Nice Looks, Cool Head: Guardian 921 with Sentry LX Fan Controller Review
Sleek and appealing, NZX's Guardian 921 case provides plenty of space for gaming hardware, but the Sentry LX fan controller might be of limited utility to all but overclockers or relative novices.
Casting a Smaller Die
Sleek and appealing, NZX's Guardian 921 case provides plenty of space for gaming hardware, but the Sentry LX fan controller might be of limited utility to all but overclockers or relative novices.
Nice Looks, Cool Head: Guardian 921 with Sentry LX Fan Controller Review
Sleek and appealing, NZX's Guardian 921 case provides plenty of space for gaming hardware, but the Sentry LX fan controller might be of limited utility to all but overclockers or relative novices.
Casting a Smaller Die
In a trend that could bode well for smartphones and mobile Internet devices, chip manufacturers are in a race to the bottom in terms of die size.
Capacity and Low Noise on a Budget: Samsung Spinpoint F1 640GB Review
Although the larger 1TB to 2TB hard drives are getting most of the attention, there is still a lot of value in the latest 640GB capacity range. Vendors like Western Digital and Seagate offer at least one 640GB drive, and today we're looking at the value-priced Samsung Spinpoint F1 640GB to see how it stacks up.
Socket AM3 Arrives: AMD Joins the DDR3 Revolution
AMD has finally unveiled its Socket AM3 platform, including newly revamped Phenom II X3 and X4 models sporting a dual-mode DDR2/DDR3 memory controller, and with compatibility for both AM2+ and AM3 motherboards, this effectively puts the just-released AM2+ models out pasture. More Features...
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Biweekly Memory Prices - Week of December 15, 2010
Prices drops abound in our Biweekly Memory Prices guide. Half of the prices we track, in fact, fell since our last report.
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Biweekly CPU Prices - Week of December 6, 2010
This week's CPU prices appear to be frozen in place, with little in the way of downward movement to report anywhere in the guide. Only three of the prices we track dropped at all since we last saw them, and none fell enough to stir any excitement.
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Biweekly Memory Prices - Week of November 29, 2010
Thankfully, we have more in the way of price drops to report in this edition of our memory survey than we had in the last. While none of the drops were particularly huge, some should be significant enough to come as welcome news to prospective buyers of those particular kits.
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Biweekly CPU Prices - Week of November 22, 2010
While last week might have brought plenty of things to be thankful for, significant CPU price cuts were not among them. Only a handful of the prices we track in this guide fell at all, and none by very much. But hopefully the start of the holiday shopping season will lead to more in the way of price drops.
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Biweekly Memory Prices - Week of November 15, 2010
While DDR2 prices continued to stagnate in this issue of the memory prices guide, the DDR3 charts include enough price drops to make things interesting for prospective DRAM shoppers.
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Biweekly CPU Prices - Week of November 8, 2010
Despite the majority of prices we track continuing to hold steady, a handful did fall by enough to make some potential buyers happy. As both camps start ramping up talk of upcoming product releases, hopefully the coming weeks will see more downward price movement.
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Biweekly Memory Prices - Week of November 1, 2010
This issue's prices are a bit of a mixed bag. While prospective buyers might be disappointed by the relative stagnation in the dual-channel DDR2 chart, others will find reason to rejoice in the DDR3 charts.
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Biweekly CPU Prices - Week of October 25, 2010
Alas, prices continue to hold steady in the CPU price guide, with few of the prices we track falling at all and none falling by very much. And this isn't likely to change much until we start seeing some changes to the existing product lines.
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Biweekly Memory Prices - Week of October 18, 2010
We have a number of price drops to report from across this issue of the biweekly memory prices guide, with ten falling by double-digit amounts. After our last issue's rollercoaster of a guide, this should come as welcome news to prospective buyers.
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Biweekly CPU Prices - Week of October 11, 2010
Unfortunately, you'll need a fine-toothed comb to find savings in this installment of the CPU buying guide, with vendors holding the line on both Intel and AMD prices.
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