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Taking the place of the graphics and memory hardware in the CoCo 1 and 2 is an application-specific integrated circuit called the GIME (Graphics Interrupt Memory Enhancement) chip. Output to a composite video monitor or analog RGB monitor, in addition to the CoCo 1 and 2's TV output. This improves the clarity of its output. A paged memory management unit breaks up the 6809's 64 KB address space into 8 × 8 KB chunks. The scheme would later allow third party RAM upgrades of up to 2 MB (256 × 8 KB). Text display with real lowercase at 32, 40, 64, or 80 characters per line and between 16 and 24 lines per screen. Text character attributes, including 8 foreground and 8 background colors, underline, and blink. New graphics resolutions of 160, 256, 320 or 640 pixels wide by 192 to 225 lines. 64 colors. There are two palette modes - RGB (3 base colors with 3 levels of intensity and white, black and two gray tones) and Composite (16 distinct colors with 4 levels of intensity).
We time each operation and add up the total (lower times are better). The Photoshop test stresses the CPU, storage subsystem, and RAM, but it can also take advantage of most GPUs to speed up the process of applying filters. The OptiPlex won this contest, but the Pavilion turned in a fast, highly respectable time. Except for its SD card slot being located in back, it's a fine choice for managing a photo collection. 3DMark measures relative graphics muscle by rendering sequences of highly detailed, gaming-style 3D graphics that emphasize particles and lighting. We run two different 3DMark subtests, Sky Diver and Fire Strike. Both are DirectX 11 benchmarks, but Sky Diver is more suited to laptops and midrange PCs, while Fire Strike is more demanding and lets high-end PCs and gaming rigs strut their stuff. The Inspiron's GeForce MX110 is a head above Intel integrated graphics. The HP's AMD Radeon graphics are a head higher still, though far short of most discrete GPUs.
Logitech also includes one of the coolest controllers we have tested in the category; it resembles a hockey puck and lets you adjust audio from across the room via dial mechanism. We just wish the controller didn’t require batteries to function; in an age where almost all tech products are rechargeable, why not this one? Canadian speaker brand Kanto has a winner on their hands with the gorgeous and soundful TUK. This set of bookshelf speakers comes with features you would find on a high-end speaker system, including aptX HD Bluetooth and both digital and analog inputs. Kanto’s drivers pump out spacious, detailed sound. The high end is replicated accurately and gives treble an expansive presence. Also, the AMT tweeter and aluminum woofer give it a sophisticated look. While the TUK delivers quality sound, the unit does have its fair share of sonic flaws. Bass doesn’t hit as hard as it does on other models and the volume adjustment is off, raising sound too high or too low.
Make sure you use the right ones here, as you don’t want to thread the standoffs, in case you need to remove it at a later date. Next up, socket your CPU into the motherboard. Here’s where things are a little different depending on which of the best processors and/or brand you decided to go with. For Intel mainstream CPUs, slide the spring loaded retention arm out and up, then lift the bracket up leaving the plastic cover in place. Then, gently place your CPU inside the socket, matching the golden triangle located on the bottom left corner of the processor, with the triangle on the socket bracket. For the next step, you should slide the securing bracket back into its original position so it locks in place underneath the screw, and secure the retention arm back down. During this process the protective plastic cover should pop off, so don't freak out if it comes flying at you.
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