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Gamespot has a facinating read about the final hours on Half-life 2 and the course it has run up until its release.
OCInside has done an extensive update on their Interactive AMD Socket A Product ID Guide. With this guide it's possible on the basis of the numbers and character on the Socket A CPU to get the Vcore, CPU temperature, size of the L2 cache, and officially given FSB and now also the multiplier of the CPU.
Pimprig has the new Overclockulator available for download. This new version includes a revised interface with new clock detection features. In case you passed up the previous releases this utility includes some handy little apps including a CFM calculator, FSB/Multiplier Calc., a required PSU Wattage Calc. and more.
AuphanOnline has a guide on setting up a wireless network, listing the pros and cons of going wireless.
OC-Service has just posted a guide on getting more out of your Soundblaster Live!
Scott sent in news that Autopatcher 2000 has been released.
Digital Silence has updated their PCI Express Reference Guide. New additions to this guide include recently announced chipsets from Intel and NVIDIA, future chipsets from VIA as well as Gigabit Ethernet controllers that use PCI Express.
TheTechLounge has their High-End Buyer's Guide posted.
OCIA.net has posted a beginner's guide to overclocking.
OCModShop has a guide on making your own window appliqué.
The USB memory key appears well on its way to replacing the floppy drive completely. As you will see here though, there's a lot more you can do with your USB memory key than just transfer files. In this guide, PCstats will reveal eleven tips, tricks and projects for getting more out of your current USB memory drives than you may have known was possible. Full article here on PCStats.
Google will gradually roll out POP3 (Post Office Protocol) support over the coming weeks to users of its Gmail service, allowing them to use the feature to download e-mail messages from Gmail servers to e-mail applications on devices such as PCs and wireless handhelds. Full story on PCWorld.
Dan plays with some flashy lights, he has a look at three of the 1700 or so that Peak LED Solutions has to offer.
Rojak Pot has their fourth part of the Virtual Memory optimization Guide posted.
The Associated Press reports that Marvel Enterprises is suing two firms behind role-playing game "City of Heroes," claiming it allows players to make virtual characters that are too similar to Marvel's heroes. Full story here.
TCMagazine has a new exclusive tool posted, Glonim is a realtime patch for Windows that adds many "cool" features to the operating system, some probably never seen before.
A1 Electronics.net have just posted their latest review of the Modded Speeze AtlanticWave.
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