Just got word from Falcon@athlonxp.com that they have posted up a few reviews that could interest you. So here goes:
1) AthlonXP 2100+ Review AMD has become a player in the world of computing. With a line of processors that not only meets the performance requirements of today's market but also caters to builders/end users/gamers on a budget.
2) Nvidia GeForce4 TI4600 Review Less than two months ago, Nvidia released their souped-up version of the GeForce3, artfully named Ti500. Core clock speed had been increased from 200MHz to 240MHz while DDR memory had increased from 230MHz to 250MHz. Referencing our early Ti500 review, the increase in performance over its predecessor, the GeForce3 was less than ten percent.
3) PNY's Verto GeForce4 MX review Though Nvidia is currently perched high and enjoying a commanding lead in the high-end video card market, both the lucrative OEM and the Corporate markets require a cost effective solution capable of delivering performance from the casual gamer to the every day web surfer.
1) AthlonXP 2100+ Review AMD has become a player in the world of computing. With a line of processors that not only meets the performance requirements of today's market but also caters to builders/end users/gamers on a budget.
2) Nvidia GeForce4 TI4600 Review Less than two months ago, Nvidia released their souped-up version of the GeForce3, artfully named Ti500. Core clock speed had been increased from 200MHz to 240MHz while DDR memory had increased from 230MHz to 250MHz. Referencing our early Ti500 review, the increase in performance over its predecessor, the GeForce3 was less than ten percent.
3) PNY's Verto GeForce4 MX review Though Nvidia is currently perched high and enjoying a commanding lead in the high-end video card market, both the lucrative OEM and the Corporate markets require a cost effective solution capable of delivering performance from the casual gamer to the every day web surfer.
