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Daily News Round #2

By: (more) | Posted: Sep 12, 2003 1:46 pm

- New ABIT website

 

Lyle from ABIT in Taiwan just let us know that they have launched their new website which promises to offer A New Level of End User Interaction. If you've got nothing better to do, check it out and take a look around.

 

ABIT has launched a new look to http://www.abit.com.tw, designed to make our website more user friendly and accessible. ABIT is dedicated providing end users with the best possible service on a global level and the new web site is further proof of this commitment.

 


- MSI 848P Neo

 

The folks over at T-Break have taken a look-see at MSI's 848P Neo motherboard which is based on Intel's 848P chipset. You can think of this chipset as Springdale minus the dual channel memory element.

 

With the introduction of 800MHz FSB Pentium4 CPUs, we saw Intel launching two chipsets- the 875P and the 865PE. The 875P was targeted towards the high-end sector whereas the 865PE catered to the average user. Both of these chipsets supported a dual-channel memory controller. Today, we take a look at the MSI 848P Neo motherboard based on Intel's latest 848P chipset. This particular chipset only supports a single channel memory controller and is targeted towards the budget segment. Lets find out if the aggressive pricing puts a major tax on its performance in our review of the MSI 848P Neo motherboard.

 


- Triplex 9800 Pro

 

Our kiwi friends over at Overclocker's New Zealand took a look at the Triplex Eye Bomb Radeon 9800 Pro with 128MB RAM.

 

 

Overclocking is carried out with default cooling, e.g. stock HSF and thermal grease. The highest working speed is 433Core/715Memory. I was not able to push the card any higher without random lock ups (Have a look at our FAQ on how to overclock a GFX card, and for tips on overclocking your R9500/R9600 cards, have a look here).

 


- Articles and Reviews from around the Web

 

- Chaintech Apogee 5600 Ultra 128MB @ TheCrucible
- Xoxide PC Tachometer Review @ Crazymodders
- Crucial Gizmo! 128MB USB Flash Drive @ Extreme Overclocking
- Sony DRU-510A: 4X DVD-RW Drive @ Explosive Labs
- Coolmax Aluminum USB 2.0 External HD Enclosure @ OCA

 



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