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Friday, March 20, 2009

Assalamualaikum....

Em ari nie memang sangat penat ngan latihan senamrobik...yelah tiap2 hari kene bangun pagi2...em badan jangan nak cakap ler memang sakit...tapi aper yang penting dapat kesihatan yang baik kan???? Disini deqla ader coretkan skit utk tatapan kawan2 semua....

Do what ever u want... and always thing positive that we can do it. orait

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Asus EN8800 Ultra / HTDP/ 786M Graphic Card

The Asus EN8800ULTRA/HTDP/768M graphics card will feature 768 MB of DRAM memory, which will let gamers experience extreme HD (high-definition) gaming. The card has full DirectX 10 and Windows Vista support along with the Splendid Video Intelligence Technology. However, the main feature of the Asus EN8800ULTRA/HTDP/768M graphics card is that it comes bundled with the first person shooter by THQ, S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Shadow of Chernobyl. It also includes the ASUS Gamer OSD, which allows overclocking and chat options during gameplay. Ian Curran, Senior VP of international publishing, THQ says, “S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Shadow of Chernobyl is a very atmospheric and immersive open-ended FPS, so the graphical portions of the game are very comprehensive and takes a card with powerful performance and high quality to bring out the best graphically of this game. ASUS´s EN8800ULTRA/HTDP/768M certainly fits the bill, and THQ is delighted to bundle S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Shadow of Chernobyl with ASUS’ high-end graphics card.” Just recently, Asus had launched the EN8800GTX AquaTank graphics card with water cooling technology. Click here to read our post on the same.

ASUS STRIKER II FORMULA

As SLI is only available on NVIDIA chipsets, users who are inclined to adopt multi-GPU systems are always intrigued to find out just what they can expect from NVIDIA's chipset when it's teamed up with a couple of their midrange or top-end graphics cards. (There's also Intel's Skulltrail platform and mobile offerings, of course, which add nForce 100 bridge chips to get around the NVIDIA chipset requirement.) Over the next week, we're going to pit EVGA's reference design 780i motherboard against the custom design ASUS ROG board known as the Striker II Formula to see which is the better overall solution, or do they each perform well in certain usage scenarios? That's what we'll find out. Things are certainly becoming interesting within the multi-GPU market, even with SLI licensing restrictions in place. There is something of a challenge to multi-GPU capable motherboard solutions, as both ATI and NVIDIA have dual-GPU graphics cards available now. This will provide users with flexibility of choice, allowing the use of virtually any current PCI-E motherboard/chipset whilst still enjoying a single card variant of SLI or CrossFire. Much of the success of the dual-GPU cards rests upon comparative pricing and driver integration, just as it does with dual-card or even triple-card SLI. Our testing over the past few months has shown that there is definitely room for improvement when using any form of dual- or multi-GPU rendering in today's games. Having said that, even if we take driver level optimizations and multi-GPU frame rate gains into consideration, the demand for multi-GPU solutions is still apparent, further bolstered by games like Crysis, thus creating an avid interest in SLI capable platforms.

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