Tech News
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MSI 655 Max Review @ HardwareZone
Published: Thursday, March 27, 2003 | By: Dennis"If you are looking for a board with a good set of on-board features, then the MSI 655 Max will not disappoint you. With all the standard high-end features like Serial ATA, Gigabit LAN and FireWire, there's simply no reason why you shouldn't consider this board. Packing a lot of devices and options in a relatively small PCB area, MSI once again showed us their strength and expertise in PCB design and layout."
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Eumax B605-02 Heatsink Review Posted
Published: Thursday, March 27, 2003 | By: DennisThe Eumax B605 claims to be the lightest all copper heatsink for the Athlon 2800+. The cooler is indeed very light by comparison and also very quiet due to the 4400rpm 70x70x15mm fan.
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Freedom Fries??
Published: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 | By: DennisCall me slow or just one not to notice but I just found this blurb the other day that has roots all the way back to WWI.
"Henceforth, french fries and French toast will no longer be served in the cafeterias of the House of Representatives' three office buildings. Instead, the cafeterias will offer "freedom fries" and "freedom toast.""
I also find this very funny and so very true.
"If chauvinistic warmongers want to start renaming stuff, it should be Iraqi stuff. There's probably not much point in going after Iraqi food such as masgoof (barbecued fish) and pacha (sort of an Iraqi haggis) because Americans don't eat them. A better idea would be to tear out every page in the Bible that features an Iraqi place name, such as Babylon, Babel, the Garden of Eden, Nineveh, and Ur. The Christian right will object, but we all have to make sacrifices during wartime." -
Intel Chipset Schedule @ Rojak Pot
Published: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 | By: DennisMost of the stuff on the list has already happened and doesn't mention the chipset release schedule, just the taping date.
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Sunbeam Rheobus Review @ BoogleTech
Published: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 | By: DennisVariable fan control that fits nicely into any 5.25 drive bay with super bight LED's to boot.
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Crazy PC's Panel Wrap Review @ Furioustech
Published: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 | By: DennisOne of the last components of any real case mod is a nice coat of paint. Some go the extra mile and even apply some pretty airbrushed graphics but if you are one of the many that do not have the necessary skillz or equipment to apply your own airbrushed graphics why not apply a graphical sticker instead. This is where this panel wrap idea comes into play, paint peel and stick.
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Albatron PX845PEV Review @ Techware Labs
Published: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 | By: DennisWith the lack of Intel Dual Channel DDR motherboard solutions we are left with only one other option, the i845PE. Techware Labs has posted a review of Albatron's PE offering and aside from the floppy connector placement it looks to be pretty solid.
"Like usual, Albatron motherboards were made for overclocking, and this board isn't an exception. It has very good overclocking features that will let you overclock to the max. And albatron has made overclocking easy for all the beginners in the DIY market out there. It teaches you how to overclock in the manual!" -
Epox EP-8RDA+ Motherboard Review Posted
Published: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 | By: DennisAfter much delay we have finally posted our review of the Epox EP-8RDA+ nForce2 motherboard. Considering that so many other sites have already done reviews of this board we mixed it up a bit by comparing it to one of our favorite boards, the Soltek SL-75FRN-L.
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mATX nForce2 Board from Albatron
Published: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 | By: DennisThis info comes in the form of a datasheet posted on AMDboard.com. Take your standards compliant browser and check it out.
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Hynix Braces for Tariff
Published: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 | By: Dennis" Hynix Semiconductor Inc. is taking steps to cope with a 35% duty that may soon be imposed against the chipmaker for allegedly illegal subsidies from the Korean government, an official told EBN Monday.
Faqrhad Tabrizi, vice president of worldwide memory marketing at Hynix, said the European Commission (EC) had notified member countries that it will make its preliminary decision public at the end of April. He confirmed early reports that the EC administrative body indicated that ruling would levy 35% penalty duties on Hynix DRAMs. "
Micron is playing hard ball now.