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<p>When AMD was launching the 5700 series last year, I asked AMD whether they were concerned about the pricing gap between the 5700 series and the 5800 series. The MSRP on the 5770 was $159, the MSRP on the 5850 was $259 - there was a $100 price gap, cutting right through the $200 sweet spot. AMD said they weren’t concerned, citing the fact that there were still products like the 4890 to cover that gap.</p>
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<p><span style="font-size: small;">Things have changed since then. AMD hasn’t been getting quite the yield they were hoping for from TSMC’s 40nm process. Meanwhile a lack of pricing competition from NVIDIA has lead everyone in the chain to do some profit-taking that rarely gets to occur. The 5850 is now a $300 card, and the 5770 hovers between $160 and $170. That pricing gap that was $100 has become $130-$140. AMD has a hole.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small;">Today they’re going to try to plug that hole with the Radeon HD 5830, the third and lowest member of the Cypress/5800 family.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small;"><a target="_blank" href="http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=3750">Read more...</a><br />
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This new graphics accelerator fits very logically into the new lineup of ATI solutions. However, it is primarily ATI/AMD pricing strategy in respect to older graphics cards that will determine the marketing success or failure of this newcomer.
<p><span style="font-size: small;">Today we are going to talk about six solutions for cooling 3.5-inch hard disk drives. We will check the cooling efficiency and acoustic performance of products from GlacialTech, Scythe, Tuniq, Xilence and A.C.Ryan.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small;"><a href="http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coolers/display/hdd-silencer-cooler-roundup.html" target="_blank">Read more...</a><br />
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Today we are going to talk about the most powerful top air-cooler employing core-contact technology in its design.
The board we are going to talk about is based on Intel P55 Express chipset and belongs to “Republic of Gamers” series. Are you sure that it will be easy to work with? Let’s find out from our new detailed review! Review updated.
All contemporary Nvidia solutions support PhysX, but in return some of the GPU resources are assigned to physics effects acceleration. Is it possible to avoid performance losses without adding more cards? EVGA’s answer is "yes". We in our turn will try to answer the question if there is an alternative for the owners of ATI Radeon HD solutions.
The launch of the Radeon HD 5000 series has been a noticeably different than other major GPU launches in the last half-decade. Process problems over at TSMC and a lack of a competitive card from NVIDIA has resulted in a level of demand that until this year could not be satiated. Cypress chips were going out the door to stores practically as fast as they came out of the fab, leaving card vendors with too few chips to do custom card lines. What we have seen up until now has been limited to reference cards, with only minor variations such as a different cooler or a BIOS that allows voltage control. The supply of Cypress chips has only finally reached the point where there’s a suitable number of them for card vendors to produce a custom design.
Today Sapphire is launching a pair of Radeon HD 5850 cards: the 5850 Vapor-X and the 5850 Toxic Edition. Both of these cards use a new custom design – a custom PCB, custom chokes, and of course a custom cooler – making the set of them the first custom 5850 on the market. Both are factory overclocked, with the Vapor-X clocking in at 735MHz/1050MHz, and the Toxic at 765MHz/1125MHz, and are otherwise identical. Sapphire tells us that only the Toxic will be launching in North America, while the Vapor-X will be available elsewhere. As such, today we were looking at their 5850 Toxic Edition.
Today we will talk about a graphics accelerator based on the junior graphics processor from ATI Radeon HD 5xxx family – "Redwood".
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<p><a href="http://sayit.ro/index.php?page=856">Synology DS210J</a> este un dispozitiv NAS (network attached storage) ce face parte din categoria SOHO (small office/home office)</p>
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<p> The Symbian Foundation va transforma platforma Symbian smartphone în Open source.</p>
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