Gameguru Mania Updated:10:44 AM CEST Sep,20
66 lottery login

91 club

okwin

bdg game

55 club

Playbonus.ca
CONTACT
Please e-mail us if you have news.

(c) 1998-2025 Gameguru Mania
Privacy Policy statement
SEARCH:
 Gameguru Mania News - Feb,22 2007 -  
TechNews - DirectX 10 cards for AGP slot - tech
(hx) 06:50 PM CET - Feb,22 2007 - Post a comment / read (4)
  • Intel to Bring-In 3GHz Quad-Core Chips, 1600MHz Processor Bus - Intel Accelerates 45nm Xeon Schedule, Plans Commercial Availability in 2007. This means that AMD is in big trouble as they thought they would have a 1 year performance window till the next-generation micro architecture Nehalen would come out but this totally ruins their plans.
  • Kingston PC6400CL4 and PC8500CL5 2GB Memory Kits tested - No need to worry about oversized dimensions, or clearance between the modules and your CPU cooler or case edges. This memory will fit any motherboard without hassle.
  • OCZ PC2-8500 Reaper HPC Series - This 2GB dual channel kit features the proprietary OCZ Reaper HPC (Heat Pipe Conduit) heatspreader, engineered to deliver superior silent heat dissipation over traditional heatspreaders.
  • Nvidia plans DirectX 10 cards for AGP slot - Nvidia's GeForce 7600GS will get a new follower, cleverly codenamed G84 AGP. This card will be a Direct X 10 chip aimed at AGP upgrade market, as you have not been able to buy new AGP systems for a while now.
  • Overclocking the GeForce 8800 GTS - This amounts to a 25MHz GPU improvement and a 130MHz RAM improvement; and all for free! Sure, the results did not transform your 8800 GTS into a GTX, but anyway :-)
  • Razer Barracuda AC-1 Gaming Sound Card - This baby features a 7.1 channel output, 24 bit audio technology and unprecedented 117dB SNR (output).
  • Ageia has big plans for PhysX - They have a plethora of plans to popularize its PhysX processing units among gamers and, more importantly, not gamers at all. Their Chief executive Hedge suggests that PhysX will mimic some capabilities of today's latest graphics cards, including the ability to run general-purpose tasks and to run two cards in parallel.
  • Western Digital My Books Get Terabyte Storage, Internet Connections - The 1TB models can use that Gigabit Ethernet connection to connect directly to your router, which then allows you to access your data from anywhere without actually having to turn on your PC.
  • Gateway FPD2485W: 24inch LCD Beauty or Beast? - The FPD2485W isn't a perfect LCD, but it performs very well overall and it is available at a very attractive price. Currently, the FPD2485W.
  • Catalyst 7.2 Comparison - Catalyst Roundup up to Catalyst 6.9
  • Gates: Vista Has Been 'Incredibly Well Received' - Whoa! :-) Well, I don't think people will go out and buy the OS off the retail shelves. I do think people will go buy a new PC with Vista installed. Reason, well because it's the only choice now. The big PC manufacturers are selling PC's with Vista on it.
  • Microsoft's List of Verified Vista Applications - The list is notable for both its brevity and the absence of many applications popular on Windows XP, although Microsoft and analysts said that the majority of XP software can run, albeit with hiccups, on Vista.
  • Vista's UAC security is colour blind - Windows Vista's User Account Control (UAC), a system that Microsoft says makes the new operating system safer from attack, can be spoofed and shouldn't be completely trusted, said a Symantec researcher.
  • Google To Sell Online Software Suite - According to this report, Google will begin selling its online software suite that consists of word processing and spreadsheet software, a calendar and an e-mail app for $50 a year per person.
  • Broadband Britain 'speeding up'  - Broadband gets faster in the UK but some customers are not reaching speeds that firms advertised. The average UK broadband download speed is now 2Mbps, up from 512Kbps three years ago, says thinkbroadband.com.
  • Canon Announces Five New Consumer Cameras - First up are the new PowerShot A570 IS and the PowerShot A560. Both cameras feature 7.1MP image sensors, DIGIC III image processor, 4x optical zoom, 2.5" 115k pixel LCD display and Canon's new Face Detection AF/AE/FE technology
  • Blue-Violet Laser Speeds Up Blu-ray - Gizmodo reports that a Japanese company has just made a blue/violet laser diode capable of writing Blu-ray discs at 10x for double-layer and 2x for four-layer discs.
  • Microsoft to showcase IPTV on Xbox 360 for the first time in Europe at The Connected Home - IPTV on Xbox 360 is expected to be available through select service providers as early as the holiday season in 2007. Some of the world's largest telecommunications service providers have chosen Microsoft IPTV Edition as their IPTV software solution, with scaled commercial deployments currently under way with AT&T, BT Group PLC, Deutsche Telekom, T-Online in France and Swisscom.
  • IBM Engineers Step-in to Help PS3 Game Developers - IBM, one of the creators of the Cell architecture, is stepping in and giving developers tips on how to better harness the PS3 processor. According to Next Generation, IBM engineers are participating at a game developer's workshop at High Moon Studios in Carlsbad, Calif. with other Vivendi Games studios Radical Entertainment and Swordfish to learn the ins and outs of the multi-core Cell.
  • Biologically Inspired Vision Systems - Neuroscientists at MIT have developed a computer model that mimics the human vision system to accurately detect and recognize objects in a busy street scene, such as cars and motorcycles. Such biologically inspired vision systems could soon be used in surveillance systems, or in smart sensors that can warn drivers of pedestrians and other obstacles.
  • Warez Leader Faces 10 Years in Jail - After spending nearly 3 years in a detention center fighting his extradition from Australia, a leader of notorious warez group 'DrinkorDie' was yesterday arraigned before a U.S. District Court to face charges of conspiracy to commit criminal copyright infringement and one count of actual criminal copyright infringement
  • Studio Sues Blogger for Posting Topless Photo of Jennifer Aniston - Hollywood movie studio filed a lawsuit claiming gossip blogger Perez Hilton posted a stolen topless (or here) photograph of Jennifer Aniston on the Web. Heh, wasn't this picture in a French magazine first?
  • $1500 guitar from a $15 IKEA table - IKEA obviously uses some really good wood for their furniture. Well, good for making musical instruments, anyway :-)
  • 300 Brings History to Bloody Life - Zack Snyder talks about his ultraviolent film based on Frank Miller's graphic novel, from its amazing digital effects to its politics
  • Awesome spooky-looking long exposure park-picture - Shot in Rijswijk, The Netherlands. The red glow in the back comes from a traffic light, the stripe over the trees is an airplane. Like it?
  • Computer-Generated Pic Looks Exactly Like a Beautiful Women - check it out
last 10 comments:
djRom(07:06 PM CET - Feb,22 2007 )
That long exposure shot..Is that a ROD??

