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PCinsight has posted up a review of the ABIT KA7 Motherboard. Here is a clip....

Though beginners may just consider this "another Athlon board", hardware enthusiats would certainly appreciate what ABIT has to offer in their KA7. ABIT introduced overclocking to the world... and with a focus on overclocking, comes an in-built focus on system stability. ABIT did a wonderful job in implementing this into their KA7. Folks, it seldom gets better than this...
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Hexus has posted a review on the Voodoo 5 5500 AGP Card. Here a snip:

When I first heavily got in to computers the voodoo 1 was being released. This card was the card to have, and yeah i got it, I regretted it a few months later when the Voodoo 2 was released, and ever since that I´ve felt that 3dfx have been lacking a bit, in the shadow of Nvidia, but hey compeition happens, just like intel and AMD. I must admit I do like nvidia cards a lot, and Ive a GTS which is in my main machine, but I thought to be fair I would have to compare it to the voodoo 5 series, so i contacted 3dfx to get a card.
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The final version of Windows 2000 DataCenter Server, which supports clustering for failover of four servers, each housing a maximum of 32 CPUs and 64 Gbytes of memory, is scheduled for release by the end of September. It´s Microsoft´s bid to gain market share from Unix vendors looking to run compute-intensive tasks such as managing large database systems and running high-traffic E-commerce sites.

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Hapless HP OfficeJet users waiting for Windows 2000 drivers have now had the rug pulled from under them again. Drivers for the older 500, 600 and 700 series all-in-one products had been promised drivers between July 10th and 24th, but now the HP website shows no firm delivery date at all, instead promising a beta driver will be made available ´as soon as possible´.

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PlanetHardware has posted a guide to tweaking the visual quality and
modem connection speed of the popular Half-Life mod Counter-Strike.

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3dfx Gamers has posted a new Windows 2000 driver for Windows 2000. Thanks Anthony.

Voodoo5(tm) Driver Kit Version: 1.01.00
Voodoo5 Win2k(r) Display Driver and Miniport: 5.00.2195.0142
Glide(tm) 2.X Driver: 2.61.00.065
Glide 3.X Driver: 3.10.00.0655
OpenGL(r) Driver Version: 1.0.0.0648 ICD
3dfx Tools Version: 2.5.1.91

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iXBT LABS has posted a AMD Athlon (Thunderbird) 800 Review. This new CPU from AMD is none other but a logical continuation of the AMD Athlon family. Its distinguishing feature is 256KB integrated on-die L2 cache and hence Socket A form-factor.

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Patch Available for "Persistent Mail-Browser Link" Vulnerability

Originally Posted: July 20, 2000

Summary
=======
Microsoft has released a patch that eliminates a security
vulnerability affecting Microsoft(r) Outlook Express. The
vulnerability could allow a malicious user to send an email that
would "read over the shoulder" of the recipient as he previews
subsequent emails in Outlook Express.

A patch is available that eliminates this vulnerability as well as
those discussed in Microsoft Security Bulletins MS00-043 and
MS00-046. Customers who already have taken the corrective action
discussed in either of these bulletins do not need to take any
additional action.

Frequently asked questions regarding this vulnerability and the
patch can be found at
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/fq00-045.asp

Affected Software Versions
==========================
- Microsoft Outlook Express 4.0
- Microsoft Outlook Express 4.01
- Microsoft Outlook Express 5.0
- Microsoft Outlook Express 5.01

Patch Availability
==================
This vulnerability can be eliminated by taking any of the following
actions:
- Installing the patch available at
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/download/critical/patch9.htm
- Performing a default installation of Internet Explorer 5.01
Service Pack 1,
http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/ie/download/ie501sp1.htm

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Patch Available for "Cache Bypass" Vulnerability

Originally Posted: July 20, 2000

Summary
=======
Microsoft has released a patch that eliminates a security
vulnerability in Microsoft(r) Outlook(r) and Outlook Express. The
vulnerability could allow a malicious user to send an HTML mail that,
when opened, could read, but not add, change or delete, files on the
recipient´s computer. If coupled with other vulnerabilities, it could
potentially be used in more advanced attacks as well.

The patch eliminates this vulnerability as well as those discussed in
Microsoft Security Bulletins MS00-043 and MS00-045. Customers who
already have taken the corrective action discussed in either of these
bulletins do not need to take any additional action.

Frequently asked questions regarding this vulnerability and
the patch can be found at
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/fq00-046.asp

Affected Software Versions
==========================
- Microsoft Outlook Express 4.0
- Microsoft Outlook Express 4.01
- Microsoft Outlook Express 5.0
- Microsoft Outlook Express 5.01
- Microsoft Outlook 97
- Microsoft Outlook 98
- Microsoft Outlook 2000

Patch Availability
==================
This vulnerability can be eliminated by taking any of the following
actions:
- Installing the patch available at
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/download/critical/patch9.htm
- