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VR-Zone checked out the NVIDIA Forceware 61.11 driver that features performance boost in Aquamark, X2, Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness, Call of Duty and Far Cry performance. NVIDIA has also listed the GeForce 6800 GT in their INF file. You can also get them here on Guru3D. Beta, so use at your own risk.
Hexus have a Q2 2004 Preview article. Looks like everyone is waiting for socket939.
News bits from PodgeSSS: Microsoft Confirms Windows XP SP2 Delayed Until 3Q. Microsoft Deletes 2 Characters from Office Font. BASIC Computer Language Turns 40.
leperMessiah notes this free ebook available for download: *Free Culture** by Lawrence Lessig*. Some reviews here. "FREE CULTURE is an entertaining and important look at the past and future of the cold war between the media industry and new technologies." -- Marc Andreessen, cofounder of Netscape.
Bit-Tech guide us through another modding project, called Dark Crystal.
ARP cover hot flashing your BIOS.
IBM has unveiled the first servers using its Power5 processor, thanks Murray.
Intelforums compared the Northwood and Prescott P4 CPUs.
Beyond3D interviewed the CEO of ATI recently.
From Zzapped: Our very own scottatron was todays user of the day on the seti home page. That was earlier in the week, so he isn't anymore, but congrats anyway. :) If you'd like to join our SETI@Home team and look for alien transmissions with your idle CPU cycles, here's our team.
VooDoo spotted this funny action figure commercial.
From koopz: old I know, but I just saw some ATI demos for the 9700... they work great on the Albatron 5900XT! (quite a nice card btw, although a little less grunty than the 5700U). There's mpeg versions of the demos for people who are interested, but don't have something that'll render them yet. The Animusic one is definately the pick of the bunch :) the link is here, there are a few more here although I'm out of time to test them with this card.
BBQ_69 notes that Microsoft have patented an apple (as in the round fruit, not the round fruity computers) due to a mixup.
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