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ATI CrossFire Preview

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Graphics | 2nd Jun 2005

Earlier this week, ATI announced its rival to NVIDIA's SLI technology, dubbed CrossFire. Here, we give you an introduction to the technology behind the dual graphics solution from the Canadians.

Take a look in here for an index to all our show-floor Computex coverage this year. Now includes: dual-chip graphics cards, DDR RAM hard disks, G70 pictures, CrossFire, motherboards with three graphics slots... Now with added Nvidia integrated graphics chipset and AMD BTX board!

XFX XGear Gamepads

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Gaming | 1st Jun 2005

Fed up of playing Need For Speed on your keyboard? Can't hang with your console-owning mates on Tony Hawks? XFX have a couple of new cut-price gamepads that could be just the ticket.

Arisetek Accent case

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Cases | 30th May 2005

We take a look at this full-size home theatre case from Arisetek. The Accent is a full-size ATX case that will look great on your A/V rack.

Capturing a new audience

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Columns | 28th May 2005

In this week's column, Wil Harris discusses Intel's decision to introduce its dual core Pentium D processors at very affordable prices. It is becoming obvious that Intel is looking for new markets, and has the mainstream user in sight.

Preview: IWILL ZMAXd2 SLI SFF

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Hardware | 25th May 2005

IWILL have upped the power stakes with their latest SFF box sporting not only dual AMD Opteron processors, but also NVIDIA SLI. We take a sneak peak at the mean, green machine ahead of Computex next week.

Watford Aries 6435 system review

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Hardware | 25th May 2005

In our first ever review of a full-system, we take a look at a mid-range PC from Watford, designed specifically to be upgradeable and appealing to modders.

AMD and Lucasfilm: Making Episode III

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Bits | 24th May 2005

With Episode III achieving popular and critical acclaim, we talk to AMD and Lucasfilm about the computer technology that has enabled the animatics for Revenge of the Sith to be taken to the next level.

Domination - hardware gaming review

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PC | 23rd May 2005

We take a look at the new title from developers Wargaming.net, Domination. Building on the Massive Assault universe, Domination is a turn-based strategy wargaming title. We take a look at how good the game is, and also look at how well it plays on different PC hardware.

NVIDIA's SLI Pt. 5: Tying loose ends

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Graphics | 21st May 2005

We collect our thoughts, together with NVIDIA and its partner's thoughts, in an editorial that looks at the raw deal that some buyers might be getting if they choose to buy one card now, and another later. We also sum up our conclusions from the week of SLI coverage.

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