Asus

by Rafael Hernandez on April 1, 2005 · 0 comments

PC Stats has a look at the Asus Vento 3600 PC enclosure. The case has the lines of some sort of futuristic weapon but in reality it’s a heavily plastic cladded steel case. A stand out design although, for the…

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by Rafael Hernandez on March 31, 2005 · 0 comments

GamePC has their own set of tests for the ASUS Pentium M to Socket 478 adapter. The gadget allows you to connect Intel’s mobile friendly chip to a supporting Pentium 4 motherboard bringing the cost of entry down a bit….

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by Rafael Hernandez on March 25, 2005 · 0 comments

Legit Reviews has their own take on the ASUS Pentium M to Socket 478 adapter. They directly compare their setup to the DFI 855GME motherboard which natively supports the CPU. A good speed boost from the increased memory bandwidth the…

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by Rafael Hernandez on March 25, 2005 · 0 comments

AnandTech has a look at the ASUS CT-479 Pentium M to Pentium 4 Socket Adapter. The devices allows you to use a Pentium M CPU in, well, at least ASUS boards that support the chip, other manufacturers will have to…

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by Rafael Hernandez on March 16, 2005 · 0 comments

Driver Heaven has a look at the Asus GeForce 6800GT graphics card and compares it to ATI’s X800XL. This battle of the mid-range is interesting, having thoroughly trashed the X800 Pro the 6800GT was a sure bet for great performance,…

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by Rafael Hernandez on March 14, 2005 · 0 comments

HotHardware has a review of the Asus Z80K desktop replacement notebook. The system supports AMD’s Mobile Athlon 64s and tosses in the potent ATI Radeon 9700 Mobility. It appears to be very upgradeable should newer processors or mobile graphics modules…

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by Rafael Hernandez on February 22, 2005 · 0 comments

GamePC has a review of the Asus A8V-E Deluxe. The AMD Athlon 64 based board features VIA’s new KT890 chipset which supports PCI-E cards, but no Nvidia SLI support, as well as an on-board 802.11G wireless chip with antenna connector….

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by Rafael Hernandez on February 4, 2005 · 0 comments

GamePC has a look at Sapphire and Asus’ graphics cards based on the (so far very rare) ATI Radeon X800XL GPU. The cards are meant for mid-range setups but they provide very good performance and image quality which will make…

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by Rafael Hernandez on February 3, 2005 · 0 comments

Adrian’s Rojak Pot has a look at the Asus S-presso small form factor PC. The rig can take Intel’s Pentium 4 (s478) line and includes a remote control along side a TV tuner which gives it that home theater PC…

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by Rafael Hernandez on January 28, 2005 · 0 comments

DigiTimes writes of ASRock’s, Asus’ cost concious arm, plan to manufacture a few lines of graphics cards later this year. They will, no doubt, create a number of low-end to mid-range cards which will be using both AMD and Nvidia…

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by Rafael Hernandez on January 27, 2005 · 0 comments

GamePC has a high-end piece of hardware on the testbench today in the form of an Asus K8N-DL nForce4 Pro 2200 motherboard. The board can handle a pair of AMD Opteron processors and uses Nvidia’s latest workstation chipset. Some early…

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