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Earlier news here ======================================= 10/23/02 - MSI KT4 KT400 motherboard review Brainbox, the buzy Korean hardware site, has a KT4 review on one long page loaded with good photos that can be easily magnified. Reach the page here and check for more great KT4 links and reviews here ======================================= 10/23/02 - Acer put Athlon XP in Aspire 1300 Acer just released a notebook that offers the choice between Athlon XP 1400+ or 1800+. The beast includes a DVD or DVD/CDRW combo, 4X AGP graphics and 14.1 or 15 GXA TFT screen. The complete specification and several photos can be admired here ======================================= 10/23/02 - Athlon XP 2800+ vs Pentium 4 at 2.8GHz TT-Hardware from France made this review a while ago that we simply missed. It's now included in our XP 2800+ Special page situated here while the Google made translation awaits for your visit here! ======================================= 10/23/02 - Is AMD ready to hit enterprise space (II) Mario Rodriques, in part II of AMD saga, is giving more examples of AMD seduction potential toward corporate like Rackspace, Boeing, Cray, DaimlerChrysler, and many more that are heavily relying on AMD products for the most demanding tasks and Mario is rendering, with a very high accuracy that shows a rare knowledge about AMD, the most intimate details. A definite must read at the inquirer here until Part III on Friday... ======================================= 10/23/02 - Intel new 300mm plant in Mexico Intel on Wednesday said it started production at its $2 billion expansion of its semiconductor manufacturing plant in New Mexico, part of the chipmaker's long-term modernization effort. Read headlines here ======================================= 10/23/02 - Athlon XP 2200+ Thoroughbred review This review from Russia with love is coming from a very romantic site named Composter! Facing two Intel Pentium at 2.2 and 2.8GHz, Athlon XP 2200+ is doing very well as you will discover here. More Athlon XP 2200+ reviews are also waiting here ======================================= 10/23/02 - Gigabyte GA-7VAXP KT400 board review Tweakers from Australia put their hands on this KT400 motherboard and found it good enough to grab 9.5 on 10 and some flattering comments: "the GA-7VAXP from Gigabyte has to be one of the most feature rich boards on the market". Read the whole review here and make a visit to the 7VAXP Special page we have here ======================================= 10/23/02 - RSA Security and AMD to collaborate RSA Security Inc., the most trusted name in e-security, today announced they are collaborating with AMD to deliver optimized encryption software for current AMD Athlon processors and upcoming AMD processors based on Hammer technology. Read PR here and more here ======================================= 10/23/02 - EPoX 8K9A2+ KT400 mainboard review OCworkbench has the review that generally follows the gallery (yesterday) and today the board is facing Gigabyte 7VAXP and Abit AT7 Max2 for an ultimate KT400 combat where after 11 pages it doesn't come out victorious: "In our tests, the overall performance of this board is average. We tested the board using a Corsair XMS3200 CAS 2.5 DDR400 module and ran it at the DDR333 spec speed". Read the full review here and visit our EPoX 8K9A2+ Special page here ======================================= 10/23/02 - Biostar M7VIK KT400 mainboard review Steve and daughter from BurnOutPC are thoroughly testing this fresh Biostar KT400 and the result is a long article with good tips and interesting photos: "Next time you are at the computer store, looking for the most reasonably priced, option packed, and stable board, I suggest that you take a look at Biostar M7VIK". Read the entire test here and jump to our M7VIK Special here ======================================= Older news here - Comments, suggestions, links here |
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