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ABIT ACON5 - World Finals: Speeches and teams
4 June 2005, 00:00
The sponsors keep it short and sweet, and we get to meet the teams.
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ABIT ACON5 - World Finals: Opening Ceremony
4 June 2005, 00:00
ABIT certainly how to put on a show to open its ACON5 World Finals here in Xian. Starting off with some modern dance and then mixed with traditional chinese dance ...
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ABIT ACON5 - World Finals: Introduction
4 June 2005, 00:00
Once again ABIT have pulled out all the stops to put on a big show here in Xian, China.
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Computex 2005: Jetway puts Socket 754 and 939 on the same mainboard
3 June 2005, 00:00
Last of all, literally, since this is my last story from Computex 2005, they've got a pair of SLI mainboards for Athlon 64 and Pentium 4 that do away with ...
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Computex 2005: EPoX 'GLI' hints at upcoming release of SLI driver that works on all supporting core logic
3 June 2005, 00:00
I'm posting this from China, having escaped the clutches of Taipei and Computex to take in some mainboard manufacturing in Shenzhen. However, just before I left I had a nice ...
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Computex 2005: Solid power in your case from Amacrox
2 June 2005, 00:00
We reported before on the Thermaltake Power Station and now Amacrox are doing something that achieves the same end result of less cabling flapping around your case, but without the ...
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Computex 2005: Add a screen to your PS2
2 June 2005, 00:00
Game Cradle is one of those clever gizmos with features you’ve seen elsewhere on other products but never before all on the same thing. This is a cradle for your ...
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Computex 2005: Laptop lushness from Amacrox
2 June 2005, 00:00
You know the score, you get yourself a lappy and the next thing you know you’ve got a bag full of bits and pieces you find you need to go ...
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Computex 2005: Shuttle move into your lounge with the SB83G5 M/C
2 June 2005, 00:00
Media PCs are becoming more popular all the time and the days of the big beige box are long gone. So Shuttle’s SB83G M/C is looking well placed to step ...
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Computex 2005: GeCube Crossfire the best of the lot
2 June 2005, 00:00
GeCube's Jeff Fu has stolen the Crossfire show at Computex, with a high-end X850 Crossfire Edition setup using his Uniwise cooler design that makes the dual-slot reference design a quieter, ...
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Computex 2005: ECS demos Socket 939 board with AGP and PCI-E, and the other SIMA cards for the PF88
2 June 2005, 00:00
ECS, in the middle of a big revival right now with their mainboard business as they create some fine mainboards and show off some serious engineering talent, are demonstrating more ...
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Computex 2005: ASUS shows off production single-card SLI, Crossfire and heatpiped mainboard
2 June 2005, 00:00
On a PCB that's not only bigger than the Taipei 101, but also Bit-Trusted's Tim Smalley, ASUS have packed the requisite NV45 GPUs, 256MiB of memory per GPU and the ...
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Computex 2005: HEXUS rocks Taipei
1 June 2005, 00:00
At approximately 1am, Taiwan was rocked by HEXUS’ presence at Computex 2005, though it is claimed by others that this was in fact a small earthquake. For roughly 5 seconds, ...
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Computex 2005: Two into one does go with Shuttle’s Dual Core SFF
1 June 2005, 00:00
Those guys at Shuttle are intent on cramming as much into a small space as they possibly can, and after their SLI machine which we reported earlier, we’ve now got ...
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Computex 2005: XFX, the trailer trash of Computex
1 June 2005, 00:00
Following on from their ‘white trash’ street theme of CeBIT, XFX have again flown in the face of the normal stilted stands with another mid-West American style stand.
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Computex 2005: Thermaltake get their Golden Orbs out
1 June 2005, 00:00
Thermaltake gave us the original Golden Orb and now they’ve finally gone the way of Electronic Arts and done a sequel, the Golden Orb II.
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Computex 2005: ABIT heatpipes the C19
1 June 2005, 00:00
ABIT have revealed their cooling solution for the NI8 SLI, with a funky heatpipe drawing off from the Northbridge to a set of fins mounted on the back panel of ...
