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It's the weekend ... and here is some news.
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Saturday, 29-May-2004 12:44:09 (GMT +10) - by Wolfy
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Following on from their very popular XMS series, Corsair have developed "a new family of “XL” memory
modules that supports 2-2-2-5 latencies at 400MHz". You can read about the new memory in Corsair's pdf or on LegitReviews. LegitReviews also has a review of the new RAM.
bit-tech.net have a detailed article explaining how they built a rather nice looking cinemediapc.
A 32-page 99 Tips and Tweaks Guide for Windows XP can be found over at PCStats.com, and IAmNotAGeek suggest they can save you 1Gb of disk space by deleting files that Windows does not really need.
Murray has noticed that Yahoo is about to include a third party antispyware feature on its toolbar.
Symantec have captured what is believed to be the first 64-bit virus ever developed.
The Modfathers have a how-to guide on creating your own LED array and voltage regulator.
phextwin has had a rant in our forums about telemarketing, and while people ranting about telemarketing is nothing new, Jelreyn provided a link to the ADMA's direct marketing opt out service; "After submitting your registration, you should notice a decrease in addressed advertising mail, telephone calls, emails and mobile communications".
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