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November 18, 2004

· by John Chen

Epox 9NDA3+ Motherboard Review @ PCStats

“Based on the nForce3 Ultra chipset, the Epox 9NDA3+ Socket 939 motherboard comes with onboard IEEE 1394a Firewire, Gigabit Ethernet, 8 USB2.0 jacks, an additional 2-channel SATA controller, a 7.1-channel audio and Epox’s awesome Port 80 diagnostics card. The Epox 9NDA3+ offers users five PCI slots, and one 8X AGP slot for expansion purposes. The four dual channel DDR sockets will support up to 4GB of DDR-266/333/400 RAM, in sizes of up to 512MB per DIMM. The processor socket supports 939-pin Athlon64 and AthlonFX CPUs, and maintains a 2GHz (1GHz upstream, 1GHz downstream) Hypertransport link with the nVidia nForce 3 Ultra chipset.”

SLI Technology for PCI-Express @ Puget Systems

“nVidia says that it gives the consumer “heart-pounding PC performance.” It will deliver “unparalleled gaming experience.” So what is it? And where can I find it? And what do I need to run it? These are the questions you may be asking yourself, as I was, when I first read about nVidia’s new SLI technology for PCI-Express. Well, I am here to answer those questions for you. To tell you what exactly this newfangled technology does to deliver this “unparalleled gaming experience.””

Flexiglow UV Reactive Neon Paint @ Viper Lair
Enermax 470 watt Noisetaker PSU @ OCIA
Samsung Syncmaster 193P 19 inch LCD Monitor Review @ Futurelooks
palmOne Tungsten T5 @ TrustedReviews
hp LaserJet 1320 @ TrustedReviews

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