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Computex 2008 Quick Take: XFX, MSI, abit, Biostar
June 04, 2008

Summary: Computex 2008 is underway in Taipei, Taiwan. Join us as we take a quick glance at products from XFX, MSI, abit, and Biostar!


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XFX


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As usual, XFX went all-out on their booth design at Computex, complete with pool table and catchy slogan: “The family jewels: unlocked and overlocked"
They were showing off their latest products based on the NVIDIA 9800 GTX GPU.


abit


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abit has been diversifying their product line recently and had some of their new digital photo frames/printers on display. They also had some high-end motherboards based on the new Intel P45 chipset, including the IP45-MAX, featuring their silent OTES (Outside Thermal Exhaust System) heatpipe system. And, it wouldn’t be an abit booth without some overclocking on display-this year they again had an overclocking demonstration using liquid nitrogen.


Biostar


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Biostar has come a long way in a few years, and now makes a full line of enthusiast-level motherboards. Their high-end model is the TPower I45 series which they advertise as “Tunable Performance Out-of-the-Box” with interactive BIOS software and quality components such as all-solid capacitors.


MSI


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MSI had some new notebooks and motherboards on display with the theme of "ECOlution", which is supposed to mean eco-friendly and environmental evolution. Their Wind Series notebooks feature an aluminum alloy case and are only 10.2” wide. Their high-end motherboards and VGAs continue the environmental theme with “GreenPower Design”, allowing power levels in the CPU, chipsets and memory to be adjusted based on load.


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