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Tuesday Morning
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Tuesday, 30-March-2004 02:43:13 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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ComputerSphere have a guide to cutting a design into your case.
Bit-Tech have a ranty editorial about rude people on the internet.
2CPU have an article on Linux kernel 2.4.25 vs 2.6.4, to see how they compare in terms of performance.
Simon spotted this page about how memory is made on Dell's site.
There's some talk of the Unreal 3 Engine being demoed recently at GDC2004. Apparently it was run on an NV40 card.
ExtremeReviews have a fan roundup posted.
More talk about what the industry can do to stem the ever-growing tide of spam flooding everyone's inboxes.
Cordleztoaster says you can grab a copy of WinXP SP2 RC1 here from Microsoft. WARNING! This technical preview is unsupported and is intended for testing purposes only. Do not use in production environments.
Flickerdown compared AMD32 and AMD64 platforms.
From xntrik: I'm not sure if this has been mentioned in the forums or here on the news page, but a new distributed project started in the beginning of March 2004 to look for collisions in the MD5 one-way hashing algorithm. The innovative thing about their approach is that to dedicated cpu-cycles to the cause, all you need to do is view a web-page.
IANAG put two PSUs into a PC.
Anandtech have a two part look at NVIDIA's nForce3-250Gb chipset for A64, here and here.
TomsHardware looked at some fast LCD screens.
There's a new issue of ZZZ Online.
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