Gigabyte is pretty much the first to announce the use of Nvidia's new chipset featuring onboard video graphics. Gigabyte has been making great boards lately and their new C51 offering looks mighty promising.
I am the type of enthusiast that is willing to fork over big bucks to possess the latest graphics technology in the market. When the 6800 Ultra and X800XT PE were still mysteries to people, I already had them in my possession.
Case design is constantly changing, as the need of consumers always change. As a company, you need to act before the need for a certain design erupts. You need to be the first one on the market.
Wouldn't life be great if we all had the funds to buy the latest hardware we want? Unfortunately, that kind of life is only a fantasy, at least for the majority of us.
You know there's a big market for water cooling when motherboard manufacturers get involved. The need for performance cooling is growing in the computer industry.
Along with their top quality motherboards and video cards, Gigabyte also produces heatsinks. We reviewed their first heatsink, the 3D Rocket last September. Gigabyte's newest heatsink is G-Power series.
We all know that Nvidia is slowing taking over the chipset category for AMD platforms. The single MCP solution provides great performance and extremely high overclocking headroom. What about the Intel side?
It's been a long time since people have started recording and backing up things on to blank media. When hard disk space is an issue or you need to back data up to transfer it, a burner is vital to your computer.
