And it doesn't stop there though, even the nice phat 1 GB graphics memory is clocked higher at 4200 MHz.

This is seriously one of the best Radeon HD 4890 cards we ever tested.

Check out our review right here.

So this sneak preview is merely a quickie session with photo's about Gigabyte's P55 offering.

Meet and greet the Gigabyte P55 UD4P motherboard.

You can find this article right here:
http://www.guru3d.com/article/gigabyte-p55-motherboard-preview-p55ud4p/

The ISGC-V320 is a true masterpiece of Thermaltake’s R&D team. Its foremost feature, as a matter of course, is its surprising silence which it inherited from the original ISGC Fan. The ISGC-V320 is equipped with two 120 mm ISGC fans. Users can adjust the fan speed from 800 to 1300RPM according to their needs. Broad compatibility of the ISGC-V320 greatly enhances its convenience factor. Supported are the last graphics cards such as the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 and ATI Radeon HD 4890. 5 heatpipes in combination with a large dissipation surface ensure best performance under high stress. With these powerful parts, ISGC-V320 can easily take loads of up to 320W.

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This benchmark requires an OpenGL 2.0 compliant graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce 5/6/7/8 (and higher), AMD/ATI Radeon 9600 (and higher) or a S3 Graphics Chrome 400 series with the latest graphics drivers.

The startup interface allows you to tweak the benchmark features such as:

• Benchmark mode or stability test mode (for overclockers)
• Fullscreen or windowed for each type of run mode
• Window size selection (standard or custom)
• MSAA samples selection
• Benchmarking parameters: time based or frames based
• Contest Mode

• New: FurMark is now able to get detailed data from GPU-Z (if GPU-Z is running). In both Stability Test mode,
  GPU-Z is used to display additional information (GPU core clock, memory clock, GPU temperature and power consumption).
  In Benchmarking mode, GPU-Z is used to retrieve GPU core clock, memory clock, VDDC and VDDC current. Some data (like
  VDDC and VDDC current) is only available on some graphics cards (like the GeForce GTX 280).
• New: In Benchmarking mode, you can now send your score to your Twitter account (this gadget is experimental).
• New: the main GUI is now always available so you can fire up several tests without the need to start again the application.
• New: main GUI (graphical user interface) settings are now saved and are re-used.
• New: in Stability Test mode, each GPU has now its own temperature graph.
• New: in Stability Test mode, you can enable/disable the display of information the I key.
• New: in Stability Test mode, you can enable/disable the fur rendering with the SPACE key.
• New: added new standard resolutions: 800×600 and 1920×1080.
• Change: main startup GUI reorganization.
• Change: improved OpenGL rendering context creation.
• Change: log file renamed to FurMark_xxx.log
• Bugfix: GPU min temperature in temperature graph is now correctly updated.
• Bugfix: in multithreading management.

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The fighter jet seat, above, comes from an F-4, while there’s also a B-52 model that, as you might guess, comes from the bomber.  Ergonomically they lack a few of the accepted niceties – such as usable arm-rests – but Motoart do also offer a C-130 Navigator’s chair which is a whole lot more adjustable.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, prices for the chairs are by-application only, and given Motoart say they’re all limited-edition you’re probably looking at something in excess of a Herman-Miller Aeron.  The company also makes aeronautical desks and other furniture.

The Thermaltake PW880i is a powerful liquid cooling solution for the core of your PC- the CPU. With a 24cm radiator equipped with two 14cm fans, Thermaltake PW880i is the ideal device for efficient heat dissipation. The solid CPU water block is made of pure copper with delicate brazing technology. Supporting most mainstream CPU sockets such as Intel LGA1366 and AMD AM3, the PW880i sports excellent cooling performance for demanding users and overclockers alike. As the tank and pump can be placed outside the chassis it offers two practical advantages: you gain more space within the case itself and maintenance is made easier and more convenient.

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"She's not interested in settling," lawyer Joe Sibley told CNET News. "That's one of the main arguments--that the damages are disproportionate to any actual harm."

Thomas-Rasset publicly refused to pay the sizable damages, as each of the 24 copyright infringements carries a price of approximately $80,000. In a separate suit, lead lawyer Kiwi Camara is going after the RIAA for allegedly violating anti-racketeering laws by intimidating defendants into accepting settlements, rather than face legal costs of a lengthy court process.

The RIAA allegedly offered to settle the first case for $25,000, although it is unclear how much the association is seeking for the retrial. Thomas-Rasset's lawyers indicated she would be unwilling to accept the terms of any settlement that required admitting guilt or paying money.

