Razer Arctosa Review

Written by _nineX in May 14th, 2009  
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About a year and a half ago I received the Razer Lycosa; Razer's first attempt at a slim-style keyboard, similar to the fatal1ty keyboard, but with some interesting twists. Since then, I have been in love with the peripheral and I don't play with anything else. Despite some wear on

HD4890: First 1GHz Graphics Card

Written by Thomas Gribble in March 24th, 2009  
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Until very recently, little information has been known for sure about the upcoming Radeon HD4890. The card, based on the new RV790 graphics core, was rumored to be 40nm for quite a while. Turns out the GPU will remain a 55nm part, but will sport significantly beefed up clock speeds. We

OCZ Debuts Gaming Mice; Behemoth and Eclipse

Written by _nineX in March 24th, 2009  
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Today, OCZ announced that it will be tossing its hat in the ring for gaming peripherals with two gaming mice; the Behemoth and the Eclipse. Both mice feature similar internal specs and weighting system, differing only in a slight difference in their DPI range (Behemoth capable of 3,200DPI, and the

Engadget’s First Look At The Mamba

Written by _nineX in March 20th, 2009  
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Today, tech-gods, Engadget, decided to share their first look at the soon-to-be-released Razer Mamba, with us mere humans. Even from the several pictures they posted the looks of it, the device is extremely attractive, following the outer design of its brother, The DeathAdder. I cant wait until they post the inevitable

Phenom II X3. Now with 4 cores

Written by Thomas Gribble in March 19th, 2009  
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A few weeks ago news hit the tubes that a "bug" or "glitch" or what have you in the BIOS of certain AMD 790FX and 790GX motherboards allowed the unintentional unlocking of a magical fourth core on AMD Phenom II X3 processors. After the initial story hit, the community was

Caustic Graphics Launches a Raytracing Co-Processor

Written by Paolo Di Canio in March 15th, 2009  
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This one is a buy-out waiting to happen. A new company called Caustic Graphics today announced CausticOne, a raytracing graphics accelerator card that speeds up rendering times of your traditional CPU/GPU configuration by up to 20 times. Raytracing is the method of tracing the paths of rays of light in
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