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    Considering an SSD - first time user

    The "new" midrange Intel SSDs (320 seres) use the same controller as the G2, have slower and less durable NAND, and very high price/GB relative to their competition... not really something I'd consider worth the wait...
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    Wait for Crucial C400 or buy a C300?

    Loading O/S, games, programs are an important reason for good random speeds. Definitely not the only time when it is important but for majority of users it is most noticeable.
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    Marvell 9142 or SandForce 2200 SSD?

    http://thessdreview.com/our-reviews/crucial-m4-256gb-sata-3-ssd-review-vantage-ssd-comparison-conclusions/ I'd say the C400 delivers.
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    Sound Blaster X-FI Titanium HD Sound Card Review @ [H]

    Couldn't really see the wire pics clearly. It says TOS-link optical-in/out under specifications but the optical-in/out is S/PDIF, so is there a converter for this?
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    Ridiculous DDR3 prices?

    RAM prices are back to normal, last year all the memory manufacturers were losing money due to recession, so there isn't anything to complain about. Companies can't run on negative profit forever...
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    Laptop graphics cards

    Notebookcheck is highly unreliable since they don't control their benchmark sources. Their list is good as a starting point but the best sources would be notebookreview (NBR) forums, specifically the GPU/gaming section. And no, the HD 5870 Mobility is not based on the same core as the desktop...
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    So I just hooked up a 2GB 5850 to my laptop...

    It's still PCIe 1.0 x1 or x2. Unless you don't want an entirely new system... I'd rather spend less and just had that capability (desktop GPU). Losses depend also on the card itself, obviously, if you're going up to a HD 5970, the losses will be much more than 60% on PCIe 1.0 x1 than PCIe...
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    So I just hooked up a 2GB 5850 to my laptop...

    A few of the newer notebooks support PCIe 2x which is doubles the bandwidth. USB 3.0 isn't a good solution due to overhead (which goes through the CPU). Next year we should see ExpressCard 2.0 (5Gb/s) and hopefully more notebooks with PCIe 1.0 2x (or even PCIe 2.0 1x - same bandwidth of 500MB/s...
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    Wow, Corsair PSUs are truly amazing.

    You should thank Seasonic who makes most of Corsair's PSUs.
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    GIGABYTE Bringing Extreme Performance and Flexibility To Computex

    For that price, it should have built-in dual NICs from Killer. Heck, even the eVGA dual CPU Classified RS-2 motherboard is $600 and has double the memory slots.
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    So I just hooked up a 2GB 5850 to my laptop...

    I saw your posts on Engadget and agree that it should have been mentioned on their description.
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    So I just hooked up a 2GB 5850 to my laptop...

    He does give credit to NBR - particularly nando4, who started the thread that was linked, though moral hazard wrote the guide (which is linked in nando4's thread).
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    Intel & iBuyPower - Gulftown Giveaway Contest

    Need a new desktop plz :)
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    recommendations for a 24" LED monitor?

    True, the best is always expensive until it gets competition.
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