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Rojak Pot's Desktop Graphics Card Comparison Guide has been updated to version 7.4.
A Melbourne OCAU BBQ is being organised, so if you are interested in attending, then head over to this thread in our forums for all the details.
Ambush sent in news about Steven Spielberg bringing Transformers to the big screen.
The Tech Zone has an article all about IP-Based Video Surveillance, and how it works.
Hardware Logic just announced news on their next benchmark which is currently known as Codename Project LX, which will be the new standard for multi-platform computer benchmarking as we move into 2005. More details in their Press Release.
RivaTuner, the very famous tweaking ultility has been updated to version 2.0 RC 1.5, with support for the new 67.xx - 7x.xx drivers and also other miscellaneous bug fixes. More information on the release here, on Guru3D.
Good news for all the Family Guy fans, 22 new episodes are set for production early this year. There is a thread discussing this in our forums, thanks Domination.
Viper Lair has a guide on Slipstreaming Office 2003, which saves you having to install all the fixes and services packs every time you reinstall office.
The Tech Zone information about creating your own computer games, which they descibe as being easier than what you think.
eCoustics has a guide on understanding terms used by reviewers when describing loudspeakers. For instance, does a term like "chocolaty midrange" have meaning for anyone other than the writer who used it? Does it mean that the sound is smooth, thick, or dark? And is it a criticism or a compliment?
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