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MSI P4N Diamond & Gigabyte GA-8N-SLI

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Hardware | 29th Jul 2005

Richard Swinburne has been busy with two NForce 4 SLI Intel Edition motherboards from MSI and Gigabyte. Are either boards worth considering over Intel's well-established chipset line up, or instead of an AMD-based SLI motherboard? We have the answers for you right here.

Bet on Soldier - hands on

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PC | 28th Jul 2005

We try out Bet on Soldier, a new FPS that supports Shader Model 3 and the Ageia PhysX PPU. It sports a funky new gameplay mechanic based around betting, but is it any good? We give you our initial impressions of the game based on early code.

Why doesn't anything work?

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Columns | 27th Jul 2005

Given technology is designed to make our lives easier, how often do you sit there pleading for something inanimate to work?

Black & White 2: new screenshots

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PC | 26th Jul 2005

If you haven't seen the sequel to one of the most original games ever, you're missing out. Black & White is back with improved gameplay and improved graphics. We have some new screenshots inside, as well as some info on the new gameplay features.

A bluffer's guide to Shader Models

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Hardware | 25th Jul 2005

Stupified by shaders? Finding pixels perculiar and vertices vexing? Check out our guide to shaders, which will explain all the complex details in a nice and simple manner.

Scan 3XS Hoojum CUBIT 5 Media Center

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Hardware | 25th Jul 2005

Scan delivers a Media Center system... that looks like a toaster? Sporting a 3.2GHz Pentium 4 it could probably toast any food product you like, but it's also a capable media machine.

GECUBE X800 XL 512MB SilenCool

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Graphics | 22nd Jul 2005

Looking for a completely silent gaming system? Need a video card? How much memory do you need on a high-end video card these days? We have a look at GECUBE's Radeon X800 XL 512MB SilentCool Edition and investigate whether 'more is better'. Find out inside...

Spy shots: Alienware Star Wars

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Bits | 21st Jul 2005

We have a few first-hand shots of the new Alienware Star Wars system - the Force is strong with this one... even if it is the Dark Side version.

Games - what are they worth?

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Columns | 21st Jul 2005

It's that old chestnut again - the price of games. However, we have some new ideas about how games could, or should be priced - based on graphics features, or digital downloads, or production qualities. Do any of them float your boat?

ViewSonic VX924

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Hardware | 20th Jul 2005

Want a new monitor for gaming? Think that LCDs can't handle your hardcore abilities? Check out this new 19" flat panel from Viewsonic, which sports a 4ms response time.

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