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The article doesn’t mention if the L3 cache was removed liek they did with the 620-630 propus chips. If the cache has been cut then I’d say the prices were a ltitle high. But I could see putting an X2 45 watt chip in a client pc where the resource requirements are low.   Computer form factors are getting smaller every […]

It sure sounds like SPCR was impressed with Seasonic’s X-650 PSU.  I particularly like the fact that ALL the cables are modular.  I despise having unused cables in my cases.  Also worthy of noting is that this PSU was one of the first 80 Plus Gold approved units.   Seasonic power supplies have been impressing us on the test bench […]

Hey guys, I found a Mythtv-based podcast for you all to listen to.  In their most recent episode (Episode 10) they even mention our site after I email them with a couple of comments.  The content is currently in OGG format so you may have to convert it if you want to listen to it on your MP3 player.   […]

It’s been a while since the last ShowAnalyzer update, but it looks like Jere’s made it worth the wait.  Also worth noting for those who haven’t picked up a copy; there are only five more days left before the old pricing model (which includes lifetime updates) goes away.   Version 1.0.33.732 Fixed missing scroll bars in settings dialog Fixed endless […]

I was thinking this would be a no brainer until I saw it didn’t do audio. I would like a way to do wireless video and audio so I can play PC games on my TV that require the performance of a gaming system. I don’t know if the limitations is due tot he hardware they used or the standards […]

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I Just came to know about that window has launched their window7  help with twitter. Incanse any one want to shift to window 7 and having some question can definitely go there and take help.   [www.arstechnica.com]  

  Acer has become 2nd largest pc seller in the world. See the article on pcworld.com [www.pcworld.com]  

BlackBerry strom 2 phone is improved from its predecessor.   [www.pcworld.com]