by Zardon on 11/06/2009
Today, DriverHeaven will show you just how easy building a computer really is... a few simple steps and some time is all it takes and you will gain the satisfaction of building your own PC and learning a lifelong skill in the process.
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by Zardon on 15/05/2008
The company was founded by Jason Myers, Brydon Gierl and Sandy Scott. The story started when Sandy, an avid PC Gamer, had his NIC continually failing due to the heat generated by a particularly hot graphics card. This is where the creative process began and Sandy came up with the unique and now patented approach of combining TEC's and Liquid for an extreme liquid cooling system.
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by Zardon on 23/04/2006
Apple moving to Intel Processors and supporting the end user to run Windows XP on their machines? Whatever next? Bill gates as Apple chairman?
Danny has taken a look at a new Macbook Pro and spent some time with it over the last week. He has installed Windows XP Professional and given it a going over with some game titles as well as giving his views on the machine.
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by Veridian3 on 10/10/2005
Imagine a world where all graphics cards were made more equal. One in which the latest 7800 used 16 pipelines and 450/1000 clocks and the X1800 used its 16 pipelines at 450/1000 speeds. Which would perform better, and under what circumstances? Well imagine no more as here today we have a 16 pipeline G70 going head to head with a R520 at 450/1000.
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by Zardon on 31/05/2005
Its been a long time coming but ATI have finally answered the call of Nvidia's SLI with the release of their dual card technology codenamed "Crossfire". Right now we dont have a suitable test rig to bring you figures or results but rest assured when samples are made available we will be bringing you the full rundown. For now Ill go over the information presented to me at a recent meeting and how you should expect Crossfire to improve your gaming experience. At the end of the article ill include an ATI Q&A session which will answer a good selection of questions and act as a reference.
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by Veridian3 on 18/10/2004
This morning AMD unveils the new Athlon64 FX-55 and Athlon64 4000+, unfortunately our review samples have disappeared into the ether for the time being however whilst we wait for them to arrive we have a few results to share with you regarding the performance of the FX-55, and how it should perform compared to the FX-53.
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by Chaos on 10/09/2004
The VGA Silencer has come a long way since it's introduction model that was based around the ATI R9xx chipset. Cards like the 9500/9700 quickly started popping up sporting this new cooling system. HIS was the first major company to start including these coolers on their high end cards and they continue to do so today. Thanks to Scythe USA we are able to bring you this preview.
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by Zardon on 01/06/2004
Today ATI announced the release of its PCI express range of video cards built around their latest graphic core technology. The graphics cards announced today are the PCI variant of the Radeon X800 along with the Radeon X600 and the Radeon X300. ATI have also announced the release of the ATI Axiom which will be covering the mobile sector
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