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    Sandy Bridge-E and MSI X79 Preview 

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    Zaid
    Published on 1st October 2011 10:04 AM
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    Earlier Guru3d revealed some details about Intel's upcoming Core i7-3960X line of processors; the i7 2700 Sandy Bridge E and X79 platform. Its set to be released this November. So far performance wise Intel's first Generation i7's based on the X58 platform has been the biggest competitor to Sandy Bridge; while most users who are still on the X58 platform and looking for higher performance, a 6 Core i7 970X/980X/990X would have been the perfect upgrade over a 4 core i7 2600K, but it seems those days are now numbered. As the preview goes into more detail and talks about the Sandy Bridge E Processor having 6 Cores, all running at 5GHz. Below are some pictures that were later taken down by Grue3D that shows the LGA 2011 / X79 Platform in action on a MSI based board.



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    Turtle Beach Ear Force PX5 

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    ~!GODzMASK!~
    Published on 9th March 2011 03:34 PM     Number of Views: 1509 
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    Turtle Beach Ear Force PX5


    The PX5 is the most technologically-advanced headset ever designed for PS3 and XBOX 360 gaming, incorporating a programmable digital signal processor to allow independent customization of the chat, game and microphone signals. Custom presets stored in the headset can be selected during specific parts of the game to emphasize sounds like footsteps or reloads that might otherwise be difficult to hear. It can even be programmed to disguise your voice or to enhance the voices of online players so you can hear them more clearly during intense parts of the game.
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    Fake XFX and Real XFX - Know your card in Bangladesh 

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    Zaid
    Published on 9th March 2011 12:08 PM     Number of Views: 1321 
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    China is famous for the production of fake hardware, replica phones, mp3 players and what not. And like many Chinese products, it's made of cheap and sometimes bad quality parts, which fails miserably within used extensively for a short period of time. Sometimes these products are packaged and marketed after a well known brand, but they are not really produced by the original brand itself.

    Recently a number of people had some bad experience with XFX cards in Bangladesh. Today let me talk to you about the XFX GTX 460, a card that only existed in Asia. Read on as we try to unravel the truth behind this sideshow and answer some questions.
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    Top 19 Graphics Cards in the World Today! 

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    Zaid
    Published on 11th February 2011 04:28 PM     Number of Views: 988 
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    Today, the graphics card is the leading light of any PC Gamers Computer. Sometimes it’s hard to justify spending over $500 just to get a single game like Crysis to run at full settings. However, that's just what a lot of us have been doing over the past few years.

    Considering the present nature of console ports in the games industry today, on top of the relative age of the current generation of consoles; it means that often a lot the latest PC games aren't going to push the fastest GPUs to their limits. To the end user the options are huge, that’s why today I am writing a guide to the top 19 fastest and greatest graphics cards in the world.

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    ~!Razer Onza Tournament Edition!~ 

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    ~!GODzMASK!~
    Published on 10th February 2011 08:53 AM     Number of Views: 864 
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    Razer has cut its chops in the PC gaming peripheral scene for more than 10 years. The company is famous for its mice, but it has been steadily expanding into related categories--keyboards, headphones, speakers, and more. The Onza, however, represents the company's first foray into the console scene, and it's unlike any other controller we've ever seen. Two big features set it apart from a sea of me-toos: analog sticks with adjustable tension and mouse-button-style action buttons. The Onza is available in two flavors: the $50 (€50, £50) Tournament Edition and the $40 (€40, £40) standard edition, and both should be available shortly in both the US and Europe, with a GAME-exclusive March launch planned in the UK.
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