ASUS A8N32-SLI Review

Jan 07 2006 @ 07:10PM by jimmy

Tweaktown takes a look at one of the hottest Athlon 64 SLI board's on the market manufactured by Asus.

"There isn?t a lot of motherboards on the market that enthusiast users think are truly capable of holding their special Athlon 939 processors ? be it an Athlon 64/FX or newly released Opteron. The few motherboards that sit highly in a lot of overclockers mind is small and is really only dominated by two manufacturers right now: ASUS with their A8N-SLI Premium and newly released A8N32-SLI Deluxe and the other is DFI with their LANPARTY UT nF4 Ultra D and nF4 SLI-DR which has just been replaced by the SLI-DR Expert."

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AMD talks up its digital home vision

Jan 07 2006 @ 06:54PM by jimmy

"AMD believes that only one PC is really needed to be at the centre of the digital home. This PC stores photos, music and video, and then feeds CE devices such as set top boxes. By embracing open standards, AMD hopes to create an ecosystem of interoperable devices that all work together. In a way, Intel is trying to do the same thing by guaranteeing the inter-operability of Viiv devices - but AMD isn't about to slap it's logo all over products from companies that buy into the Live! programme."

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AMD party so secret no one showed up

Jan 07 2006 @ 06:50PM by jimmy

AMD KEEPS SECRETS so well that apparently no one showed up for its NDA 'party' to unveil the widely known FX60. The press was outnumbered ...

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