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News 5-4-07 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Lonewolf   
Hiper Type M 670w Power Supply

"High Performance Group, most commonly referred to as Hiper, is a newly found UK based company which has became well known for their high performance power supply units. Hiper acquired most of their fame for the Type-R series which was released a few years ago. The Type-R series were high performance modular units but a lot of attention was given on their aesthetics factor. Today we will take a look at another approach from Hiper, the Type-M series. The Type-M series are not modular and look quite simple, but they are considerably cheaper than the Type-R series and apparently perform just as well or even better. We will soon see if they are worth your time and money."

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SilverFall (PC)

What's the hottest PC game out right now? Judging by the sales numbers World of Warcraft is still way ahead of the pack. Now, from a publisher’s perspective the best thing to do is to try and copy the game, hoping for an equally successful title to be made. The problem is, the market is kind of saturated right now, so not only is it hard to penetrate the market, it’s near impossible to make a title that is different enough from the rest yet at the same time generic enough to fit all tastes. A possible solution? Instead of copying WoW have a look at Blizzard’s back catalogue and do your best to mimic one of the games on the list. If it worked out for Titan Quest it sure as hell can for a game that has zombies with cannons sticking out from their abdomen!

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Sneak peak at forthcoming MSI P35 Platinum mobo

MSI at the end of the month are releasing a new motherboard based on the forthcoming P35 intel chipset. They have allowed us to post a little taster video showing the board design however we aren't allowed to detail anything else right now! To view the video, follow this thread from the front page into our forum!

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Get Fit with Bluetooth

"As Bluetooth technology continues to expand through daily life, our exercise routines will be simplified and safer. Make use of a Bluetooth-powered workout and leave the wires behind."

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Sam & Max: Bright Side of the Moon PC Review

TTGamer have posted a review of Sam & Max: Bright Side of the Moon for the PC. This is the 6th and final episode in the first Sam & Max adventure game season from Telltale Games.

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Twintech GeForce 8600 GTS

Twintech's new GeForce 8600 GTS is based on the NVIDIA reference design using the G84 GPU. It comes with 256 MB of fast GDDR3 memory clocked at 1 GHz, the graphics processor runs at 675 MHz. This is the first DirectX 10 card for the midrange segment with its price tag of around $210.

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AMD Internal R600 overclocking tool

AMD's internal GPU Clock Tool is the first overclocking software that really works with the new Radeon HD 2000 Series. It can manage clocks and monitor temperatures of all ATI/AMD cards, including the upcoming products that will be launched this month.

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LG unveils its first 1080P Full HD range

"Life's Good" for LG, and it certainly showed last night when we attended their star studded launch of their first 1080P Full HD TV range last night in London.

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Silver Power Blue Lightning 600w PSU

Rock solid power, sexy looks and silence all at a budget price? Silver Power show it is possible with their Blue Lightning 600w PSU.

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Sapphire X1950 Pro Dual

ATI's AIB's are still awaiting r600 and whilst they wait many of them are filling in with some rather interesting cards. Sapphire's latest is the X1950 pro dual, and pretty crazy it is!

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Dell Latitude D820 business notebook

"The business section is basically divided into two series, Precision and Latitude. Precisions are more cutting edge technology, sacrificing some stability for the latest features, which might have some instability possibly caused by new drivers. Latitudes are the more conventional choice for businesses offering increased stability due to being built on a proven platform. Today we have the pleasure of reviewing the Latitude D820 series which falls into the high-end of the Latitude range and it’s our very first of many new notebook reviews here at TweakTown. While this notebook is listed under Dell's business section it actually boasts some nice features for an entertainment system, including a WUXGA display (that is 1900x1200 pixels to you and me) and HD audio."

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Razer Barracuda AC-1

"Creative own the audio market. When people say PC audio, the reply is Creative. No one has really had the balls to try and take them on in the gaming audio arena. That is, until now. Step in the Razer Barracuda AC-1, built by and for gamers."

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Cell Factor game play videos

"Recently Ageia were kind enough to send me a pre-release copy of the upcoming PhysX showcase game, Cell Factor. I have been having a play with it and thought that since it isn't released for a few days that you all might be interested in seeing some gameplay videos from it."

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MSI P6N SLI Platinum Motherboard

"From a performance, stability and overclocking stand point, some of it depends on the BIOS you use. At time of writing, the latest 1.22 BIOS is still beta, but if you want the most from the board, this is the BIOS revision to use if you are overclocking. Standard performance with the original BIOS is quite good, especially in the memory department. CPU performance does fall slightly behind the likes of the 975x chipset in synthetic tests, but most multimedia applications don't suffer noticeably as a consequence. Gaming performance is excellent."

