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  • ATI set to kickstart PCI-Express in the mainstream enthusiast sector?

    9 September 2004, 00:00

    HEXUS have managed to track down several people who are ‘in the know’ to find out more about ATI’s up coming technology.

    ATI seem to have a ...

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  • HEXUS at the ABIT Hardware Festival

    6 September 2004, 00:00

    HEXUS.net was out in force at the ABIT Hardware Festival and Fatal1ty Shootout. Today we have coverage from the event.

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  • ABIT Hardware Festival: VIA: PC Speed Building Competition

    6 September 2004, 00:00

    Drama ensues as this point, as Spode desperately tries to make up ground. He attempts to install the drive cage, but unsuccessful and enraged, rams the cd drive half way ...

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  • ECTS 2004: VIA Stand

    2 September 2004, 00:00

    At ECTS, over on the VIA stand there's a large crowd gathered, watching some of gaming's greats take on all challengers and thoroughly humiliate them.

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  • IDF Spring 04: Day 2: Grantsdale

    18 February 2004, 00:00

    Intel wants to use the Grantsdale platform to help to increase consumer usage models, the idea of the Grantsdale which can help with the increase of adoption and usage in ...

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  • IDF Spring 04: Pre-Day 1: Chipsets, Digital Home and LCOS

    16 February 2004, 00:00

    In 2004 Grantsdale offers several feature sets which are targeted at the digital home. Following is just a sampling of the upcoming technologies. PCI – Express 16X. The next generation ...

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  • NVIDIA Crush K8 Solution

    18 September 2003, 00:00

    We got sent in some shots of the latest NF3 Pro silicon - we can't comment on performance since we have some of the silicon in for real testing but ...

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  • IDF Spring '03 : PCI-Express

    20 February 2003, 00:00

    Another year another evolution, we have heard a lot about PCI-X recently, and it appears that this technology will become redundant a lot quicker than initially was suspected.

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