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NVIDIA Reveals GK110 GPU - Kepler at 7.1B Transistors 15 SMX Units
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 The full GK110 chip is comprised of 15 SMX units for a total CUDA core count of 2,880 compared to the 1,536 found in GK104 that is an 88% increase in functional units. NVIDIAs documentation does indicate that typical products will actually only use 13 of 14 of these SMX units so you should expect to see Tesla cards sporting either 2496 or 2688 CUDA cores."
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NZXT Phantom 410 Mid-Tower Chassis - BCCHardware
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The NZXT Phantom 410 comes with everything you may need to build you rig. The addition of the USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports are nice. Needless to say the built-in fan controller was sweet and there is no need for spending more money on a separate fan controller. . ."
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Razer Orochi Black Chrome Elite Bluetooth Gaming Mouse @ Pro-Clockers
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Razer has been a leader in gaming peripherals since 1998 and begun where in here in sunny San Diego. No conversation about mice and keyboards can go without the word Razer being thrown in several times. Mice like the Naga, DeathAdder and Mamba are or will be classics. So, if you were in the market for a smaller more mobile gaming mouse who would you call on? Razer. And that mouse would be the Orochi. Small in size but big in performance. According to Razer anyways, so we will find out for ourselves."
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REVIEW: Corsair Vengeance K90 @ PureOverclock
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I`ll admit that I love mechanical keyboards. After you`ve caressed one, you`ll wonder how you ever lived without, shunning the old membrane board for the sexy Cherry MX switch designs. There`s something refreshingly satisfying about a keyboard that provides real feedback, rather than sitting there like a piece of wasted plastic. Today we`re looking at the latest addition to the Corsair Vengeance lineup: the K90 mechanical keyboard. Mechanical boards have become all the rage of late, and it seems everything old is new again. The Vengeance K90 does indeed sport the vaunted Cherry MX switches, comes with fully backlit keys, sports a glut of dedicated macro keys for MMORPG fans, and comes with a rather competitive price tag of $140. Sounds pretty good from the spec sheet. Let`s take a closer look and see how it fares in actual use."
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Samsung UN46D6000 Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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The Samsung UN46D6000 is an inexpensive 46-inch HDTV that features Internet connectivity, tons of apps, an attractive design and the ability to control it from a smartphone app. With the cheap price, however, comes some downsides, like no wireless connectivity and lacking audio and video quality when compared to other similar TVs."
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REVIEW: Cooler Master Storm Trigger @ PureOverclock
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Today we`re looking at the latest addition to the Cooler Master Storm lineup: the Trigger mechanical keyboard. Mechanical boards have become all the rage of late, and it seems everything old is new again, with updated tweaks, of course. The Trigger sports the vaunted Cherry MX switches, comes with fully backlit keys, and a competitive price tag of $120. Sounds pretty good from the spec sheet. Let`s take a closer look and see how it fares in action."
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GPU Technology Conference 2012 - Day 1 and 2 @ Hi Tech Legion
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Our Editor-in-Chief Paul Marini Jr. is currently in sunny San Jose, California to cover this year`s GPU Technology conference where the world`s leading minds in GPU technology converge to discuss and showcase the latest in GPU computing technology. The first two days of the event includes a keynote speech from NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang, the announcement of the GK110 GPU as well as the introduction to NVIDIA`s Cloud Computing Technologies such as the NVIDIA VGX and GeForce GRID.///"
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LEPA B650 Power Supply Review @ Hardware Secrets
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The new B series from LEPA carries the 80 Plus Bronze certification and is available in 450 W, 550 W, 650 W, 700 W, 750 W, 800 W, and 850 W versions. Let`s take an in-depth look at the 650 W version, which costs only USD 80."
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Motherboard Sizing @ LanOC Reviews
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When we got in a few oddly sized dual CPU motherboards from EVGA and Asus I posted up a few pictures on our forums and on Facebook. The problem was that even though they looked large there wasnt any prospective. So we tossed in a couple other boards to give everyone a little perspective. This lead us to digging out even more motherboards to put together all of the standard motherboard sizes all together for everyone to be able to see the differences. Along with the picture we also have a breakdown on the dimensions of each size standard; I hope this helps everyone as some point. Sometimes it can be hard to understand all of the different motherboard sizes and how they all relate."
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MSI Nighthawk Case/Chassis Review @ TechwareLabs
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Here at TechwareLabs, we`re much more used to seeing MSI`s logo on parts inside the case than on the case itself. That said, they make whole PCs, so why not cases too? Today we`ll be looking at the Nighthawk, one of two cases MSI is launching its enclosure line with. Does this bird fly? Keep reading to find out!"
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NETGEAR N900 Wireless Dual-Band Router and USB Adapter Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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NETGEAR N900 Wireless Dual-Band Router and USB Adapter Review @ HardwareHeaven.com Today we have the high end WNDR4500 Router and WNDA4100 USB adapter on our test bench. With dual band and 900MBPS specification along with USB 3.0 connectors and the expected GB LAN ports these two devices could be the hardware to solve all our home networking needs."
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XFX HD 7870 and 7850 Double Dissipation Review
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In the end I have to say that I was very impressed with both XFX cards. However, I was more impressed with how close the XFX Double Dissipation HD 7850 was able to perform to the HD 7870. Considering the XFX Double Dissipation HD 7850 comes in at almost $100 cheaper than the HD 7870, it makes it almost a no brainer. Not only that, but we were easily able to overclock it enough for it to perform faster than a stock HD 7870, which again makes it a no brainer."
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