The Radeon 9700 Pro, the X800 Pro, CrossFire and the master card dongle. ATI fought NVIDIA to a draw for years, then AMD bought it and retired the name. Here's what happened.
A $90 Athlon XP with a big cache that turned into a 3200+ if you set the bus to 200MHz. Plus the mobile Barton, the unlocked chip everyone wanted, and the heater core from a '67 Chevelle.
Corsair sold us memory with blinking LEDs and a water cooling kit in 2005. Twenty years later it's a public company that owns Elgato. Here's how the memory maker that survived did it.
The memory chip that ran 2-2-2 at speeds nothing else could, as long as you fed it 3.3 volts or more. TwinMOS hunts, $450 Mushkin, the DDR Booster and the UTT comeback.
