Remember the XG Station we spotted back at CES? Well, Asus is releasing a desktop version that’ll connect to one of Nvidia’s 8600 GT cards. The breakout box will let you overclock your video card without having to rely on any software. It fits into a 5.25-inch drive bay in your PC and also keeps track of your card’s temperature, fan speed, and overall performance. No word on pricing yet, although Asus plans on demoing the device next week.
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steven
Wednesday, May 30, 2007 at 12:25 PMLooks like the display was designed by a committee. I can picture this thing being used as a prop for a bomb countdown timer in some sci-fi movie. It’s totally too fancy pants man.
McbLt
Wednesday, May 30, 2007 at 8:51 PMIs the XG Station even available yet? It looked fairly menacing and a great idea. This seems like a completely different product, but re-using the display. I hope the XG Station doesn’t become vapourware.