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Those of you concerned with spyware on your pride and joy (that's your PC folks) might find this an interesting read. Thanks SCA_BOY.
TweakTown has just posted something new that they have called the "Heatsink Theory Guide", which gives us a run down of the theory behind heatsinks.
kasi lets us know that a new version of MS Powertoys for Windows XP has been released. Cheers.
Dan's (from Dan's Data) CPU Cooler Comparision has just grown in size, with the addition of the Thermalright SLK-600. Have a read of that here.
ExtremeCooling have posted a Guide on "Making Custom CPU Shims". Just the thing for the person with a garage full of milling equipment, and no job. :)
HeatSeekerz have a review comparing the MSI GeForce4 Ti 4600, and it's Asus counterpart.
In what was probably his final day of testimony at the Microsoft antitrust remedy hearings Bill Gates (pictured), chairman and co-founder, admitted on Wednesday that it might be possible to create a stripped-down version of Windows for personal computers that use one of its existing products. The admission was important because Mr Gates had previously argued that it was not feasible to create such a version of Windows, while maintaining the performance of the world's dominant PC operating system. Hmmm, the plot thickens. Read more here, taa Mibberz.
thedriver sent in this new take on stick figure flash animations. Great little time waster :)
AMDMB.com have a 5 way PC3000 Memory comparo. In it, they pit Corsair, Crucial, Kingmax, Mushkin and OCZ against each other, and we get the results ...
Sony have just released their new range of car audio products .. Their top of the line model features some pretty cool stuff like a 10gig Hard Drive which supports digital storage of approx. 200 CD's and a Memory Stick slot for music playback/transfer to and from a hard drive. Thanks Paul.
Inside Project have a guide to tidying the cables up inside your beloved PC.
Overclocked cafe take a squizz at "WinTask4 Professional". A handy little software utility that let's you take back some control over your OS. From freeing up memory and CPU resources, to removing unnecessary processes instantaneously, to a bevy of other options, it seems to have the 'tasks' covered.
According to Swedish scientists, basic foods eaten by millions around the world such as bread, biscuits, chips and French fries contain alarmingly high quantities of acrylamide, a substance believed to cause cancer. Jebus! Not only am I fat, but I have cancer too? :( Thanks Gary .... I think ...
Reviews:
Casio's new QV4000 digital camera from DesignTechnica.
Samsung 955DF 19" Monitor over on AnandTech.
Samsung MR-A02B DVD-RAM/DVD-R Writer on FutureLooks.
eVGA GeForce4 MX440 by 3DSpotlight.
Crucial PC2100 DDR RAM from HardwarePub.
5 Socket A mainboards supporting DDR333 on VIA KT333 and SiS745 over on XBitLabs.
Vantec HDC-502A HD Cooler from the crew at ExtremeOverclocking.
Nexland ISB SOHO on GideonTech.
SOYO KT333 DRAGON Ultra mainboard by VR-Zone.
Tyan Tiger MPX S2466 Mainboard from Tweakers.
Neteasy NetCam from the nice people at IceHardware.
Cooler Master ATC-201 Case reviewed by OverclockerCafe.
Coolermaster ATC210 Aluminium Case from Virtual-Hideout.
Speeze Copper Heatsink from SLCentral.
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