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Palit's 9600GT - A Different Kind Of Review

Hardware review sites have typically plastered up charts, numbers and flashy pictures with every new graphics card release, but we're going to do something a little different today with our review of the Palit 9600 GT card. We already know that most modern cards have more than enough power to play most games, so we'll concentrate the card's HDMI output capabilities, namely can you connect the card to your HD television set and how does the picture look. Read more

Roundup: The three different strategies of the console makers

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Best Graphics Cards For The Money: June '09

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Editor's Corner: Nvidia’s Ion Revisited, 7.1 Ch. LPCM Fixed

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Nvidia's Ion for the do-it-yourselfer launched last month in the form of Zotac's mini-ITX motherboard. Though sexy in principle, the platform had some teething pains right out of the gate. Chris Angelini revisits those issues and uses Ion as a real HTPC. Read more

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