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Hardware Roundup: Thursday Edition
Overclockers Club news Feed —
Checking out things around the web today turned up reviews of several items including NZXT's Zero 2 full-tower chassis (reviewed by OCC here). Moving on to CPU coolers, we get a look at the Silent Spirit from Gelid that weighs in at only 370g, much smaller than many of its counterparts. We also have a chance to check out the Thermaltake SpinQ cooler (reviewed by OCC here) which is a lot bigger and weighs 667g. Our roundup also turned up a pair of power supplies from Enermax and Tuniq along with Nvidia's GeForce 3D Vision glasses (also reviewed by OCC here).
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Nvidia goes stereoscopic with GeForce 3D Vision
Madshrimps News RSS Feed —
... Would you put on funny glasses in order to play games if they added depth to the display? This question may be the litmus test of a true geek.
http://techreport.com/articles.x/16313 ...
Thursday Evening Roundup
TweakTown's News RSS Feed —
... Roundup Published: February 6, 2009, 11:00 am Author: Steve Dougherty The latest happenings from around the web - 05/02/2009 Motherboard - EVGA X58 SLI motherboard @ HardwareOC - X58 Showdown: ASUS Rampage II Extreme vs. MSI Eclipse @ Hot Hardware Memory - Corsair Dominator 3x2GB PC3-12800 C8 DDR3 Memory @ Hardware Canucks - Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600MHz CL9 @ InsideHW Video/Monitor - Nvidia goes stereoscopic with GeForce 3D Vision @ Tech Report - XFX GeForce 9800 GT 512MB XXX Edition @ bit-tech - Windows Vista versus ...
Tech Roundup - February 6, 2009
Techgage News —
... NVIDIA GeForce 3D Vision - Tech Report
Samsung Syncmaster 2243BW 22" LCD Monitor - PC Stats
Sapphire Toxic HD 4870 512MB- Tweaknews ...
Nvidia goes stereoscopic with GeForce 3D Vision
CPU3D.com / News Feed —
The GeForce 3D Vision package comes with two main components: a pair of glasses and a little, black, pyramid-shaped doohickey that happens to be an IR transmitter. Both of these devices plug into the computer via a USB cable. The glasses plug in only for the purpose of charging. Otherwise, they're wireless and won't keep you tethered to your PC, thank goodness. The IR transmitter must remain connected to the PC, of course, because it's what sends signals to the glasses. [image] Source: Tech Report The 3D Vision scheme creates the impression of depth by showing different images to the right and left eyes, with the image for each ...
