Something a little different. It’s not PC related at all really but at least it’s a bit gadgety and should still make for half decent reading. I also felt sorry for other potential Canyon iphone holder buyers as there are no reviews out there and very little information in general. So here it is a review of an iphone holder that straps onto the handlebars of your bike!
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Back in November of last year I reviewed the Gigabyte GA-MA785GM-US2H motherboard and was relatively impressed. The ASUS M4A785D-M Pro is another one of these micro-ATX boards offering the AMD 785G chipset. It comes in at around the same price give or take a fiver, so it’s a direct competitor of the Gigabyte model.
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Intel may hold the performance crown when it comes to high end processors, but that’s not to say that the AMD range should be forgotten. AMD actually have some very well priced CPUs, especially at the lower price points. From around £55 online in the UK this X3 is the lowest priced triple core CPU available.
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The ecute case that has featured previously on mods-n-clocks is a pretty good uATX case. One of it’s downfalls though is that you cannot fit large CPU coolers due to the height restrictions above the CPU socket. When I say ‘cannot’ of course I really mean ‘unless you mod it’ and here is just how to do it.
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Well it’s out and there are lots of reviews of this game so I won’t go into loads of details and I’ll keep this post short and sweet but with the amount of time I expect to end up playing Battlefield:Bad Company 2 I really thought it should at least get some kind of mention. With of course some fps information for a variety of hardware.
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I decided that a wireless bridge from my study through to the other side of the house, serving my dining room and garage might be a good idea. So I researched the technology and settings quite extensively and found that there are many misconceptions and misguided people out there trying to do just this. A prime situation for writing an article on it…
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Some say that size doesn’t matter but sometimes small is everything. Just to clarify here and to bring some people’s minds back on track, I am taking about mice here. And this review is of the tiny little Logitech Nano M305 mouse in particular.
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If you’re anything like me then you probably have a fairly decent general purpose desktop mouse. Used for average PC and office style tasks and a bit of gaming. However, when the gaming gets serious there are times when an 800 dpi wireless desktop mouse doesn’t quite cut the mustard. Well here we have a cheap, high performance mouse from Razer, the Salmosa.
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Standard desktop PCs are simple to open and dismantle. Laptops are significantly harder but at least have hatches for access to batteries, hard drives and memory. The new mini Netbooks are as difficult as laptops and often don’t even have the hatches on the bottom, you can usually remove the battery easily enough but what about the hard drive? Well if you happen to have a Toshiba NB100 Notebook hopefully this guide will help you out.
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Small sleek and very unassuming, this little bluetooth gadget from Sony does it’s job perfectly with very little fuss. And strangely enough for a Sony product, it’s really not that expensive either.
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