May 16, 2005: Off Work and Can't Relax

So yeah I’m not off work but I can’t just sit down and relax. I gotta go pick up the Gigabyte C19 board and then start doing video card testing. And to think people think a reviewer’s life is easy! Ha. I wish there were more hours in a day so I can catch up on some sleep.

Anyway enough about me. We have quite the bit of news today for those who actually can sit down and take some time to read a few good articles.

ATIs Hypermemory @ DH

ATI’s Hypermemory and Nvidia’s TurboCache are just a bunch of crock. It’s technology implemented on crappy cards that need help. Since it needs system memory to get that bandwidth, wouldn’t that mean the entire system needs to load up on RAM?

Sony Playstation 3 Unleashed @ Bytesector

With the newly announced Xbox 360, Sony isn’t going to hesitate any longer with their PS3. Interested in the Cell processor?

FSP GreenPower Power Supply Unit @ techniz.co.uk

The name of this power supply just screams “nature” doesn’t it? Bah it does to me.

Nzxt Nemesis elite @ Rbmods

A gamer’s case with great cooling and great case functions. Looks like a robot. You can check out our review of it HERE.



EVEREST Ultimate Edition In-Depth Look @ Techgage

Everest Home Edition has a great benchmark included inside. This new Ultimate Edition better have something wild.

SilverStone SST-LC10M HTPC Case @ Systemcooling



SilverStone may not have too many options for towers but their HTPC and desktop cases are indeed stylish.

Beyond Media 1.0 Review @ Voodooreviews
Aspire X-QPack Case @ Viperlair
Logitech Z-5500 Digital 5.1 500W Speaker System @ TheTechLounge
OCZ PC2-6400 Gold DDR2 Memory Review @ ARP
Custom services @ NGOHQ
Samsung SF-565P Multi-Function Fax/Laser Printer @ PCStats
Albatron PX925X Pro-R Motherboard Review @ motherboards.org
Big Linux 2.1 (3D Desktop) @ Phoronix

Seagate 5GB Pocket Hard Drive Review @ Legit Reviews

These little pocket drives are great. I store lots of stuff and bring it around with me. It comes in really handy at times. You can check out our little go-over HERE.

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