Tech News
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New AMD Turion 64 OPN and ID Tables
Published: Monday, September 5, 2005 | By: Dennis"AMD Turion 64 notebooks are gaining momentum thanks to strong performances, 64-bit capability, low consumption and lower price tag than anything Intel has to offer. After Opteron, Sempron and Athlon 64, AMDboard is releasing today a new version of its highly popular (Order Product Number) OPN & ID page for this new laptop chip. It offers all the necessary data to understand what is behind the cryptic identification code like watt, maximum temperature, frequency and more…
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NL: Review Block - Week(s) in review
Published: Monday, September 5, 2005 | By: DennisSome of these reviews maybe a little dated but are still a good source of information.
Sounds
- HDA Digital X Mystique 7.1 Review @ Overclockers NZ
- Chaintech AV-710 7.1 @ Techgage
Cooling
- Evercool K803-925CA Cooler @ Techniz
- Kingwin AquaStar AS3000 @ Overclocker Cafe
Something tells me that we have all seen an item very similar to this before, like maybe here?
Mobos
- ECS RS482-M : XPress 200 @ PC INpact
- Abit AW8-MAX Review @ The TechZone
- Abit AL8 Review @ InsaneTek
- Albatron K8SLI @ Marns CDA
- ECS KN1 Extreme Review @ Xtreme Resources
- MSI K8N SLI @ HardwareZone
- Abit AW8 @ InsaneTek
- Abit AW8-MAX @ PC Modding Malay
- EVGA nForce 4 SLI @ nV News
- ECS KN1 Extreme @ Bjorn3D
Misc
- Shuttle XPC SN26P @ HardwareZone SLI SFF
- Cooler Master Praetorian 730 @ Barrys Rigs
- ECS Elitegroup 2005 Editors Day @ Legit Reviews
- Corsair Twin2X 1024A-4300 C3 PRO @ Hardware 12v
- Western Digital Raptor 73.4 @ Hardware OC
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Overclocking the Athlon X2 3800+ @ Legit Reviews
Published: Saturday, September 3, 2005 | By: DennisIt would seem that overclocking the dual core Athlon64's is very similar to previous versions but with a lot more headroom, I can't wait to get my hands on one.
"Looking around different forums I've noticed most people hitting 2.6 to 2.7GHZ with good cooling, and a few hitting 2.8 to 2.95GHz on extreme cooling. While I can't vouch for anyone else’s stability or results I will say the 3800+ I have been torturing for a week now is one of the best processors I've ever had." -
Phj34r my Lack of N3wz
Published: Monday, August 29, 2005 | By: DennisI’m just checking in to let you all know that Ninjalane.com is still being manned despite the lack of newz. The offline project is still progressing nicely and with any luck will be launched with bare bones functionality hopefully by the second week of September.
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Short spurt of downtime.
Published: Saturday, August 20, 2005 | By: DennisSorry for the downtime during the weekend of the 20th, we had a little hiccup with the server that required the site be taken down for a short spell. However as you can see everything is back up and running now.
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astek WaterChill 12volt Pump Review Posted
Published: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 | By: DennisYou really have to hand it to asetek when it comes to inventing new ways to use ordinary equipment. In this review we will be looking at one such item the asetek Waterchill 12v pump. This pump features an integrated reservoir, pump control module and most importantly a 12v power requirement.
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100 AMD Socket 939 Motherboard Designs now listed @ AMDboard
Published: Sunday, August 14, 2005 | By: Dennis"Today AMDboard.com is reaching a new milestone with 100 AMD socket 939 motherboard designs listed with many new links to photos and specifications (when available). The new updated page includes all the latest boards with the new generation chipsets from top makers. First the GPU integrated chipset with X300 for ATI RS482 and GeForce 6200 for NVIDIA C51G, second the Crossfire design, ATI's answer to NVIDIA SLI, with RD480 chipset, third the SiS SiS756, fourth the discrete version of NVIDIA C51G the NVIDIA C51D and finally the most popular NVIDIA nForce4 Ultra with 3 new designs including a µBTX one from MSI."
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NL: Review Block - Down but not out
Published: Sunday, August 14, 2005 | By: DennisSorry about the late news postings however things are still progressing nicely, Lets see in the past two weeks I got older, spent 40 bux on gas, and managed to lose a potential client all because I didn't have time to call. Sux being busy, yet the funny part is that I'm not really getting much done.
On to the news
Video Cards
- XFX 6600GT Graphics Card Review @ CoolTechZone
- Sapphire X800XL Ultimate Edition Review @ GotApex
- Radeon X800 XL 256MB PCI-E GV-RX80L256V @ InsaneTek
- MSI NX6800TD-128E Geforce 6800 SLI Review @ PCstats
- Gigabyte GV-3D1-68GT (Dual GeForce 6800 GT) @ Hardware Zone
- SAPPHIRE X800 GT Hybrid @ Hexus
- e-Geforce 7800GT 256MB PCIe VIVO @ GamerGod
Mobos
- Chaintech VNF4 Ultra Zenith VE @ Xtreme Resources
- GigaByte GA-K8N Ultra-9 Motherboard @ BonaFideReviews
- ECS PF88 Extreme Hybrid Intel/AMD Motherboard @ PCstats
- Abit Fatal1ty AN8-SLI @ t-break
More news from Ninjalane at the following link.
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NL: Review Block - Mems and Cooling
Published: Sunday, August 14, 2005 | By: DennisCooling
- Thermaltake BigWater SE 12cm Liquid Cooling System @ Techniz
- Evercool Neon Crab Memory Cooler @ Big Bruin
Memory
- Mushkin DDR Redline XP4000 @ TechPowerUp
- Mushkins New Heatsink Design @ RojakPot
- Crucial Ballistix PC2-5300 @ Viperlair
- Mushkin DDR2 PC6400 Review @ XtremeSystems
Audio
- Coolermaster RF-5AD Musketeer 3 @ ExtremeMHz
- HDA Digital X Mystique 7.1 Gold Review @ Elite Bastards -
BlueGears HDA Digital X-Mystique 7.1 Gold Sound Card @ A True Review
Published: Saturday, July 30, 2005 | By: DennisFor those of you like me that hate to use onboard sound but are also upset with the current Sound Blaster options might find the specialized cards like the one from BlueGear to be just what you are looking for.
"The last physical design of the X-Mystique 7.1 Gold that is worth mentioning is its onboard IC amp chips are upgradeable/replaceable. Instead of being soldiered to the board, the 6 onboard IC amp chips are simply plugged into the board via DIP sockets. Of course for most users, this does not mean anything. Upgrading these dual DIP type OPAMP controller preamp circuits should be reserved for audiophiles and/or those with engineering knowledge."
Upgradeable sound cards, you can't get much better than that.
