One odd thing that caught my eye (literally) was this iris-scanning
system from Argus. I thought this kind of technology was years away
from production use but Phil from Argus assured me they're using it
in 120 locations around Australia, from the Commonwealth Bank to the
Immigration Dept. No need for a passport, ATM card or pocket full of
keys if you've got an eyeball, that's the goal for these guys.
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With the increased memory bandwidth and using only DDR memory the performance is back to the GeForce levels everybody knows and loves. It is easy to make a slip when you are on top.
Can we all remember the performance of graphics cards say 10 years ago. Competition between now NVIDIA & ATI are giving us the customers really super products and picture quality especially with this GeForce FX 5900 Ultra.
OCAddiction busts out with a Double Shot of SunBeam goodness. What better way to get the weekend started than with some Rheobus, CCFL, and CCFL Fan action to spice up that brand new (and hopefully modded) case of yours? Let’s see what the OCA crew had to say.
“The first thing you notice when plugging everything together is that the fan and CCFL have separate power leads. Now this is a good thing, as it allows you the option of fitting the fan power into a variable speed fan controller, thus ensuring that power to the CCFL remains unaffected whilst having the variable speed option at your finger tips.”
Icrontic digs up a few tricks and items to keep in mind for Section Four: Assembly. The HEPC is a smaller case and with that comes some tight squeezes. We cover assembly, power supplies, heatsinks and we even show you a way to mount a fan on shock absorbing material because there is also the noise to contend with and the last thing wanted is a PC drowning out high fidelity sound.
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