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Most of the functionalities of the web are disabled as they are still in development or they have not been tested enaugh.

From now on and if we don't find any other bugs, rankings will only show results posted with v0.16.8 version of the software, which is most recent one.

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by HispaZone.com

Nos superamos en nuestros records personales en nuestro análisis del nuevo procesador Extreme de Intel el QX6850 a 3GHz.

by BCCHardware

Memory prices have just crashed in the last few months. It was not that long ago when a 2GB kit of fast DDR2 would cost you upwards of $400, and now you can snag a speedy 2GB kit for around $100. Lower 2GB kit prices have cause the super-expensive 4GB kit prices to fall as well and now a simple search online reveals that you can grab a 4GB kit (2x2GB Sticks) of PC2-6400 for around $220USD. This kit will not have the tightest timings, but offers lots of prowess for those memory hungry applications.

by BCCHardware

Many enthusiasts build incredible computers that have large, expensive motherboard, fast processors, tons of RAM and one or more graphics cards. The truth is, the enthusiast makes up for only a small fraction of computer hardware sales around the world. Standard components sell to OEM PC manufactures in the 100,000's of units, where other specialty motherboards sell 10,000's of units. The same is true of high-end graphics cards. I know many people who have 7x00 series graphics cards from nVidia but I know of no one personally who has dropped their wad of cash on an 8800Ultra.