Riding the 64-bit Chariot: Choosing Socket 939 and Linux

Inquiring minds ask us which Socket 939 platform prevails in 32-bit and 64-bit operation - no problem.

Albatron and ASUS GeForce 6800 Ultra Vendor Review

Our first vendor-focused review of the summer spotlights ASUS and Albatron's high end NVIDIA solutions.

MSI DR12-A Preview: Still pushing for 12X DVDR

12X DVDR beckons closer with less pricey models than Plextor and LG's offerings, but can they compete with the quality of already available burners?

Breaking Intel's Overclock Lock: The REAL Story

Want the truth about how to break Intel's 925X overclock lock? Manufacturers tell us what is REALLY going on and what they are doing to bypass the lock.

Price Guides July 2004: Optical and Magnetic Storage

Find out what DVD burners and hard drives make this week's cut for your storage needs.

Weekly Buyer's Guide: Mid-Range System - July 2004

This week, we continue with our weekly Buyer's Guides for mid-range systems. We've added a few new picks and some other info since our last look at a mid...

5 Megapixels for < $300: Kodak DX4530, Olympus C-50 Zoom, Casio QV-R51

In our first digital camera roundup, we will compare three popular 5-megapixel cameras to find out which is the best buy.

Shuttle SK83G: VIA's Shot at SFF

You knew it was coming, and indeed it has. Today, we bring you a Shuttle SFF review as part of our effort to bring you more SFF articles. Read...

ArmorLink Post Genie: Network Convergence in a Little Green box

Let's face it - many of us understand networking, but neither have the time, know how nor the patience to set up a fully functional Linux gateway/router...

Know your Processor Cores: Codename Cheatsheet

Forget your CPU core specs? Here is a little cheatsheet for you!

AMD and Linux: Reaching for the 64-bit Trophy

Over a year ago, AMD introduced its 64-bit platform without any hint of Microsoft backing the bold chip maker. We still don't have a true 64-bit Windows operating...

Intel Q3 and Q4 Roadmaps: 1066MHz FSB and Stack Protection Near

We told you about those new Intel CPUs with the "E" stepping that enables XD stack protection. Inside we have timeframe details, as well as model information for...

NVIDIA's ForceWare Multimedia - An In-House Production

After months of waiting, we have NVIDIA's ForceWare Multimedia in our labs. With plenty of days of testing behind it, here are our results...

Hitachi Brings 400GB to Desktops with the Deskstar 7K400

What will $450 get you? About 400GB worth of storage, thanks to Hitachi's new Deskstar.

LeadTek 6800 and eVGA 6800 Ultra Extreme: New GeForce on the Block

Rounding out NVIDIA's GeForce 6 series line, the LeadTek 6800 and eVGA 6800UE are put to the test. How do these bookends stack up against the rest of the...

Price Guides July 2004: Video Cards and Memory

Now that we've all seen the latest and greatest offerings from the big players in video, which one stands as the best value? We'll also visit the continuing...

DDR2 Roundup: Reaching for 667 and Beyond

DDR2 667 is coming, so how far can you push the DDR2 memory that is now available? In our first roundup of DDR2 memory, we take a closer...

Next Generation Alderwood and Intel's NX solution unveiled

Intel has a new stepping of virtually all of their current processors to take advantage of Windows XP SP2's ability to lock out stack overflows. We have the details inside.

Slowly but surely...

Weekly Buyer's Guide: Entry Level System - July 2004

This week we continue with our weekly Buyer's Guides, for entry level systems this time around. We've added a few new picks and some other info since we last...