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Asus shows off ROG Strix RTX 2080

Costs £1,000.

21-8-18 // 2:05p.m.

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Review We Happy Few Review

Brand of bothers.

21-8-18 // 2:00p.m.

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HTC announces Vive Wireless Adapter pre-order date

Powered by Intel's WiGig.

21-8-18 // 11:31a.m.

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Twitch Prime users to lose advert-free streaming benefit

Amazon pushes users to Twitch Turbo.

21-8-18 // 11:19a.m.

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Review AMD Radeon HD 6950 1GB Review

AMD's latest is an HD 6950 on a diet, boasting just 1GB of GDDR5 but with a price to match.

11-2-11 // 11:48a.m.

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Review Silverstone Grandia GD03 Review

Looking for a mid-priced, capacious case for a media PC? We check out the Grandia GD03, another box of brushed aluminium chique from the chaps at SilverStone, which features handy touches such hot-swappable hard disk bays and removable dust filters.

21-1-10 // 8:35a.m.

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Researchers create new thermal material

Researchers at IFAM in Germany create a new thermal material for cooling silicon by adding diamond powder to copper.

9-4-09 // 1:05p.m.

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Sparkle coats GPU coolers with diamond-like carbon

Graphics company claims that a coating of diamond-like carbon can knock 5°C off the GPU temperature

17-2-09 // 1:16p.m.

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Review How TIM Works & How To Apply It Correctly

When you're building your own system, it's important to understand what is happening inside. One thing that's often overlooked is thermal interface material - a simple concept, but one that's often misunderstood. We explain how it works and share some tips to help you get the best out of your system.

16-2-09 // 7:49a.m.

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Review Nvidia (Zotac) GeForce GTX 285 1GB

Nvidia launched its 55nm update to the GeForce GTX 280 at CES and we're now able to disclose how that card performs. The new Nvidia GeForce GTX 285 boasts higher clock speeds and lower power consumption, but is the price right? Let's find out.

16-1-09 // 10:41a.m.

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Noctua Competition winners announced

We had over 750 entries into the competition to win Noctua goodies, but only a few of you can win...

15-7-08 // 6:02p.m.

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Review Thermalright vs Zerotherm: Cooler Faceoff

We test two 120mm heatsinks designed for the hardcore enthusiast to determine which one dons the crown in this cooler faceoff. How will the widely praised Thermalright Ultra 120 eXtreme compare to the Zerotherm Nirvana NV120 on the bit-tech grill? Let's find out...

4-1-08 // 8:08a.m.

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Review Gigabyte Odin GT 800W PSU

The Gigabyte Odin GT is not just another 800W PSU with a blue fan - it has software control, thermal probes and fan monitoring built in. They're all good features, but is the unit itself good enough to make you buy one?

15-10-07 // 12:17p.m.

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More Penryn details revealed

HKEPC has managed to get its hands on a low-end 45nm Wolfdale processor and has revealed some interesting info on the upcoming Penryn processor family.

6-8-07 // 3:00p.m.

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Thermal analysts examine Xbox 360

Japanese thermal design experts take apart an old Xbox 360 and one which has been repaired this year to check just what's going on inside Microsoft's beige box.

6-8-07 // 2:09p.m.

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ThermalRight demos heatsink chassis

COMPUTEX 2007: ThermalRight has quite possibly won the award for the biggest heatsink at this year's show...

6-6-07 // 3:38p.m.

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ThermalRight Teams up to create crazy memories

CEBIT 2007: Team Group showed us the fruits of its collaboration with leading heatsink manufacturer, ThermalRight, today - did you ever wonder if your heatspreaders were big enough?

16-3-07 // 6:47a.m.

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