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Bigfoot Networks Killer Network Interface Card Reviewed

By: (more) | Posted: Oct 11, 2006 12:29 am

HotHardware's latest review takes a closer look at a network card with quite a presence, this being the recently launched "Bigfoot Networks Killer Network Interface Card" focused towards gamers and enthusiasts alike who love the idea of freeing up as many cpu cycles as possible.

 


Bigfoot Networks' Killer NIC is more than just a beefed up network card though. In fact, the Killer is more of a "system on a card" than a NIC. The company claims their product can improve ping times and frame-rates in many on-line games, and it's unique design opens up the possibility of running dedicated network apps with the help of its on-board processor and RAM. Take a look...

 



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