Biostar's mixing it up with innovative products
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Biostar had some interesting products on its booth.
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How about a midrange GeForce SKU with a massive framebuffer?. Biostar's releasing a GeForce 7600 GS GPU with 1024MByte framebuffer. We reckon that it's more of a gimmick than anything else, as the GPU doesn't have the brute strength to maximise the potential that such a huge amount of onboard memory offer.
Anyway, at least Biostar is being different.
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Intel's handing of huge marketing rebates for its Viiv platform gave Biostar all the reason it needed to release a small form-factor that adheres to Intel's hardware vision for the digital home. We reckon it looks kind of cute. What do you reckon? Comment in our forums.
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Every motherboard vendor and its dog has Broadwater samples out on display, yet we reckon Biostar's T-Series is one of the better ones at Computex 2006. Biostar is making a determined effort to break into the lucrative high-end enthusiast market sector with an array of overclockable T-Series motherboards.