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Thursday Afternoon
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Thursday, 6-April-2006 13:17:00 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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There's been a lot of feedback (mostly positive) about the OCAU Podcast, but so far nobody has sent in any questions to be answered on the next one. It'd be cool if you could record yourself asking one and email the .wav file, but otherwise just ask in email. :)
However a zillion people sent word that WinXP now works on Intel-based Macs. No, this isn't the hack that we heard about a couple of weeks ago, this is an Apple-provided (but still Beta) solution. Seems like a great way to expand their market share (and the stockmarket agrees) - makes you wonder why they waited so long to do it. Anyway, more info here. Discuss in our Apple forum here.
HotHardware have a sneak peek at some fully buffered DIMMs from Kingston. As you can see, the AMB (Advanced Memory Buffer) chip is situated right in the middle of the PCB, flanked by some Infineon DDR2 memory chips.
ArsTechnica looked in some detail at Intel's new Core CPU architecture. Hannibal takes an in-depth look at what makes Core tick, and he explains how the most powerful x86 processor to date works its magic.
I found this case mod collection in my wanderings.. some interesting ideas there. Check out our own PC Database and Modding Worklogs forum too.
Interesting Forum Threads:
Newbie going to the dark side, first overclock in Newbie Lounge.
LCD screens and gaming in Overclocking & Hardware.
Please secure your mail servers! in Networking & Internet.
Win server DHCP servers on network x 2 in Networking & Internet.
Why not dual-core GPU? in Video Cards.
It's here! Almost... :) in Audio Visual.
Customising a talking Care Bear in Other Toys.
Rockets Away! in Other Toys.
How to change oil.. Man vs Woman in The Pub.
Horrific F1 accident with pics (humour) in The Pub.
Can someone explain this magic trick? in The Pub.
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