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Swiftech freezes graphics processorPublished on May 17, 2006Swiftech today announced a thermoelectric liquid cooling system for users who intend to overclock their graphics to extreme levels. Read more HIS launches overclocked Radeon X850XT cardPublished on January 25, 2005HIS today announced a Radeon X850XT-based graphics card with a software tool that enables users to overclock the chip and adjust fan-speeds on-the-fly. Read more IDF: Core i7 Will Self OverclockPublished on August 19, 2008Intel has announced it will feature a Turbo Mode in its upcoming Core i7 processors Read more CeBIT 2008: Gigabyte - The Fan Becomes a Useless ArgumentPublished on March 05, 2008Gigabyte has a good example of the unbearable marketing trend that wants to take the smallest thing and turn it into a marketing argument. Even though the manufacturer built most of its reputation on graphic cards using passive and silent cooling systems, it now boasts a "3D active fan" as a major feature on of its graphic cards. Read more Latest Reviews & Articles
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