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Sunday, May 13, 2012

MY DREAM COME TRUE~

    Now my day have been my Dream Come True~ arr.... Make own Personal Computer (PC) huhu..  I was spend more money for make my own pc oOooo... Hard Work and hard study have been 10 year i waiting for my dream.... Now my part was arrive last Yesterday yeah..


MotherBoard Asus M5A99X EVO


 Fuh... This MotherBoard i feel great for

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Thursday, May 10, 2012

Kingston's latest HyperX kits solid, but no overclocker

Review: Kingston delivers quad-channel on a budget - though the HyperX KHX1600C9D3K4/16GX is not the first choice for those looking for good clocks.

 
 While many readers will look at budget components such as the Kingston HyperX kit and scoff, there's a strong market for value kits. Even in enthusiast circles, tracking down memory that does the job without costing a week's pay is commonplace. It's a
 glorious achievement to find budget modules which overclock to the level of significantly more expensive kits. Given the significant outlay of cash when purchasing a quad-channel capable system, one may be forgiven for opting for cheaper memory.


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Micron Announce DDR4 Memory Has Begun Sampling

Standard to be made official by JEDEC this year. We wouldn't expect to upgrade any time soon though...

Micron have officially announced they've pretty much putting the finishing touches on their first DDR4 modules. Initially clocking in at 2.4GHz (dual data rate) scheduled to rise to 3.2GHz the Micron parts are manufactured on 30nm and expected to debut at 1.2v (versus 1.5v for DDR3).  The chip itself is a 512mb one, implying a desktop 'DIMM' size of 4-8GB. While a lot other news sites are (slightly) aburst with this, we do remember that Samsung actually minted the very first DDR4 module last year.

Ok to be honest we just Googled it, but at least we checked:



Either way, this is the penultimate step in a long process aimed at getting faster and lower voltage memory into computers. The standards authority JEDEC began defining DDR4 over a half decade ago and once finalised, official DDR4 production will commence by various manufacturers. Servers, followed by low-voltage applications such as smartphone and tablet processors are expected to be first to snap up the new memory, followed by desktops around 2015.

Extremely keen upgraders could in theory pick up their first part of a 2015 'Broadwell'  based system at the end of this year. For the rest of us, we remain 'stuck' with DDR3, but given both AMD and Intel based systems seem to have an overkill of memory bandwidth right now, we should easily be able to stand the wait. Though 3.2 GHz just sounds awesome.
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 is an amazing piece of hardware

NVIDIA continues the rollout of Kepler and takes on the best AMD can offer with the second highest end single GPU card in its GeForce line up.

 

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670
The folks at Nvidia have been busy little bees this month, offering solutions both above and below the performance of the popular and powerful GTX 680. The GTX 670, Nvidias latest addition to the Kepler family is comprised of 1344 CUDA cores, sports a 256-Bit memory bus, and holds the same 2GB VRAM as the reference GTX 680.
The stock clock Nvidia have chosen for the GTX 670 is a little lower than that of the GTX 680 (to be expected) coming in at 915MHz. This is undoubtedly to keep the cards performance lower - if you crank up the clock to 1GHz like its big brother, there really is only the smallest of differences between the two cards at most resolutions.


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SAPPHIRE HD 7770

The question I always find myself asking is when it comes to my next graphics card purchase, what is more important? Is it processing core count or clock speed? The answer is often not clear with so many options on the market. Especially in the highly contested $150 – 200 price range. AMD has taken a side on the question for now as they are phasing out older cards with a new architecture that may have fewer stream processors, but much higher clock speeds. Today we are putting a card that follows this new trend and they call it the Sapphire HD 7770 GHz Edition OC. Let’s put it through its paces and see if this new approach to performance is the right one.



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Monday, May 7, 2012

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690 Dual-GPU Graphics Card Launch

There are product launches the new dual GPU have been release from NVIDIA and announced
The GTX 690 was teased on the NVIDIA website and social media channels a few weeks ago before press started receiving random crowbar's in the mail and then we had the countdown to Sunday where the product was announced.



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MAPPING BE MY HOME WORK OMG


I think This time i need Time Management... i very tired know i was practical at "SRI KOMPUTER"
at home we also working.. no like previous week i can sleep well but know i can only see laptop screen
and my be my friend also like me doing task that mr. j give us at afternoon... owh... What The Fish owh..maybe this is PRACTICAL STUDENT was really are???......



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Sunday, May 6, 2012

Samsung Galaxy S III - Launch Event WoW


Samsung Galaxy S III Coming Back!!  This are new model from samsung have launch at Earl's Court in London for more detail click here http://www.hardwareheaven.com/news.php?newsid=4090


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