lanoc.org - 10/28/2009
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*Our 200 th Review!* Most video card manufactures stick to the reference design’s from Nvidia and ATI. Sparkle and international graphics card manufacture that has been pushing into the US recently has a product line called Calibre. The Calibre line is perfect for enthusiasts who are looking ...
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The latest happenings from around the web - 28/10/2009 Motherboard - ASUS Maximus III Gene P55 Motherboard @ Vortez UK - Intel DP55KG P55 Lynnfield Motherboard @ PC Perspective Video/Monitor - Value Meets Performance: HD 4890 Cards from Gigabyte and MSI @ Hardware Canucks - LanOC's 200th Review - Sparkle Calibre X265 @ LANOC - Old games in maximum quality on Radeon HD 5870, Part 2 @ PCGamesHardware - XFX HD 5850 @ Overclockers Club - XFX Radeon HD 5770 Video Card @ Benchmark Reviews Audio/Media - A.C.Ryan PlayOn! DVR TV @ ...
Sparkle Calibre X265
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... Sparkle Calibre X265 Most video card manufactures stick to the reference designs from Nvidia and ATI. Sparkle and international graphics card manufacture that has been pushing into the US recently has a product line called Calibre. The Calibre line is perfect for enthusiasts who are looking for better overclocking and/or quieter video cards. Today I have the chance to take a look at the Sparkle Calibre X265, a GeForce 260 with a slick looking cooling solution and a performance bump. http://lanoc.org/review/hardware/vid...e-calibre-x265
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Tech Roundup - October 29, 2009
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Thursday Sampler
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We just published our latest review, but what's happening on the rest of the web? Today's Sampler touches upon Graphics Cards, Motherboards, Cooling and Cases, and Consumer Electronics. Graphics Cards: -Sparkle Calibre X265 @ LanOC -XFX HD 5850 @ ...
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