NVIDIA Announces RIVA 128ZX By Thomas Pabst published 24 February 98 New features, new chip manufacturer, 3 press releases
3D Winbench 98 - Only a Misleading Benchmark or the Best Target for Cheating ? By Thomas Pabst published 14 February 98 Read the shocking truth about the reliability of 3D Winbench 98. Why is the i740 not as fast as even many editors falsely think? Including Interviews with Real3D, 3Dfx and nVidia about this issue
Performance Preview - of Systems with Intel 440BX Chipset By Thomas Pabst published 12 February 98 What will 100 MHz front bus bring Pentium II Systems?
The Influence of CPU on Voodoo 2 Performance By Thomas Pabst published 4 February 98 See how the CPU influences the performance of the Voodoo2
Overcloking the Voodoo2 - Is it Worth It ? By Thomas Pabst published 3 February 98 Overclocking of the Voodoo2 is something that doesn't necessarily give you any advantage by on the other hand putting you at risk of system failure or board damage
Diamond Monster 3D II - More Than a Worthy Successor By Thomas Pabst published 1 February 98 The Diamond Monster 3D II, which I received directly from Diamond's Vice President Corporate Marketing and the European Marketing Manager is at final beta state
3D Accelerator Review Step One - 3D Performance, the Real Deal By Thomas Pabst published 21 January 98 The most comprehensive 3D card performance evaluation 22 cards tested with four benchmarks and four different CPUs
Review of Socket 7 AGP Boards By Thomas Pabst published 20 January 98 Five Socket 7 AGP boards, new chipsets, new CPU
The Bus Speed Guide By Thomas Pabst published 1 January 98 The work for this page has been the biggest project I have undertaken for this site to date. To be able to present you bullet proof facts I had to do three days of testing, measuring and tuning
The Overclocker's Dream: Kryotech's Home of Cool Computing By Thomas Pabst published 5 December 97 I came across Kryotech the first time at the Microprocessor Forum 'affinity session'. Kryotech showed an Alpha based system running at the amazing speed of 767 MHz
The REAL Thing - GLQuake and Quake II (GL) Performance of 3D Accelerators By Thomas Pabst published 30 November 97
Important News for Overclockers By Thomas Pabst published 30 November 97 Quite a lot of time has passed since my last update of the Overclocking Guide and now some really important things happened
FIC PA-2012 Revision 1.2 - The First Socket 7 AGP Motherboard By Thomas Pabst published 10 November 97 The new revision 1.2 of the PA-2012 arrived today, Nov. 10 1997, as promised by FIC. This is the actual production revision, this board is the same as what you can buy in the shops soon.
3D Accelerator Card Reviews By Thomas Pabst published 9 November 97 The difficulty in choosing the right video accelerator card comes from the different needs we have for this piece of hardware
The First Socket 7 AGP Motherboard FIC PA-2012 Revision 1.1 By Thomas Pabst published 2 November 97 It was taking quite a while from VIA's announcement of the Apollo VP3 chipset until this first board arrived here for testing
Review of Pentium II Boards with Intel's 440LX Chipset By Thomas Pabst published 28 October 97 Intel's 440LX chipset is now available for almost 2 weeks and one motherboard manufacturer after the other is presenting their 440LX board to the market
Review AGP Graphic Cards By Thomas Pabst published 27 October 97 New Cards, New Chips, Matrox' Reign Seems Over !
The IDT WinChip C6 CPU By Thomas Pabst published 9 October 97 How does the little IDT CPU perform against Intel, AMD, IBM and Cyrix?
Bus Master DMA Drivers - Just an Illusion By Thomas Pabst published 29 August 97 Bus Master DMA Drivers from Intel and Others Are Falsely Inflating Benchmark Results
AGP - The Practice By Thomas Pabst published 26 August 97 It began with Intel's 430FX chipset, also known as 'Triton' chipset, late 1995. Its 'PIIX' (PCI ISA IDE Xcelerator) was offering an EIDE interface
AGP - A New Interface for Graphic Accelerators By Thomas Pabst published 5 August 97 It's not very long until the first AGP systems will hit the market. Intel will release its new 440LX Pentium II chipset with AGP support
The Storage Guide By Thomas Pabst published 28 July 97 How does a HDD work? The Interface, File Systems, Bus Master DMA
Performance of Future 6x86MX CPUs By Thomas Pabst published 27 July 97 Last week I received a new 6x86MX CPU that turned out to be very overclockable
New Socket 7 Motherboards - July 1997 By Thomas Pabst published 26 July 97 Quite a lot of new boards found their way to my lab since my last Socket 7 review and quite a few of them are using chipsets which are not from market leader Intel