Misc. SFF Reviews

Subject: Systems | August 26, 2004 - 12:31 PM | Alexander Munos
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We have the SFF reviews rollin' in! Enjoy.

Hardware Zone Reviews the MSI MEGA 180 Deluxe

Subject: Systems | August 21, 2004 - 12:08 AM | Alexander Munos
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The guys at Hardware Zone recently took a look at MSI's MEGA 180 Deluxe, and apparently liked what they saw (snagged the Most Innovative Product Award). Overall, I would say a pretty slick looking SFF system. Head over and check it out!

MSI's Entertainment and Gaming Appliance (MEGA) model 180 is based on the NVIDIA nForce2 IGP solution for AMD Athlon XP CPUs.

Home Theatre PC Project (Part 1)

Subject: Systems | August 20, 2004 - 01:14 AM | Alexander Munos
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MODTHEBOX has put together part 1 of building your own HTPC. These systems have gained popularity over the past several years. Coming in smaller, more powerful sizes, a home theatre PC can really spice up that entertainment center.

The SFF (Small Form Factor) market has been revitalized with a surge of all-inclusive mini PC systems marketed by companies such as ACorp, AMS, Biostar, Hush Technologies, MSI, Shuttle, Soltek, and VIA.

Thursday SFF Fix

Subject: Systems | August 5, 2004 - 10:46 PM | Alexander Munos
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For those SFF addicts out there, get your fix here with three reviews to keep you going!

Doom 3 Hardware Guide

Subject: Systems | July 29, 2004 - 02:50 PM | Alexander Munos
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Doom 3. The very name can send chills up the spine of the most hardcore gamers. It is probably one of the most anticipated games of the day, but how well will it fare on your system? Can your box handle the Doom 3 experience or is an upgrade in order? id Software and HardOCP have teamed up to bring you up to speed on how your hardware (or similar configurations) will perform, and what upgrades you might be in need of. If you're getting into the Doom 3 craze, this is definitely worth a read.

SGI To Build New NASA Supercomputer

Subject: Systems | July 28, 2004 - 01:43 AM | Alexander Munos
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NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) has chosen SGI (Silicon Graphics Inc.) to build a new supercomputer based on Linux, and powered by 10,240 Intel Itanium 2 processors. This new beast will focus its attention on the areas of space exploration, global warming, and aerospace engineering.

The Tech Report Reviews Shuttle's XPC SB81P

Subject: Systems | July 26, 2004 - 02:14 AM | Alexander Munos
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Scott "Damage" Wasson has put together another solid review as he takes a look at Shuttle's XPC SB81P. How does this box stack up to the rigorous testing of Damage Labs? Read on and find out!

Shuttle's designers, ever vigilant, apparently weren't daunted. They've redesigned the XPC from a clean sheet of paper. The result is Shuttle's new P-series chassis, the first incarnation of which is the XPC SB81P.

Saturday System Round-Up

Subject: Systems | July 24, 2004 - 02:42 PM | Alexander Munos
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Today I have rounded up two SFF reviews and a digital music system preview (for something a little different). Enjoy!

The ability to listen to music throughout the house is an audio enthusiast's dream.