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After a few busy days, I can finally get back to doing the news...
XBit-Labs have a good article all about cooling. The basics and the not so basic. If you're new to overclocking and have some cooling questions, this is a good read.
Athlon-XP have some more info about the changes taking place within ATI, namely, their distribution structure.
Darkness sent this one in, "researchers sent one terabyte of data from Sunnyvale, California to Geneva in less than an hour. Their 2.38Gb/s sustained rate for a single TCP/IP data stream beat the old top mark by a factor of 2.5. At this rate, users could send a full CD in 2.3 seconds or 200 full length DVD movies in an hour." Wow, talk about broadband!
And from Firemoth, over on TheOneRing, you can see a short clip from the MTV Movie Awards and Andy Serkis' and Gollum's acceptance video (some coarse language). Its in Quicktime-video and can be downloaded in various sizes (8.2 MB, 5.6 MB and 1.03 MB).
The CEE show is on at Fox Studios Sydney, Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 June. Should be lots of goodies to see and spend lots of money on. Thanks titan.
Liquid-Ninjas have put together an article called Canterwood on a US$1000 Budget, building a budget Intel box.
Andreas sent this link in, its full of just about every technical detail you might want to know about x86 processors including the x86-64.
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