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Wednesday Afternoon
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Wednesday, 3-March-2004 14:31:12 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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Murray noticed a new 3GHz Xeon from Intel. The company said the new processor would also have a 4MB Level 3 cache. The chip would replace the 2.8GHz Xeon, with 2MB of cache, as the top-performing processor in the Xeon lineup.
ARP have a couple of Zalman 400W PSUs compared, while LegionHardware looked at high-end P4 motherboard chipsets. Two mid-range UPSs go head-to-head on G3D, with budget P4 coolers duelling on BigBruin.
Madshrimps have a soldering guide posted.
Virtual-Hideout converted an old SGI case into a PC. SilentPCReview incorporated a cookie jar into theirs.
Turkish hardware site DarkHardware have compared 23 video cards in a variety of benchmarks.
Guy noticed some bizarre interpretation of copyright laws relating to LAN parties in the USA.
PyroPort have an interview with Tim Handley, VIA's CPU platform marketing manager.
Tech-Report say that future Athlon 64 CPUs will support SSE3.
AMD have extended their formula one sponsorship of Ferrari. Don't forget, the Australian round of F1GP, the first round for 2004, is on this weekend.
I think we've seen this before, but it's pretty cool - thetron sent in this model rocket on-board footage site.
The IEEE has approved a 10 Gig Ethernet over copper standard, thanks Lee. Meanwhile, broadband over powerlines has become a reality for one American energy provider.
AnandTech have a database performance shootout between Intel's Xeon and AMD's Opteron.
Goodlet spotted this article about light-based computing.
Apparently SCO have backed down, in Germany at least. Seems they're still planning to sue Linux users, though.
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