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Hands-on with the Asus EN9800 GX2: Faster than Death

Want twin graphics cards, but your motherboard only has one PCI Express slot? We think we may have found the solution. We've just been playing with the Asus EN9800 GX2, a graphics adaptor that combines two separate graphics processing units in a single... box thingy. Think dual-core, but for 3D games.

The first thing we noticed about the card was that it's absolutely immense. It's bigger than any other graphics card we can remember and resembles a miniature metallic coffin. It's gorgeous, though -- we actually had people gathering round gawking at its sturdy metallic frame and drooling on the artwork.

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decapitator5908d ago

" Faster than Death"

I gotta find out more about this..

bumnut5908d ago

He does not give much info about what quality settings were used for the tests

davez825907d ago

where are the benchmarks? what a waste of a read

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The Smurfs - Village Party – Launch Trailer

Papa Smurf has decided to organize an exceptional party! To do so, he asks all the Smurfs to get involved with the preparations to make the party unforgettable! Set off on an exciting journey in adventure mode, play 50 smurf-tastic mini-games, and don't let Gargamel spoil the fun!

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Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge review - Games Asylum

Games Asylum: "A change of pace can do wonders for the soul. Nobody knows this better than Cleo, the protagonist of this nature-centric wetlands restoration sim. After city life takes its toll, Cleo heads back home to help an old school friend establish a frog refuge, all the while taking comfort in the niceties that working outdoors provides. The game itself provides a welcome change of pace too, offering a laid-back experience. You won’t find much to challenge or test your mettle, but you will discover a few different aspects to become engrossed in."

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Lorelei and the Laser Eyes Review - Thumb Culture

Lorelei and the Laser Eyes is a puzzle-mystery game from developer Simogo. Read our review of the PC version here.

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