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SLI cable.



The interesting wares.



http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/comp...5/day0/p12.htm


This one caught my attention for it’s layout and the pcmcia slot. Perhaps industrial usage.


Essentially a two CPU solution.


BTX from Asus.


ATOP. AGP to PCI bridge card.

ABIT’s stuff.
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/comp...05/day2/p5.htm


Niffy little package by abit which doesn’t look cheesy.

http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/comp...05/day2/p6.htm

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The idea of reseting the cmos from a switch outside the casing ain’t new, but this is a masterful stroke.


A liquid metal cooling solution.

http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/comp...05/day4/p2.htm


Big.

http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/comp...5/day4/p10.htm


Bigger. You get the drift.

http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/comp...5/day3/p10.htm






Interesting notes would also include XGI Volari 8300
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/comp...05/day3/p3.htm
Geil DDR400 cas 1.5
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/comp...05/day4/p7.htm
and their DDR2 running at 1066
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/comp...05/day4/p8.htm
Adata Vitesta FB-Dimm
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/comp...5/day4/p14.htm


Notes on the layout. It’s kinda of messy with over 7 pages each day. If you are trying to achieve the newspaper style. You might want to invest in a publisher kind of program. The formatting could cater for more comments at the side instead of at the bottom.
I just realize this when I’m doing the read thru of this post… that it look eerily similar to what the news section is having. Hmm.. guess what caught my attention is the usual headlines too.

[Astute33]

Wow, that was quite a bunch of new stuff coming out... Finally finished reading the whole coverage.

There are several new and innovative items, the more glamorous ones should be the graphics cards and the fanless cooling systems.

However, the single item which really caught my eye would be the Gigabyte I-RAM Memory drive. A system runs as fast as the slowest device, and in most situation, the harddisk is usually the slowest device in the system. If they can really make the Memory drive affordable enough for the mass market, it should be the item to really look out for.

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It runs off SATA

[Astute33]

Using memory as hard drive should fully max out the SATA/SATA 2 interface as opposed to conventional harddisk which can only do short burst depending on the cache. 4GB is enough for OS and some basic applications.