
The German cooling solution provider Noiseblocker is said to be preparing a new CPU cooler, the Twintec. The upcoming cooler features not only two U-shaped copper heatpipes, but also a large 25.5mm Super-Conductor pipe in the center.
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More than one month ago we learned that NVIDIA was working on something called GeForce GT230, but our information sources tell us there might be some changes in the branding strategy.
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Introduction
NVIDIA Debut its 3D Vision at CES 2009 back in January, and many users were impressed with the amazing stereoscopic 3D experience. But the catch is the high price – the GeForce 3D Vision Bundle (3D glasses plus LCD display) costs as much as $598, keeping many interested people away.
But now, we have another affordable option – 3D Vision Discover, which is much cheaper and also easy to use.

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Back in July NVIDIA released its first SLI Profile patch, and now the patch gets an update. This version should be used with v190.62 WHQL display driver, and adds support for the following PC games:
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With nearly forty years experience in CPU manufacturing, Intel is still holding a whopping 80% of the global CPU market to date. But a recent post at Engadget indicates that several Japanese chipmakers have teamed up to challenge Intel’s domination.
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Thermaltake has just introduced a fashionable-looking mini-ITX chassis – Element Q, which claims to be an ideal choice for small systems built on Intel’s Atom and NVIDIA’s ION platforms.
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