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Hong Kong REITs

gark — Tue, 21 Feb 2017 14:49:29 +0800

List of REIT investment in HKSE
Number in brackets indicate board LOT.

YUEXIU REIT (1000) - Webpage
- Office and retail properties in Guangzhou and Shanghai, China

SUNLIGHT REIT (1000) - Webpage
- Retail and office properties in Hong Kong

RREEF CCT REIT (1000) - Webpage
- Office properties in USA

FORTUNE REIT (1,000) - Webpage
- Retail properties in Hong Kong

PROSPERITY REIT (1,0000 - Webpage
- Office properties in Hong Kong

LINK REIT (500) - Webpage
- Retail, wet market and office properties in Hong Kong

NEW CENTURY REIT (1,000) - Webpage
- Hotel properties in China

SPRING REIT (1,000) - Webpage
- Office property in Beijing, China.

REGAL REIT (1,000) - Webpage
- Hotel properties in Hong Kong

CHAMPION REIT (1,000) - Webpage
- Office properties in Hong Kong

HUI XIAN REIT (1,000) - Webpage
- Retail, office, apartment and hotel properties in China

LCD ratio

gark — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 21:51:49 +0800

I am currently using a 17" CRT and planning to change to 19"-21" LCD soon. My budget is about RM 500++. I want to ask what is the most acceptable aspect ratio for pc gaming on LCD, is it 4:3 or 16:9 or 16:10 which has the most native ratio support from games? I don't want to have letter boxed or stretched games which is ugly. Also what is the recommended resolution for an ATI 4850 512 MB gc?

Thanks a lot!

PCIe 16X

gark — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 11:38:13 +0800

There is now three standard for PCIe 16x standard which is 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0. PCIe 1.x supports up to 8gb/sec transfer rate and PCIe 2.0 supports up to 16gb/sec for GPU. The question is that is all this bandwidth usable with the current available GPU's? I think there is no GPU that can max even the 8gb/sec transfer rate? Even SLI boards runs at 8gb/sec on two PCIe slot. Or should we just save money and buy motherboards with PCIe 1.x if we plan to buy only a single card? Any disadvantage if we use PCIe 1.x? Thanks for the answer.