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This is the "I am so bloody tired, but can't get to sleep" news post. :) Enjoy.
I have recieved word that a new version of TFC Launcher, Version 7.0 is out. This version works with Windows XP/2000/ME/NT/98. You can get it from here.
PCStats has a look at how Network Cards (NIC's) handle overclocking, and if they might be the thing that's holding you back from getting higher speeds.
Saarp's got a competition going. You could win 2 tickets to the Dungeon Siege launch in Sydney on February 4. Just sign up at saarp.com and enter. Thanks rawhide.
Hardware Avenue have posted a "how-to" article concerning how to change your Dialup account's DNS settings.
Apparently, Telstra have denied that a price hike is coming. Seems weird, as the Telstra story I saw on the news confimed this. *shrugs* Cheers Chris.
Xtreme Tek have posted a guide on how to make your own professional looking patch cables. For some cable makin' lovin', click here.
This page provides links to the Linux Kernel Mailing list and actual linux kernel hackers oppinions of the "bug". Make your own conclusions, but to me it sounds like the bug does not occur in well written code, and there may or may not be a problem with the pre-compiled Nvidia module. Thanks Jani.
It would appear that Kazaa is now australian owned. Check out the full story here, more info here to find out all the details.
Reviews:
CDRInfo test four different CD-RW drives, the ASUS CRW-1610A, Samsung SW-224B, AOpen RW5120A DVD+RW and the Freecom Traveller II combo
SubZeroTech has posted their review of the GlobalWin Cak-II 38 heatsink.
Overclocker Café have reviewed the Cooler Guys modified Swiftech MCX-370.
BlueSmoke have a DFI AK76-SN AMD760 motherboard Review.
An ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon 7500 Review over on The Tech Zone.
HardOCP have a MSI K7D Dually AMD Board review.
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