A review about the Chaintech 9CJS Zenith line motherboard which offers the Canterwood technology.
In the review they test the board with the Intel 2.4Ghz (c version) and push it up to 3.5Ghz. Pack with goods and power, what more could you ask for?
There has been much anticipation about the release of the Intel i875P chipset; speed alone will make the Canterwood chipset one of the most heavily demanded in a long time. Chaintech's Zenith 9CJS, its latest Pentium 4 motherboard, takes advantage of this newest chipset. For those not familiar with the Zenith line of Chaintech products, these are the high end models.

Chip details leak out of Intel
Prescott, the next big desktop chip from Intel, is slated to come out at 3.4 GHz, while Dothan, an energy-efficient chip for slim notebooks, will have a server-size cache and is expected to debut at 1.8 GHz, according to computer industry sources. "The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chipmaker is gearing up for a busy second half of the year with a slew of new chips and price cuts, according to an Intel presentation forwarded to CNET News.com as well as industry sources. Details about future server chips also came out."

CPUs with 64bit Architecture: Evolution or Revolution?
We are facing the transition from 32bit to 64bit technology. But are we ready for that? In this article we are going to take a look at the processor market to see if there is real need in this transition and what the solutions will be the pioneers in the 64bit world.

HP iPAQ h1910 Pocket PC
The HP iPAQ h190 is even overclockable. Yes it is possible to overclock a Pocket PC. This can be done with programs like Clear Speed or Pocket Hackmaster. So how far can you push the 200MHz processor? How does an extra 100MHz sound? Suddenly the h190 is starting to look really good against the more expensive 300MHz and 400Mhz Pocket PCs on the market.

Torvalds finishes off Linux kernel
Linus Torvalds has published the last release of the 2,5 x Linux development kernel, clearing the way to start work on the long-anticipated 2.6 kernel.

HardDrive Comparison (SCSI 15k vs SCSI 10K vs IDE 10K vs IDE 7.2K Raid-0)
Boasting 50% higher spindle speeds than their 10K-RPM counterparts, 15K-RPM drives immediately set expectations high. Today, I'll be looking at Maxtor's Atlas 15K to see if it measures up. And just to keep things interesting, I'll be testing the drive against a stack of SCSI gear, Western Digital's 10K-RPM Raptor, and a feisty two-drive IDE RAID 0 array. It should be quite a catfight.

Zippy TCP could speed downloads
SCIENTISTS at the California Institute of Technology have unveiled an internet system they claim is fast enough to download a full-length DVD movie in less than five seconds.

OCZ PC3700 EL "Gold" and some glitter...
Memory frequencies are spiraling upward faster than their own speed. New secret ingredients and buzz words are the latest boom, regardless of whether there is any supporting hardware to it. Enhanced Latency, Twin Pack, Extended Voltage Protection, Wafer-based packaging are just a few of the new features that belong into Glittertown

Apple 17" PowerBook G4 Review
One look at Apple's new 17" PowerBook G4 will have even the most die hard PC guy drooling. There is no better looking notebook on the market today. The question is, does the new PowerBook offer a great enough package to make you give up your PC laptop or desktop?

The Antigravity Underground
The fantastic floating device called a lifter has no moving parts, no onboard fuel, and no shortage of wide-eyed admirers. Even inside NASA.

Performance and Scalability of the new Opteron
In the interest of fairness, I've been monitoring Microsoft's Exchange Server benchmark page. As you may recall, when the Opteron was launched, scores for 2-way and 4-way servers based on the chip were posted to this page. Microsoft is oomphing around about the Opteron. One of the processor's strengths is apparently n-way performance in heavy server situations.

And another Gigabyte 7NNXP (nForce2) Motherboard review
Gigabyte introduces the most feature rich nForce2 board on the market with Dual NICs, SoundStorm and Serial + Parallel RAID

Counter-Strike Related News
Half-Life 2 ships in approximately 86 days, so if you guys have seen the pre-reviews, be prepared to get it when it comes out

Counter-Strike Fusion Pack v11
The good people at Games Fusion have reports on Fusion Pack v11 for Counter-Strike. The beta should be available this week with the final release coming soon. I've always loved the Fusion Packs. they've added very excellents improvements.. although i did hate the silenced ak-47. They took it out though.
Here's, the release.

Infinity Alpha Series Speakers
The Alpha series from Infinity represents the middle of their product line and provides a nice compromise between price and functionality. Did we mention they look great?

Slipstreaming Windows XP Service Pack 1a and Create Bootable CD
Slipstreaming a Service Pack, is the process to integrate the Service Pack into the installation so that with every new installation the Operating System and Service Pack are installed at the same time.

Review of Shuttle XPC SB61G2 - the little rocket in a box
With the recent launch of the Intel Springdale chipsets that are now classified as the 865 series, Intel has a new mainstream chipset with integrated graphics – the 865G.

Sound Blaster Audigy2 Platinum eX
When I first received the Sound Blaster Audigy2 Platinum eX I immediately became tongue tied. Not because of the absurdly long name, but what in the heck do I do with this thing? Why would anybody need a completely external break-out box?
The AudigyDrive, and all like products, are pretty near perfection for ease of use and connection. And they generally sound pretty good, too. So I think: Tear it apart! No, no, that would void the warranty. Wait a minute, it's a Press Kit … there ain't no warranty.

Gigabyte 7NNXP (nForce2): Gigabyte Goes nForce
In terms of features and speed, Gigabyte’s first foray into NVIDIA chipset-based motherboards is no slouch by any stretch of the imagination. The Gigabyte 7NNXP is based on NVIDIA's latest and greatest Athlon XP chipset, dubbed the nForce2 Ultra 400. The nForce2 Ultra 400 is different from NVIDIA's earlier nForce2 chipsets in only one way; official 400MHz FSB support. Results from NVIDIA's in-house testing confirmed that nForce2 Ultra 400 was able to reach higher FSB speeds than their older chipsets from last year, which reached average speeds of only 420MHz FSB. (However, nForce2 chipset steppings predating nForce2 Ultra 400 did gradually perform a bit better.)

AMD Expands Options for 4-Way And 8-Way Enterprise Computing with the AMD Opteron™ Processor 800 Series
SUNNYVALE, CA -- June 30, 2003 --AMD [NYSE: AMD] today announced an expansion of its family of AMD Opteron™ processors with the new AMD Opteron processor 800 Series, for 4-way and 8-way servers and the 100 Series, for 1-way servers and workstations.

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