Tom's Talkback: Reader's Rig Contest!
In this episode Chris responds to feedback on the Nvidia GeForce 9300 launch, demonstrates how to set up an iSCSI storage area network in Vista, previews some upcoming articles and highlights a Phenom-based rig "Hydrobolt" from forum member MagnumMan. He and all forum members who post their rigs in the thread below by October 31st can can win NZXT Avatar gaming mouse. Post your rig in this Forum Thread.
2:00 PM - October 23, 2008 by
Ben Meyer
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: readers, rig, contest
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Oh yeah, and the 3D vs Hollywood story went up this morning. Shuffling the calendar, for the win ;-)
I can tell you when i7 is going to be available. I don't remember the exact date, I should have paid more attention, but I think it is supposed to be the the 14th. It was either that or the 17th, I don't remember. Next month. Should be fun. How do I know? To protect the innocent, I can't tell...
There are actually two dates--one date when we can talk numbers and another when Intel will start selling hardware.
Ah, I see. I didn't think it should be protected info when the hardware would be available. So how much of a jump do you get on before the release? I'd bet no more than a week before.