"The defendant can, of course, exercise her legal rights," said RIAA spokesman Jonathan Lamy. "But what's increasingly clear, now more than ever, is that she is the one responsible for needlessly prolonging this case and refusing to accept any responsibility for the illegal activity that two juries decisively found her liable for."

The attorneys must first file a notice of appeal before proceeding to the next step.

• The device stops charging
• Display dims
• Weak cellular signal
• Temperature warning screen appears with the message "iPhone needs to cool down before you can use it" (see image below)

Apple claims leaving the device in a car on a hot day or using it in direct sunlight for long periods of time can cause the temperature warning. According to the company using battery heavy applications such as GPS and listening to music in direct sunlight will trigger the warning.

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Arctic MX-3 specifications:

• Thermal conductivity: 8.2W/mK
• Viscosity: 875 poise
• Density: 2.32g/cm³
• Net weight: 4g

As an upgraded version of the award-winning ARCTIC MX-2, the performance of the ARCTIC MX-3 outranges other well-known thermal compounds clearly. This new compound is composed of carbon microparticles which lead to an extremely high thermal conductivity – 8.2 W/mK. It guarantees that heat from the CPU or GPU can be dissipated quickly and efficiently.

Tested and proven, by using the ARCTIC MX- 3, the CPU core temperature is 7°C and 2.5°C lower than using stock compound and other branded ones respectively. It shows how significant a high performance thermal compound can be to reduce the temperature. Such excellent cooling result is surely what every overclocker and gamer is looking for. The ARCTIC MX-3 is the easiest way to push the overclockability further!

Safer. Better.
The ARCTIC MX-3 is a metal-free, non-electrically conductive compound which does not cause any damage of the components if it is accidentally spilled out on them. It eliminates any risks of short circuit and provides more protection to the CPUs, graphic cards and other applications between power semiconductor components and heatsinks. The ARCTIC MX-3 is a truly hassle-free premium thermal compound you can rely on.

PR - Now you can get the power, performance and stability of the EVGA X58 motherboards, in a compact size with the EVGA X58 Micro motherboard! This motherboard is based on the same award winning formula of the EVGA X58 motherboard lineup, but now in a mATX form factor. Perfect for any home theater or Lan Party rig!

In addition to the overclocking features that make EVGA boards unique; the EVGA X58 Micro also offers full support for 2-way SLI, 6 DDR3 memory slots and an onboard temperature monitor meaning you can get the full features and performance of a high end gaming rig, in a small space!

Power: The Intel® X58 Express allows for the fastest platforms on earth. With Hyper –Threading, Turbo Boost, Triple Channel memory support and QuickPath Interconnect Technology the X58 platform will allow you to unlock performance that was never thought possible.

Performance: Being Micro ATX, doesn’t mean that you need to sacrifice performance. EVGA gives you full range of overclocking features including: EVGA VDroop Control, EVGA E-LEET support, enthusiast BIOS options and of course SLI.

Stability: EVGA took the already stable and mature X58 platform and made it mATX. With solid state capicators, passive heatsink design, and award winning EVGA support the X58 Micro is the perfect board for anyone looking for Power, Performance and Stability!

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But this rig .. well check it out ... Danger Den blocks and liquid cooling, BFG graphics cards, ASUS Rampage II motherboard, WDC drives in RAID, Core i7 975 at 4.3 GHz.  The last thing I heard from the CEO was ' It does 35.500 points in Vantage !!'. Anyway, as always, let the photo's tell the story as we snagged some for you.

Check out the thumbnails you guys, and be amazed. That is a fairly sick build.

Learn more about Smooth Creations here.

The MSI 760GTM-P33 targets the professional market. Not only is this mainboard Windows 7 Ready, it is also WHQL certified. Additionally, for data security, MSI’s 760GTM-P33 also supports business level encryption technology—TPM. Just connect the TPM key and your confidential data will be stored very safe via the TPM technology.

It’s also HD quality with 1080p and features both DVI and HDMI ports for greater flexibility. Gaming consoles and your Blu-ray player can be connected while you’re still hooked up to your computer, which is super convenient.

Other specs include a TN panel, a 2ms pixel response time, a matte finish and a 80,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. You can get the Alienware OptX AW2210 now for $299.

Also included is a clock with an alarm, an AM/FM radio tuner and more. It’s pretty basic when it comes to output, but the added Einstein crazy lightning ball on top is what this gadget is all about anyway. You can get the Einstein Sound Master Photon Ball iPod Dock for $34.99.