PC Perspective Podcast #181 – 12/08/2011
Join us this week as we talk about our Hybrid Storage Roundup, the ASUS US36SD-XA1 notebook, News of the week and more!
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Hosts: Josh Walrath, Jeremy Hellstrom, and Allyn Malvantano
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- 0:00:40 Introduction
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- 0:02:05 Hybrid Storage Roundup: Seagate Momentus XT vs. OCZ RevoDrive Hybrid vs. Intel Z68
- 0:15:20 ASUS U36SD-XA1 Notebook Review: The Battery That Never Dies
- 0:21:00 Video Perspective: AMD A8-3850 vs Intel Core i3-2105 Gaming Comparison
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- 0:25:12 ASRock Z68 Extreme 7 Gen 3 LGA 1155 Motherboard Review
- 0:27:15 Asus GeForce Direct CU II Series Reviews
- 0:28:16 Intel, Micron double single-chip flash capacity
- 0:33:46 Mobile madness minus benchmarks; new mobile GPUs from AMD & NVIDIA
- 0:40:39 Ivy Bridge should be here by the spring
- 0:46:05 Chrome passes Firefox and is now the 2nd most used browser
- 0:49:50 It’s a bit early for 11.12, but how about Catalyst 11.11c?
- 0:51:15 Memorieeessssss lots of memoriesssss
- 0:55:06 Hardware / Software Pick of the Week
- Josh: Treat yourself for Christmas with a new vid card and game
- Allyn: Ready Player One – (Audiobook)
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- Closing
Lets all leave a VM for next
Lets all leave a VM for next week 😛
Really Allyn, ASrock has had
Really Allyn, ASrock has had some really nice enthusiast boards at good price points for some time now. The ASRock P55 Deluxe, the one my son has had in his gaming rig for the last few years, has all the bells and whistles, is stable as heck at a hefty overclock–never resetting itself–looks great, and only cost around $150.