Leadtek A300 Ultra TD MyVIVO
That's more like it! Just encase the whole damn board!
The A300 Ultra TD MyVIVO is the flagship of Leadtek’s new A300 line-up of GeForce FX cards.

Overclocking the Chipset
The core components that dictate the performance of a PC, especially for games, are the quartet of CPU, main memory, graphics card & NorthBridge chip. For any motherboard to be heralded as a product for enthusiasts, it must permit adjustment of both the clock rate and supply voltage to each of these four components.

Intel Canterwood 3GHz Pentium 4 games machine reviewed

Intel's 3.06GHz Xeon Reviewed @ GamePC
We should start selling gear, because you'll always have the best and brightest available for testing. The boys and girls over at GamePC have reviewed Intel's 3.06GHz Xeon processor.

Video Editing Guide:
If you are like me, editing a webcam movie is about the extent of my “Video Editing” skillz. ExtremeMHz has a video editing guide to help you get started editing video. Have I said "video" and "editing" enough in one paragraph? Just wondering.

We have been asked many times of how to unlock your AMD XP Palomina so here it is again

Unlocking the AMD Palomina CPU by connecting the Athlon XP Bridges
Ok so you are ready to unlock the multipliers on your AMD AthlonXP , and push that FSB into a higher gear ! :-)

Nvidia plans new chipset for 400MHz FSB-based Athlon XP and stable pricing policy
Nvidia is planning to shortly introduce a new-generation core logic chipset to support upcoming 400MHz FSB (front-side bus) Barton-core Athlon XP processors from AMD

VIA unveils KM400 chipset for AMD platform
VIA Technologies on April 10 introduced its latest chipset, the KM400, for the Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) platform market.

Xbox mod chip supplier goes down for 5 months
Ignoring DMCA not such a good idea

AMD's Opteron aspirations
Dirk Meyer helped rescue Advanced Micro Devices from a tight spot once before. With a major chip release only weeks away, the company is hoping he can do the trick again.

NVIDIA's GeForce FX 5800 Ultra GPU
What's under the Dustbuster?
ARE YOU ready? The era of cinematic graphics is upon us. Err, well, it will be soon. Or, uhm, maybe not really, but we can show you how it might have looked. You see, we have our hot little hands on NVIDIA's NV30 chip, better known as the GeForce FX 5800 Ultra, that was intended to usher in a new era of movie-quality graphics when it debuted some time last year. Instead, it's months into 2003, and GeForce FX cards still aren't widely available.

Cooler Master Aero 7 Socket-A:
Cooler Master kicks out a new AMD cooler, which uses a different kind of fan than most people are accustomed to. The performance of the package was quite surprising.

Windows key leak threatens mass piracy
A key code for installing Microsoft's Windows Server 2003 has leaked onto the Internet, a loss that could lead to widespread piracy of the software.

ATI to order more from TSMC and UMC plus Photos of Radeon 9800/Radeon 9200 -

Nvidia new graphics chip name and picture appear
NV35 Picture and an exhibition
THE BELL HAS RUNG and it's time for Nvidia to come out fighting in the latest round of the graphics chip bouts. The number one heavyweight of the world has been given a bloodied nose by ATI, itself once the number one. Nvidia has plenty of fight left in it, a proclaimed picture and some details of its new NV35 graphics chip have hit the Net.

DirectX 9.0a released.
It resolves a number of issues involving MSN Messenger and multiplayer gaming.Grab it here

New Official NVIDIA Detonator 43.45 Drivers
NVIDIA has released new official Detonator drivers for their graphics cards
You can download the drivers here.

Dustbuster Free : Gainward Ultra/1000 GeForceFX Ultra Preview
The launch of nVidia's GeForceFX graphics processing unit has been one of the most publicized and criticized product introductions in recent history. Originally designed to hit the market in late 2001, the GeForceFX has gone through several delays and as of early April, these cards are still not readily available.

Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 6Y160M0
If you are looking for a high-capacity hard drive with the best performance around, Maxtor’s Diamond Plus 9 160GB SATA drive is your final destination. With its Serial ATA interface that offers 150 MB/sec transfer speeds and a large 8MB buffer, this drive easily stands above the rest

ATI Radeon 9800 Pro review
It was like what ? 6 months ago that ATI started to dominate the high-end market with their Radeon 9700 Pro. It simply shocked a lot of consumers by it's raw power. Right after the availability of ATI's competition NVDIA GeForce FX 5800 Ultra ATI decided to release yet another new graphics card. An entire new range for that matter, the Radeon 9800/Pro, Radeon 9600/Pro and Radeon 9200/Pro. Today we bring you a review on ATI's finest. The Radeon 9800 Pro (reference model). This product is ATI's answer towards nVidia's latest and greatest. Both ATI and nVidia recently released newer (official) drivers. So we took the Radeon 9700 Pro, 9800 Pro and GeForce FX 5800 Ultra towards our new Athlon XP 3000+ based test rig and took them through some extensive testing.

Shuttle nForce2 XPC - Future of SFF
Small Form Factor PCs or SFF as its becoming known as of today is making a huge breakthrough in the enthusiast and hobbyist PC markets. Mini PC’s were started by end users who didn’t want to have their PCs in “crappy old” PC cases and avid LAN goers. After all, it hard to lug around tower and Midi tower cases all across the city and even the state.

ATI partners considering DDR II
For Radeon 9800 Pro 256MB marchitecture version

The great render race
In the November 2002 issue of Digital Producer Magazine, Charlie White reported on a head-to-head duel between a single-processor Dell 3.06GHz Pentium® 4 and a 1.25GHz dual-processor Macintosh G4. The contest compared renderings of files created in Adobe® After Effects®, Illustrator®, and Photoshop® software that are typical to the video post-production workflow.

Contemporary Graphics Accelerators in 3DMark03
We tested thirteen graphics cards available in the today’s market with this new benchmark.

Micron delivers 4GB DDR modules to Intel