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TweakTown have posted up a write-up of their factory tour of GIGABYTE Technologies. GIGABYTE invited us to its Nan Ping fab for a tour of it operations. We take a close look with pictures and video handy. This is only one of the many factories that GIGABYTE has around Asia, but this is the heart of GIGABYTE. They also have at quick look at AMD's upcoming 790GX motherboards on show at Computex.
Western Digital yesterday launched an all-new desktop brand, Caviar Black. Western Digital believe it to be "Their best hard drive ever" as well the "Fastest 3.5-inch 7200 RPM Drive on the Market". The first products in this new line will be 750GB and 1TB models. Discussion on the forum.
Benchmark reviews test three of the industry's most coveted coolers from Thermalright, Xigmatek and OCZ. After even more testing, we now have a full understanding of each CPU coolers individual characteristics and deliver the results to you. Benchmark Reviews is proud to present a three-way fight to the finish.
HotHardware roundup three Nvidia 9600GT’s from PNY, MSI and ASUS. As you might expect, all three of these cards sport 512MB of GDDR3 and a 256-bit memory interface. What you may not expect is how different these three cards actually are in terms of cooling and clocks.
TweakGuides released their Mass Effect Tweak Guide. Designed to make sure that everyone understands all the in-game settings, but more importantly, so that all the major advanced tweaks which allow further optimization and customization of both graphics and gameplay.
Trusted Reviews preview the latest instalment in the Battlefield series, called Bad Company. All in all, this is a very promising FPS package and one that might make up for the disappointments (mild or otherwise) of Frontlines, R6: Vegas 2 and Haze. Bad Company might be the name, but this is one game I'm looking forward to spending more time with.
Callan sent in details about an interesting Origami V-12 Four-Stroke Engine, it’s a paper engine that pumps just like real engines (with the help of some electricity). One V-12 engine consists of 195 sheets of fine-printed patterns. From those sets, 1,978 pieces are used in total. And it only weighs 3.2 lbs when finished. This makes your 1,000-piece puzzle look like a piece of cake.
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