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Features > Science

Mil-Tech: battlefield computers - X-RAY #29

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Dec 16, 2003 | Comment Now

The military has loads of money to spend on technology, so you'd expect its computers to be gruntier than anything you're likely to get your filthy hands on -- right? Dr Carlo ...

Features > Graphics Cards

Cheating without getting caught - X-RAY #27 Part 1

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Dec 16, 2003 | Comment Now

It's the most hyped product Nvidia has ever released, and a major milestone for the company. But can the Geforce FX become the new 3D card of choice? Jogn Gillooly screams the ...

Features > Peripherals

Slugfest in the ranks – DDR400 Dual Channelism - Head to Head #31

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Jan 7, 2004 | Comment Now

Watch the wild action that ensues as Nathan Davis throws DDR400 into the Dual Channeled sweat chamber.

Features > Systems

Mac Attack - Head to Head #32

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Jan 7, 2004 | Comment Now

Is the G5 a rotten apple? We sent Dr Carlo Kopp to the orchid to find out.

Reviews > PC Games

Planetside

By John Gillooly | 00:00 Dec 19, 2003 | Comment Now

John Gillooly joins the inter continental battle field in search of supremacy.

Features > PC Games

AI and games - the future - X-RAY #25 Part 2

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Dec 16, 2003 | Comment Now

At a recent AIMIA lunch for the Australian games industry, John Simpson had a chance to chat with Andrew Heath, Chief Operations Officer with the Melbourne-based developer Blue ...

Features > Graphics Cards

NV35 is alive-X-RAY #30

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Dec 12, 2003 | Comment Now

The GPU Fantastic! Does it really exist? Every now and then we may think so, but check back six months later and there's always something more light; more fantastic. Another ...

Features > Science

Vector Processing - X-RAY #33

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Dec 11, 2003 | Comment Now

Vector processing is frequently dismissed as a feature of decades old Cray number crunching supercomputers -- useless in the modern world. Yet users of the short vector Altivec ...

Reviews > Peripherals

Thermaltake Aquarius II Liquid Cooling Kit

By Bennett Ring | 00:00 Dec 10, 2003 | Comment Now

Bennett Ring mounts one of the first mass-produced water cooling kits and chills out.

Reviews > Peripherals

Innovatek AMD Complete Water Cooling Bundle

By Bennett Ring | 00:00 Dec 10, 2003 | Comment Now

If you're hardcore about cooling your expensive PC, Bennett Ring has the kit for you.

Reviews > Systems

Soltek Qbic 3000M

By blank blank, Staff Writers | 00:00 Dec 8, 2003 | Comment Now

One of the first contenders is Soltek, with its i845GE based Qbic mini-barebones system for the Pentium 4.

Reviews > Graphics Cards

Leadtek Quadro FX2000

By Ivon Smith | 00:00 Dec 5, 2003 | Comment Now

Groovy graphics guru Ivon Smith has taken the new Quadro for a spin. Try to excuse the less than complete windshield and missing headlight.

Reviews > Modding & Cooling

Corsair HydroCool200

By Nathan Davis | 00:00 Dec 2, 2003 | Comment Now

Nathan Davis loses control of his hydrocyst over this large liquid gusher

Reviews > Peripherals

Cooler Master -- Wave Master

By Nathan Davis | 00:00 Dec 2, 2003 | Comment Now

‘Whoa man, that's pretty trippy.’ These were among the first words that exclamatorily fell out of our salivating mouths the second we whipped this beauty out of its packaging. ...

Features > Science

Keeping abreast - Fallout #24

By Staff Writers | 00:00 Jan 12, 2004 | Comment Now

Genetic engineering is pretty cool.

News > Lifestyle

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