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Our server Odin is getting a real workout today. :)
In less happy news, Dean gave me the official word that ADSLusers and cableusers really are gone for good. A shame.
AnandTech have got their Day One Computex Coverage posted. One thing they mention is something I'd heard through the rumour mill back here - VIA apparently gave big cubic "VIA DDR" balloons to all the vendors featuring their chipsets to display at their stands. This sea of bobbing VIA balloons apparently upset Intel who have requested they be taken down - and some have been, to be replaced with Intel promo stuff. Hmm. Anyway, lots of pics etc in Anand's report - they have additional info on new P4 DDR chipsets here.
Daemon pointed out this software that digital camera users might find interesting, it cleans up some of the classic artifacts you see in (mostly) low-light digital images. It's free for now, too.
RipNet have a little info on a Linux video overclocking utility.
Silly article on Satirewire about Dell & Gateway, thanks Draffa.
Oh dear, TweakMax fried a tbird. I know that 8-second POST-of-death feeling..
More info on ATI's Truform on Radeonic.
TacoNuts updated their case gallery.. all the cool kids are in the PCDB o'course. :)
Morgan noticed these weird Compaq heatsink pics here and here on HardOCP. These have been around for a couple of years or so, we had them in PC's at work. That's either a DeskPro EP or EN.. it's been a while, can't remember which is which now. :)
Another Monday, another issue of ZZZ Online..
Reviews:
GlobalWin WBK38 socket cooler on ComputerChaos.
Adaptec 3400S SCSI RAID controller on Icrontic.
Soltek SL-75DRV-X KT266-based SocketA board on Overclocking.DK.
Titan TTC-D4T, Titan TTC-MS2AB and Neng Tyi KA06 Cu-Al socket coolers on FrostyTech.
Globalwin FNP50 socket cooler on Tech-Planet.
Blizzard water-cooling kit on IANAG.
Romtec Trios RX-910T6 IDE HDD selector (interesting) on CoolHardWarez.
Corsair PC2400 DDR SDRAM on OCPrices.
EyeScream Light on LittleWhiteDog. Good boy!
Fortron 400W PSU on RatedPC.
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