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Kingston DataTraveler ReadyFlash

These days flash drives are pretty mainstream. One flash drive can easily be used thousands of times and they are more convenient than other portable storage media like DVDs. Almost every PC out there, unless it's one from the Stone Age, will be able to send data to your USB memory stick and to do that you don't need to install any software at all. USB sticks are very easy to use, very portable, most models are pretty fast and they offer lots of storage room. Today I'm taking a closer look at the Kingston DataTraveler ReadyFlash. This is a fairly new USB 2.0 drive which is optimized to take full advantage of Windows Vista's new ReadyBoost feature.

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Revoltec Freeze Tower CPU Cooler Review

"The Revoltec Freeze Tower CPU Heatsink with a a small Price arrived Technic3D. See you in the following Review the Freeze Tower against others CPU Cooling."

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The Future of Gaming is Now

Hard Knocks in Orlando is introducing Combat Sports, think of it as the bastard child of Airsoft and Laser tag and your getting close. What you have here is the ability to use realistic weapons in real environments where strategy and teamwork are your key to survival and all without the need to purchase expensive equipment, wear face masks, or worry about walking home with bruises. No bunny hoppers here. Read our article to find see why we think this is winning technology, why it works, to get a free hour of playtime.

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Spiderman 3 Case Modification Part 2

This is part 2 of our Spiderman 3 case modification in which we took an ordinary case and transformed it into a Spiderman 3 themed rig complete with webbing, spider, and lights that were all custom created and planned. Read our article to see how this was all done and to give you some ideas you might use for your own case modifications.

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Overclocking at Intel

"When we arrived at Kista and Intel we would unpack our gear and install it in Intel's temperature-controlled laboratory for some really serious overclocking. We weren't sure what kind of hardware Thomas and Intel had waiting for us, but we can assure you that we were pleasantly surprised."

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Scythe KamaMeter Multi Functional Panel Review

"The Scythe KamaMeter is a multi-functional 5.25inch device which acts as a fan controller, temperature monitor and master volume for your soundcard. It comes with different colored face plates as well as a wide array of LCD backlights to make sure it integrates will with your case."

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Sapphires Radeon X1950 Pro Dual - Two in One

During CeBIT the Sapphire Radeon X1950 Pro Dual could be seen. It's the first high end radeon dual card from Sapphire. This one should work as a quad-system as well. How does it perform?

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MSI P6N Platinum review

"First, I do like the NVIDIA 650i SLI chipset - in general, the MSI P6N SLI Platinum motherboard is pretty much your average mid-range motherboard. In terms of performance, it actually exceeded my expectations. Some of the gaming benchmarks were extraordinary, in the top rankings with even the best competitors. Memory testing did pretty well too, and actually gave those two Intel chipsets a run for their money. And the overclocking saw some very considerable, very welcome, very nice boosts in performance. Overall, I'd have to say that the NVIDIA 650i SLI chipset is a winner."

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Futurelooks

The Cooler Master iTower 930 is a sleek design with a curved front bezel. Behind the curved front door are removable, hot swappable, hard drive bays making this a great platform for a home server. Or is it more than that? Let's find out!

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ECS NF650iSLIT-A Motherboard Review

NVIDIA has launched two new chipsets in the last few weeks, the nForce 680i LT SLI chipset, which has many of the features of the 680i chipset minus the higher memory clocking and a third PCI Express x16 slot for other uses and the nForce 650 Ultra chipset which was launched this week which lacks SLI technology for $99. This board is fairly well rounded and offers adequate performance and features for its price range.

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HP w2007 20-inch LCD Monitor

"HP's new w2007 20-inch widescreen display offers a vibrant picture and an attractive design that looks great in any settings."

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XBox 360 Elite, Gateway Tablet, and more!

"Many many many initial impressions this week. I got swamped with new products, so here are some interesting first hand tidbits. These groovy gadgets include: - Microsoft XBox 360 Elite - Gateway E-155c Convertible notebook - Earthmate PN-20 GPS unit - Jawbone Bluetooth headset - Microsoft Wireless Presenter Mouse 8000"

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Antec MX-1 Actively Cooled HDD Enclosure Review

"The Antec MX-1 is not your run-of-the-mill enclosure. Most enclosures are all metal and don't include a fan or even a stand. The MX-1 is extremely lightweight and quieter than most enclosures I have used in the past. The option of using either USB or eSATA is a nice touch and keeps the MX-1 flexible while on the go."

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Video games and violence: Are they related?

We reflect upon the knee-jerk reaction some of the media, Jack Thompson included, had to the Virginia Tech shootings and relating them to video games.

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WoW Report: Starting a New Character

"I know we missed a WoW Report last week! We are back this week with a brand new one! Since Burning Crusade came out 2 new races emerged the Draenei (Alliance) and the Blood Elves (Horde). With these new races I definitely wanted to create a new character. Since I play alliance I went with the Draenei and I chose to be a shaman because no other alliance race allowed you to be a shaman. So here is my journey checking out the Azuremyst Isles and the new Draenei race."

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