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We've finally got our hands on an Eyefinity Edition card from ATI, and six screens to use it with. We take the kit for a test drive to see how good it is for 6-screen gaming and whether the future is multi-monitor.
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For our March 2010 PC Hardware Buyers Guide we've seen a few subtle changes in among our recommendations, but most notably we've had to accommodate price fluctuations in places. How has this changed our five PCs? Check in to find out.
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We take a look at the beta of Blizzard's long awaited StarCraft 2 to see how the game has changed. Do fans actually want anything new with StarCraft 2, or is a high-res remake more than enough for the hardcore?
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This ASRock micro-ATX LGA1156 motherboard is one of the cheapest we've seen, and it has some odd but novel features: a Good Night LED? With a loaded BIOS loaded and some interesting overclocking results, we show you what the H55M Pro can do.
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We continue our coverage of CeBIT 2010 by taking a look at the new batch of high end motherboards, digital streamers, gold PSUs, new Sandforce SSDs, and the latest top end chassis from Cooler Master.
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With plenty of zombies, a World War I setting and solid FPS action, nobody can accuse The Lost Company of being out of sync with the latest trends. We take a look at the standalone expansion to Necrovision to see if that's a good thing or not, or whether we'd rather be caught dead than playing this.
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The third in a series that, if we're honest, we'd never heard of until they appeared on Steam recently, Star Wolves 3 looked promising: a blend of RPG and RTS, you travel through space, shooting and exploring and building up your fleet. Does the game deliver on this promise?
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We're here at CeBIT in Germany to see all the hardware, gizmos and gadgets you will be buying in the next few months. Check out Asus' new £1,000 graphics card, a 4GB card from XFX, more Fermi details and new cases from Antec and a mecha-spider PC from Lian Li.
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We take a look some of the best projects on on our forum that we've seen throughout the month of February. Make sure you vote for your favourite in this latest instalment of Mod of the Month.
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He may have been short and French, but Napoleon was still a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield. Can the collective might of bit-tech possibly stand up to the diminutive invader? We jump into Sega's Napoleon: Total War to find out once and for all!
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