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Computex 2005: Thermaltake get modular with power
1 June 2005, 00:00
Anyone with a windowed system knows what an absolute nightmare it is to get those cables out of the way to show off the kit they have inside. After all, ...
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Computex 2005: FSP, AC-DC for your LCD
1 June 2005, 00:00
Coming from FSP, you can expect the same high standards and low price they’ve shown before in their products… just what you need when you spill coffee down the back ...
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Computex 2005: ABIT ring the changes with Guru Clock
1 June 2005, 00:00
With Guru came easy overclocking for everyone as the software would sort out all the settings for your ABIT mainboard without the risk of frying your CPU and saving you ...
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Computex 2005: Shuttle SLI
1 June 2005, 00:00
Well, here they are, the official specs for the long awaited Shuttle SN26P! You may wonder how Shuttle have managed to cram 2 SLi cards into such a small space ...
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Computex 2005: XFX, pimping it up
1 June 2005, 00:00
Those guys at XFX just can’t keep a straight face when talking abut their latest ‘mod’ project. Forget about chopping a few extra windows in your case and take your ...
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Computex 2005: Thermaltake put a new spin on cases
1 June 2005, 00:00
Thermaltake have always made some of the most innovative and outrageous cases on the market whilst still retaining sensible, usable features. Now they’ve taken the expertise to a new level ...
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Computex 2005: Dual-core X2 in a Clevo D900
1 June 2005, 00:00
Now while I'm no great fan of the D900, with an X2 under the hood and it paired up with a RAID array of disks that the D900 is capable ...
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Computex 2005: VIA K8T890 Pro runs NVIDIA SLI
1 June 2005, 00:00
In Hall 4 at Computex, if you look hard enough on VIA's joint show area with S3 Graphics, you'll see them showing off a K8T890 Pro reference board running NVIDIA ...
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Computex 2005: TwinMOS shows off DDR2-1066
1 June 2005, 00:00
Got a need for 17GiB/sec of memory bandwidth? TwinMOS have the answer with some Terrific Performance TwiSTER PC2-8500 running at a heady 1066MHz.
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Computex 2005: Elpida big up DDR2 at VIA Technology Forum 2005
1 June 2005, 00:00
At the Grand Hyatt hotel, near the Taiwan World Trade Center in Taipei, where Computex 2005 is taking place, the VIA Technology Forum is taking place. VTF is an event ...
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Computex 2005: Skyping made easy with ORtek
1 June 2005, 00:00
The problem with VoIP is that if you want some privacy during your call, or your lappy isn’t equipped with a built in mike, you’ve got to lug a headset ...
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Computex 2005: CoolerMaster get flexible with the CMSTACKER 830
1 June 2005, 00:00
Never a company to sit back and hug the wall at the disco, CoolerMaster have unveiled what has to be one of the biggest, boldest and brashest, yet most practical ...
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Computex 2005: New VIA mainboards might be needed for dual-core
1 June 2005, 00:00
VIA are showing off the dual-core Athlon X2 on their stand, running with the company's K8T890 Pro core logic on a reference board. When I covered X2 on its launch, ...
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Computex 2005: NVIDIA holding back an Ultra G70?
1 June 2005, 00:00
NVIDIA's G70 graphics processor, likely to be bound up in a range of products carrying GeForce 7 branding, may have an Ultra version waiting in the wings, to counter any ...
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Computex 2005: Crossfire still months away?
1 June 2005, 00:00
While most of the graphics talk at Computex centres on ATI's Crossfire, it could be months before the consumer can buy it. Talking to an ATI board partner revealed that ...
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Computex 2005: VIA get SLI working, certifying with NVIDIA
1 June 2005, 00:00
VIA have chosen their AMD K8T890 Pro core logic to first bring up SLI, which makes perfect sense from a gamer's perspective, AMD's processors having the general run on anything ...
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