poster children for green technology. But IBM hopes to change that with its plans to build a supercomputer that will use water to keep the system cool and even recycle some of the waste heat to help heat the university where it’s housed. More…
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