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Hailing from the base of the Rocky Mountains in Denver, Colorado, USA, Mushkin have long been known as producers of high performance memory for the worldwide enthusiast market. Including products such as memory upgrades for both desktop and servers as...
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As our readers already know, XFX are new to the ATI game however we have already had the chance to look at a range of their new products and today we are going to take a look at their 4830...
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Today we are looking at some memory kits we have received from European memory manufacturer - takeMS from Germany with their headquarters in Breisach. I personally haven't had with takeMS company any experience, but luckily that's changed.
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Cases come in all shapes and sizes to fit every computer users needs. The large case for the e-ATX motherboards and the mid-tower ATX case for the mid-range motherboards, are the most common cases on the market. There are also...
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MOVIE INDUSTRY BOFFINS have come up with another weapon in the war against toe-rags who sneak video cameras into cinemas and make crappy copies of blockbuster movies to sell at car boot sales. Video watermarking has been around for a...
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Today we are going to discuss the performance of five hard disk drives from Samsung, Seagate and Western Digital that feature 640GB storage capacity. We have tested hard disk drives with a capacity of 1 terabyte and three quarters of...
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Guru3D was at CeBIT 2009 in Germany this year. In this 23 page encounting article Guru3D will show you what was hot and what was not, Loads of photo’s on the latest gear, and even some prototype product you have...
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The board partners want to remain anonymous of course and thus we can’t guarantee that the following details are one hundred percent correct. Based on the information we received during our conversations it seems like the Ati Radeon HD 4890...
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Desktop GPUs usually get the first crack at a new process technology, but AMD has bucked the trend today by announcing that the world’s first 40nm GPUs will in fact be mobile parts. The Mobility Radeon HD 4860 and 4830...
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The bro’s over at vr-zone state that April 6th is gonna be a big day for AMD as they are going to launch a slew of new cards. As we have told you back in February, Radeon HD 4890 (RV790)...
Read More...GSC Game World has released a version of S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow Of Chernobyl, dated October 18th, 2004. The old build contains everything that had been built to that date, which includes levels cut from the retail release, and also game features...
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Here at Hardwareslave we have just received takeMS Mach2 DDR2 1066Mhz memory modules. When you first hear about series of product which is called "Mach" you get the impression of extreme speeds. So if you would like to find out if this is the case read the rest of this article and find out!
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In the first part of the review we looked at each board’s features, layout and BIOS. Next, we’ll be looking at how these 5 boards stack up in terms of performance and overclocking capabilities. All other factors being constant, we...
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To my surprise and chagrin, my first grope of an HD 4870 X2 was perilous. I came away from it a better person, maybe stronger, but scarred. I was uncertain about reencountering the double-edged machine, and rightfully so. It’s dangerous....
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Taiwan-based manufacturer Gigabyte has just popped up out of nowhere to say that those wanting support for Sound Blaster X-Fi technologies like X-Fi CMSS-3D Virtual, X-Fi Crystalizer and EAX ADVANCED HD 4.0 don’t need an X-Fi integrated or add-in sound...
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