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Wednesday, 2-February-2005 12:00:41 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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TBreak checked out the 3.46GHz Extreme Edition P4 CPU. We also reviewed it, and the 925XE chipset that goes with it, here.
CNET have an article about the move towards silent computing rather than power at any volume.
2CPU meanwhile looked at SuperMicro's Super Quiet technology.
Hexus covered NVIDIA's new nForce4 Pro Opteron chipset with PCI-E, while LegitReviews report on the new P4 chipsets from VIA.
TechReport compared three GeForce 6600GT video cards, from Albatron, BFG and XFX.
If your operating system is misbehaving, consider these optimisation guides for Win2k, Win98 and WinXP.
If you're waiting for Battlefield 2, like most people, then this interview should whet your appetite. There's a gameplay movie on AusGamers too.
Xbit are saying that AMD's Socket939 should have a long life. Let's hope it lasts as long as SocketA/462 did!
HP claim their researches have proven a technology that could replace transistors as the fundamental building block of computers. "This could someday replace transistors in computers, just as transistors replaced vacuum tubes and vacuum tubes replaced electromagnetic relays before them."
The BBC have an article about the next big thing in home theatre, high definition DVDs.
There's a document containing the Top 10 Tips for Catalyst Driver Users on Warp2Search.
AusGamers have a new demo of Star Wars: Republic Commando game available for download. They also have a mirror of the new Far Cry Patch v1.3 to v1.31. This upgrade requires the full version 1.3 patch and addresses some multiplayer bugs.
Tzorst pointed out these educational web games. Waste some time and learn the geography of europe. :)
There's another timewaster here, involving flicking peanuts past squirrels, thanks Banshee. You might want to turn the volume down on that one.
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