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Saturday, 11-October-2003 04:14:49 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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In case you aren't aware, this is a bumper weekend for motorsport fans even if you only have free-to-air TV. Sure, there's cricket and football of some kind on the other channels, but on Saturday and Sunday there's the Bathurst round of the V8 Supercars, hours of coverage. Later on Sunday there's Formula 1 and about midnight Sunday there's MotoGP. Hand me the doritos and beer and make room on the couch! Update: SpeedRacer says that Telstra Bigpond customers get some cool V8 Supercar content online.
Don't worry about your mobile phone giving you cancer.. now it might just explode, thanks Andypoo.
EnvyNews checked out the new Catalyst 3.8 drivers from ATI.
Xbit spent a little time extreme overclocking the Radeon 9800 Pro and GeForce FX 5900 Ultra.
Seems that watercooling is becoming more mainstream, with Cooligy technology endorsed by Apple, Intel, AMD and DARPA, thanks GL0Be. Xbit have their opinion posted, thanks Sniper.
Dan has some more letters about stuff.
Arctic Silver 5 is apparently going to available later this month, following on from the popular Arctic Silver 3 thermal paste. Overklokking.no has a preview and explains why there's no version 4, thanks PapaSurf.
OCZone have some pics of the process to remove the P4's headspreader.. makes a nice keyring too.
Dink sent in this article on TheReg about someone being sued for suggesting people hold down their shift key. Unsurprisingly this has attracted the attention of slashdot, thanks Vampyr. Speaking of lawsuits, wadges spotted this WiFi is bad for our kids claim.
Sore wrist from browsing? Maybe a USB massager is what you need, thanks Spartan. Or maybe the Everglide Wristbreast we reviewed ages ago is more your style. :)
TweakTown checked out some more dual channel DDR memory.
Interesting Forum Threads:
It has begun (modded lian-li, pics) in Modding & Electronics.
What's after the VZ Commodore? in Motoring.
Snakes as Pets in The Pub.
Hidden & Dangerous now free! in Games.
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