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Computex 2005 Day 2 - ULi's new Athlon 64 Chipset, G70, CrossFire & more
Computex 2005 Day 2 - ULi's new Athlon 64 Chipset, G70, CrossFire & more
Date: June 1st, 2005
Topic: Trade Show
Manufacturer: Various
Author: Anand Lal Shimpi
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More G70 Pictures

We were able to get some more pictures of NVIDIA's G70 GPU at the show:

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53 Comments - Last by Tanstafl, 1627 days ago
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No Subject by Waylay00, 1634 days ago
Wow, looks great! Must have A8N-SLI Premium...

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No Subject by Doormat, 1634 days ago
Wow, a PC-based cablecard tuner is being held up by DRM requirements? What a surprise. Mark my words it'll never make it to market. I'd venture to say that we might see CC 2.0 tuners for a closed platform like the Xbox360 or PS3 (to turn it into a Tivo-like device), but never for a standalone PC. The MPAA would have to fall apart before a PC cablecard tuner will be allowed to be sold in the US.

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No Subject by bigboxes, 1634 days ago
That cmos reset button on Abit's front panel is pretty cool, if not somewhat of a gimmick. It just seems that the mobo mfgrs don't bother in asking the customers what we really want. If a mobo has a great bios then it's lacking in controllers or if it has higher DIMM voltage settings then it has ridiculous colors and LEDs.

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No Subject by SynthDude2001, 1634 days ago
That ULi chipset/motherboard with support for both AGP and PCI-Express really caught my eye. It would be a nice upgrade path for those of us still stuck with slower CPU's (Athlon XP in my case), but not quite ready to upgrade our high-end AGP video card yet (6800GT in my case).

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No Subject by flatblastard, 1634 days ago
Whew, that's was a lot of coverage, anand! I'll have to admit though, I was more interested in the vanilla Xpress 200 motherboards than crossfire/r520/g70/blah/blah/yawn.....Did you happen to notice any new Xpress 200 + socket 939 mobos? Even if you didn't have a chance to cover them, I'd be interested to know if you've seen/heard anything new. Well, congratualtions on another job well done.

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No Subject by flatblastard, 1634 days ago
congratualtions=congratulations

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No Subject by plewis00, 1634 days ago
That all looks quite exciting, the thing which caught my eye was the Pentium M XPC. I wonder now if Shuttle do one they'll get it right (Aopen's was cool but no SATA support...). Anyone know the model number for it?

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No Subject by mjz, 1634 days ago
lets see some real world tests done with the gigbyte ram drive :p

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No Subject by semo, 1634 days ago
if the nvidia g70 card is a single slot solution than the rumor that the g70 will burn 150w cannot be true right. anyone know what is the actual power rating for the g70?

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No Subject by erwos, 1634 days ago
So, does this mean the Shuttle SN26P got cancelled? Damn.

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