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Matrox enables dual-display for integrated graphics chipsets
Matrox? Has TG Daily fallen into a time warp? No, the company that pioneered MGA graphics in the 1990s really is planning a comeback, this time with a product that enables dual displays with single-port graphics cards. Read more
Computex: MSI shows X800XT board with AGP and PCIe interfaces
MSI displayed at Computex an ATI X800XT-based graphics card that integrates an AGP as well as a PCI Express interface. Read more
Samsung ships first GDDR4 graphics memory
Samsung claims that it is first to have developed the industry's fastest graphics memory and has shipped it to major graphics card manufacturers for testing. Read more
GeForce GTX 275, Radeon HD 4890 Now Available
It's April 2nd, and that means both ATI and Nvidia have released their highly-anticipated GPUs: the GeForce GTX 275 and Radeon HD 4890! Read more
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1.5 TB Low-Power HDDs: Green Gets Big
The latest 2 TB hard drives are still expensive, but 1.5 TB disks provide low power consumption at a better cost-to-capacity ratio. We look at offerings from Samsung and Western Digital to determine the value of taking a step down from the flagships. Read more
ADVERTORIAL Microsoft's BPOS: Q&A for Skeptics
When a new paradigm like cloud computing or a new platform like Microsoft’s Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS) comes along, it’s smart to ask tough questions. Read more
MSI Eclipse Plus: Does nForce 200 Boost 3-Way SLI?
With 36 lanes of PCIe 2.0, 3-way SLI could be the X58 chipset’s biggest challenge. If that turns out to be true, is Nvidia’s nForce 200 controller hub, which multiplexes the platform's connectivity, a solution? We compare three configurations to find out. Read more
Gigabit Ethernet: Dude, Where's My Bandwidth?
Once we make the jump to Gigabit Ethernet, the expected tenfold increase in network speed doesn't seem to materialize. We'll look at the basics of gigabit networks, what limits their performance, and how we can get the best possible speed out of them. Read more
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