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This is for the last two days of stuff. Heads up!
HardOCP has a review of the KT400 from MSI.
tBreak and nVidia 8x AGP from the Ti4200.
Albatron Ti4200 action at OcPrices.
Soyo P4X400 action at Hexus.
Some variable speed fans at Silent PC Review.
R9700 Lovin at ViperLair.
Active-Hardware and the MSI i845PE.
Another Albatron at OCA.
Something I did a very long time ago. Copying me over and over.
Card Cooler optic mouse @ MTB.
Coolermaster ATC 111-SX1 Aluminum Case Video Review @ 3DGM
This is for the last two days of stuff. Heads up!
HardOCP has a review of the KT400 from MSI.
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This board has an outstanding array of features and is very much the overclocker's friend with a mostly intuitive and highly flexible BIOS to configure. We didn't have any overwhelming problems with it, and the only instabilities we ran into that weren't directly related to over-overclocking the board were with software and not hardware. The onboard 10/100/1000 adapter is a huge plus, and the Firewire and USB 2.0 support make it ideal for media transfer and conversion applications. Once Serial-ATA devices enter the market, this board will become even more useful. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a cornerstone to a video production workstation, gaming machine, or just general all-around system.
tBreak and nVidia 8x AGP from the Ti4200.
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The ASUS V9280S is a good card with a higher than nVidia reference core and clock speed- although we would've liked to see it overclock more. Hitting 300/650 is not bad at all for a Ti4200 but we have seen the older Ti4200s reach higher core and the memory on the ASUS is spec'd at 650, so it would have been nice to see those Copper heatsinks pull at least another 20-30MHz.
Albatron Ti4200 action at OcPrices.
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As you have seen from the benchmarks, this video card leads the other Ti4200s in almost every test due to its higher default clockspeeds. When overclocked to 315/686, it even surpasses the flagship model Ti4600. ThatÂ’s something no other Ti4200 has been able to do as of yet.
Soyo P4X400 action at Hexus.
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Considered in isolation, the SOYO P4X400 DRAGON is a good motherboard, but when considered with respect to the other Pentium 4 chipsets currently on offer, it is decidedly average.
Some variable speed fans at Silent PC Review.
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Temperature controlled fans on heatsinks are not exactly commonplace. They have potential to cool effectively and quietly, but few hardware reviewers take any serious notice. Is it because they don't work?
R9700 Lovin at ViperLair.
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The Radeon 9700 Pro made a mockery out of the benchmarks we've thrown at it today. Whether or not you need it will depend on a lot of things. I've made it very clear in our bottlenecking article that with great video card power, you'd better have the CPU to back it up.
Active-Hardware and the MSI i845PE.
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We were truly blown-away by this board from start to finish. Its rich feature set has no rival in the current market, and it proved itself to be a pleasure to use, and a breeze to operate throughout out tests. And, as if that isn't enough, it's Overclocking performance is excellent, and will allow users to extract every drop of power from their CPUs.
Another Albatron at OCA.
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The Ti4200 GeForce4 is right now pretty much the only option available to the performance crowd not willing to shell out the $350+ for a Radeon 9700, so it sells itself.
Something I did a very long time ago. Copying me over and over.
Card Cooler optic mouse @ MTB.
Coolermaster ATC 111-SX1 Aluminum Case Video Review @ 3DGM