[Review] ASUS GeForce GTX 580 Voltage Tweak9 Comments By The DukecloseAuthor: The DukeName: Drew Briggs Email: drew@techreaction.net Site:http://www.techreaction.net About: Just keeping it real for the average joe overclocker and computer user.See Authors Posts (169) on November 30, 2010
Earlier this month, NVIDIA released their new powerhouse card, the GeForce GTX 580. ASUS has sent us their GTX 580 to put through our strenuous suite of testing. The reference design used by ASUS was somewhat surprising as they will typically use their own custom PCB. The GTX 580 is supposed to bring improvements in power consumption and temperatures using the new GF110 architecture. We will be sure to test to see just how these improvements add up in the real world. Read on…
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First Look: Feser xChanger 4802 Comments By H2OcloseAuthor: H2OName: Chris McNulty Email: mcnulty.chris@yahoo.com Site: About:See Authors Posts (1) on February 7, 2010
Over the last several years, the computer radiator market has become increasing crowded. Gone are the days of enthusiasts going to junk yards and digging heater cores out of old cars, the computer radiator business is now a lucrative market for the large manufactures, and there are currently no less than nine different brands of radiators. Hardware Labs, Koolance, Thermochill, Swiftech, XSPC, and EK, among others, vie for your business, throwing so many graphs and charts at you that it makes you...
Earlier this month, NVIDIA released their new powerhouse card, the GeForce GTX 580. ASUS has sent us their GTX 580 to put through our strenuous suite of testing. The reference design used by ASUS was somewhat surprising as they will typically use their own custom PCB. The GTX 580 is supposed to bring improvements in power consumption and temperatures using the new GF110 architecture. We will be sure to test to see just how these improvements add up in the real world. Read on…
Packag... 
Over the last several years, the computer radiator market has become increasing crowded. Gone are the days of enthusiasts going to junk yards and digging heater cores out of old cars, the computer radiator business is now a lucrative market for the large manufactures, and there are currently no less than nine different brands of radiators. Hardware Labs, Koolance, Thermochill, Swiftech, XSPC, and EK, among others, vie for your business, throwing so many graphs and charts at you that it makes you... 
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