That picture of a woman..Is nuts, and makes me wonder what goodness awaits for future 3d movies. :)

GO INTEL!!!! :)

Wait..Google is selling something...Oh boy, I hope this doesn't lead to changes in their structure. :(

Viva la AGP!!! :-D

xxxx(09:14 PM CET - Feb,22 2007 )
AGP ya really.. interesting that they will continue to output cards for it. Last I saw in the stores, AGP boards were not that available. Guess there is still enough demand.

xxxx(09:26 PM CET - Feb,22 2007 )
quote:
Whoa! :-) Well, I don't think people will go out and buy the OS off the retail shelves. I do think people will go buy a new PC with Vista installed. Reason, well because it's the only choice now. The big PC manufacturers are selling PC's with Vista on it.

That's only half true. Not everyone buys a Dell, there are lots of manufacturers and the others will sell with XP still. I am still waiting for my free copy to arrive and then I'm only going to go with 32bit unless something in gaming changes, which I am really doubting will. At least not for a couple of years. Then MS will be ready to output their new OS again with DirectX10a or wait, I mean DirectX11. This would be the trend considering DirectX 10 is nothing but DirectX9d with a new name.

xxxx(09:05 PM CET - Feb,23 2007 )
Imagine if AMD went down the tubes and ATI followed....ooooh that would be horrible for PC.... R600 delayed because of strategy?? Yeah... I'm sure that was the reason...

