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Sunday Afternoon
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Sunday, 27-June-2004 14:59:08 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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Ambush spotted the first nVidia Gigabit MCP motherboard on TheReg, while P-air noticed new XPC SFF mini-PC's from Shuttle, on Intel and AMD chipsets.
DriverHeaven interviewed Dave Orton, CEO of ATI.
MadShrimps looked at some 80mm fans from Aerocool, Sharkoon and AC Ryan, while TweakTown compared GeForce FX cards from Prolink and Albatron.
Hexus have an editorial about free and open source software.
Apparently IBM is being sued because of its dealings with the Nazi goverment of Germany during the Second World War.
TomsHardware have benchmarks of Alienware's video array, thanks Podgesss.
A couple of AOL employees are in custody, charged with selling customer details to spammers, thanks usbmausii.
TweakUp, a Danish site, have a casemod with a 24 hour limit, which turned out looking pretty good.
Xbit compared six DVD Burners and also looked at Intel's Celeron D, budget CPUs based on the Prescott P4 core.
EliteBastards look back at the most useless video card features of our time, thanks WinK.
Dan has headsets and more letters, naturally.
From Dennis: From AMDs website there is a link for a free 360 day trial of winXP 64 beta. I am currently downloading it. Here is the link on AMD website. This links to M$ where you need to supply an email address.
GideonTech have a guide to making a two-colour HDD activity LED.
Tech-Report looked at SiS's chipset roadmap for desktop motherboards.
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