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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
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There are several concerns that immediately come into play when taking this step, however. Many of these concerns have been addressed with a variety of products available on the market. When traveling with your laptop, you are constantly worried about keeping it properly protected against the occasional bump, bruise, or spill and that's where something like this Gigabyte-branded notebook sleeve comes into play.
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Gigabyte updates its S-Series of motherboards with the Intel P35 chipset and introduces their new Ultra Durable 2 design. The GA-P35-DS3R recaptures the old magic of the GA-965P-DS3 as a great budget board with an incredible appetite for speed. Check out the full review right here.
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Either way you can't really argue with the price as the case is both sturdy and a decent performer in our testing regime. The build quality is adequate and the design is both stylish and sleek and every enthusiast knows that a decent case pays for itself in spades, which is just what the Poseidon does. Of course, there are other cases which are even better than this one which only cost a little more, but if your budget is strictly set in stone and you can't afford another £20, then the Poseidon is an excellent choice, though there's always going to be one which is slightly better.
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Monday, July 23, 2007
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Are you looking to get into water cooling, but are not quite sure where to start, or want something a little more than a pre-built cooler? Well we may have a solution for that - The GIGABYTE 3D Galaxy II Water Cooler. Today we will take a look at GIGABYTE's new water kit and put it to the test.
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Tuesday, July 3, 2007
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Gigabyte, like others, released a slew of motherboards utilizing Intel's P35 chipset when it was first announced. The P35C-DS3R is unique to their line-up though, since it will accept both DDR2 and DDR3 memory. We pit the boards performance using both types of memory against our recently reviewed ASUS P5K and P5K3.
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Friday, June 15, 2007
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When you hear the name Gigabyte you think motherboards, or at least I do. Actually Gigabyte makes a lot of different products ranging from video cards to laptops. Today we will be looking at one of their CPU cooling offerings, the 3D Rocket II. The 3D Rocket II features a dual fan duct design, 4 heatpipes, and a fan control unit. It can tackle both sides of the field being able to support both Intel and AMD platforms. Let's take a look...
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Monday, June 11, 2007
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Compared to that of the GeForce 6150 chipset, AMD has really got a winner - its ability to run HDMI as well as superior graphics core makes it a more ideal chipset for the K8, giving you a full AMD system with AMD CPU and AMD chipset. Today we are looking at the GIGABYTE GA-MA69GM motherboard designed with the AMD 690G chipset. So let us see how well it compares to the MSI based motherboard which we recently tested in our labs.
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Monday, June 4, 2007
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While most of us wait.....and wait.....and continue to wait for DirectX 10 games to arrive, NVIDIA continues to saturate the market with videocards covering every price range supporting the highly anticipated graphics platform. As AMD/ATI struggle to find their way with their much hyped R600 arriving to little fanfare, NVIDIA has released their mainstream and budget graphics solutions in the form of the 8500GT, 8600GT, and 8600GTS.
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Friday, June 1, 2007
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The GA-P35-DS3 motherboard is the latest high performance platform based on the killer combination of the new Intel P35 chipset from Intel and Gigabyte. The GA-P35-DS3 is part of the GIGABYTE Ultra Durable 2 Series of motherboards, featuring top quality electronic components which provide optimized power savings, ultra cooling and extended system durability. Read on to see how it performs compared to other leading chipsets!
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It's inexpensive, as fast as other P35 boards and overclocks like a beast. You could certainly do better on the included feature and accessories front, but that's not like it doesn't give you plenty of expandability on-board. If I was looking for an inexpensive, solid performing, future proof backbone to a new system; the Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3R would certainly be high on my list.
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Wednesday, May 30, 2007
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With the introduction of the 3D Galaxy II liquid cooling system, Gigabyte has given novice watercooling enthusiasts another option when deciding to "take the plunge." This system is feature rich, expandable and great looking. It has good cooling performance as well, and addresses the motherboard cooling issues commonly overlooked by the inexperienced waterhead.
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Gigabyte's Triton 180 chassis aims to appeal to folks on a budget. Priced at under £50 and incorporating some neat touches, find out if Gigabyte's managed to keep quality ahead of penny-pinching...
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The Gigabyte GA-P35-DQ6 motherboard was a pleasure to work with and if you're an enthusiast you'll love how Gigabyte places mostly everything in easy to reach locations. The large SilentPipe heatsink works very well and keeps the Intel P35 Express Northbridge, ICH9R Southbridge and MOSFETs nice and cool.
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Monday, May 28, 2007
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Gigabyte created an interesting 8600GTS, the GV-NX86S256H, with the use of Silent-Pipe3 fan-less heatink. To the best of my knowledge, it is the world's first silent 8600GTS, offering plenty of performance for those with 20" or smaller LCDs while doing so silently.
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Monday, May 21, 2007
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Gigabyte has jumped on the P35 bandwagon already with some of its new boards being available in Taiwan for over a week, and now fully available in Australia; Gigabyte has quite a few models planned. Today's test board from Gigabyte is the P35-DQ6 that is designed around the Dual Quad architecture that made the P965-DQ6 such a performer. Does the P35-DQ6 have what it takes to follow in those footsteps? Let us find out.
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