All comments
 Add your comment (free registration required)


Related news:
TechNews - Best CPUs for Gaming: April/May 2020 - tech (May 03 2020)
TechNews - Happy Easter! - tech (Apr 12 2020)
TechNews - MacBook Air 2020 review - tech (Mar 29 2020)
TechNews - Intel Core i3-9100F vs. Ryzen 5 1600 AF - tech (Feb 23 2020)
TechNews - Radeon RX 5600 XT vs. GeForce GTX 1060 - tech (Feb 13 2020)
TechNews - AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT Challenges Nvidia's GTX 1650 - tech (Dec 16 2019)
TechNews - Windows update breaks McAfee, Sophos, Avira, Avast - tech (Apr 22 2019)
TechNews - AirPower Is Dead - tech (Mar 31 2019)
TechNews - Windows 7 Gets DirectX 12 - tech (Mar 23 2019)
TechNews - Windows 10 April 2019 Update Brings Linux File Access - tech (Feb 17 2019)
TechNews - AMD Radeon VII: RTX Killer or Flop? - tech (Feb 08 2019)
TechNews - Windows 10 Mobile Is Officially Dead - tech (Jan 27 2019)
TechNews - HAPPY NEW YEAR 2019 - tech (Jan 01 2019)
TechNews - How Much RAM Do Gamers Need? - tech (Dec 22 2018)
TechNews - Why is the 9900K so hot? - tech (Oct 30 2018)
TechNews - Best Gaming Monitors 2018 - tech (Oct 14 2018)
TechNews - Happy Birthday, Linux! - tech (Aug 26 2018)
TechNews - MacBook Pro Throttling is a Bug - tech (Aug 05 2018)
TechNews - 50 Years of Innovation at Intel - tech (Jul 22 2018)
TechNews - Core i9-9900K 8-Core Coffee Lake - tech (Jul 05 2018)
TechNews - Acer Chromebook Tab 10 - tech (Jun 24 2018)
TechNews - 28-Hour Laptop Battery Life - tech (Jun 16 2018)
TechNews - Edge Beats Chrome Again - tech (May 27 2018)
TechNews - Google Accused Of Faking Duplex AI - tech (May 21 2018)
TechNews - Amazing demo at Google I/0 - tech (May 15 2018)
TechNews - 4GHz CPU Battle: AMD vs Intel - tech (Apr 30 2018)
TechNews - New AMD Ryzen CPUs - tech (Apr 14 2018)
TechNews - Apple launches new $299 iPad - tech (Apr 01 2018)
TechNews - Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus Madness - tech (Mar 24 2018)
TechNews - Cryptocurrencies are killing people - tech (Mar 10 2018)
TechNews - Most Windows 10 PCs running v1709 - tech (Feb 24 2018)
TechNews - VLC 3.0 Released - tech (Feb 14 2018)
TechNews - Best Professional Monitors - tech (Feb 06 2018)
TechNews - Best Graphics Cards (Update) - tech (Jan 28 2018)
TechNews - Best Gaming CPUs - tech (Jan 20 2018)
TechNews - Spectre and Meltdown CPU security flaws - tech (Jan 06 2018)
TechNews - Happy New Year 2018 - tech (Jan 01 2018)
TechNews - Merry Xmas - tech (Dec 24 2017)
TechNews - Toshiba's 14TB HDD available - tech (Dec 09 2017)
TechNews -NVIDIA shows the power of VR - tech (Nov 19 2017)
TechNews - Experts can hack most CPUs - tech (Nov 12 2017)
TechNews - Intel Unveils the Nervana - tech (Oct 29 2017)
TechNews - WiFi Vulnerability Impacts Everything - tech (Oct 17 2017)
TechNews - Bashware Bypass Attack - tech (Sep 17 2017)
TechNews - Why The US Won't Switch To The Metric - tech (Sep 10 2017)
TechNews - Windows 10 Pro for Workstations - tech (Aug 20 2017)
TechNews - Adobe to Retire Flash In 2020 - tech (Aug 06 2017)
TechNews - World of Tanks Using HoloLens - tech (Jul 22 2017)
TechNews - AMD Launches Ryzen PRO CPUs - tech (Jul 09 2017)
TechNews - AMD Takes 10.4% CPU Share - tech (Jul 02 2017)

related cheats/trainer:

no results found


 External links