nVidia has released new Detonator drivers for Windows XP and Windows 2000
Creative has released EAX ADVANCED HD Performance Beta drivers for the Sound Blaster Audigy series. Thanks Blade Runner.
DirectX 9a redistributable is available. Thanks Rick.
AMD has released new AMD-8000
Series Core Logic (Chipset) Drivers for Windows 2003 Server. Thanks Mark.
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Series Core Logic (Chipset) Drivers for Windows 2003 Server. Thanks Mark.Read more
Warp2Search send words that ATI Catalyst 3.3 has been released earlier by 3rd party OEM
Matrox has updated the Parhelia game utility "Apptimiser" last month. Thanks Phil.
Thanks Phil. Matrox has released a new Parhelia video driver
This is an automated self-installer of Logitech MouseWare. This release of MouseWare features support for Windows XP. For your convenience, Logitech has localized versions of this software.
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OCWorkbench has posted a review on the ABIT NF7-S motherboard
OC Workbench has posted an EPoX 4PEA800 review
Lately, we see that a number of companies are releasing updated revisions of their best selling mainboard to support the upcoming P4 800Mhz CPUs. 4PEA800 is just one of these boards that promises support through overclocking.Read more
As we know, 845PE chipset supports Hyperthreading and DDR333 and unofficial DDR354. This definitely makes it one of the best chipset to be regarded as the low range segment once Springdale chipset mainboard appears. The EPoX 4PEA800 does aims to offer a low price solution with mininum features that is good enough to even run the future CPUs.
EPoX 4PEA800 offers the standard feature set like 6-channel audio, 2 DIMM slots for expansion of memory, AGP 4x, Debug LED, USB 2.0, Overclocking features. There are external connectors on board for use with S/PDIF connectors and additional USB bracket.
In fact, most of the board's features are quite standard except the BIOS which allows a wide range of voltage adjustments and FSB. CPU Vcore adjustments are necessary if you wish to overclock your CPU. The FSB range is from 90 ~ 250 at 1Mhz stepping with mutiple options to run in async mode DDR333 and unofficial DDR354. On the EPoX 4PEA800, you can select up to +0.35v of the default voltage. That is to say a possible 2.00v can be supplied to your P4 processor. AGP voltage up to +0.70v of default. e.g. up to 2.2v from 1.5v. On DIMM voltage, EPoX 4PEA800 allows you to set it up to +0.7v of default which is 3.2v.
Thanks Robert for this tip:
Upgraded to Adaptec ASPI 4.70. Ran ASPIchk and it showed everything was installed and functioning properly; however, ripping program kept defaulting back to WinNT native calls and rips of audio were riddled with popping and cracking. Then upgraded to ASPI 4.71.2 and the same thing happened. Found a batch install program called ForceASPI (v1.7) at http://aspi.radified.com under heading "Force ASPI" which installs 4.60 (build 1021) automatically and painlessly. Now everything runs beautifully - no more crappy audio rips.
Upgraded to Adaptec ASPI 4.70. Ran ASPIchk and it showed everything was installed and functioning properly; however, ripping program kept defaulting back to WinNT native calls and rips of audio were riddled with popping and cracking. Then upgraded to ASPI 4.71.2 and the same thing happened. Found a batch install program called ForceASPI (v1.7) at http://aspi.radified.com under heading "Force ASPI" which installs 4.60 (build 1021) automatically and painlessly. Now everything runs beautifully - no more crappy audio rips.
Inteh has released a new version of the Chipset Installation Utility
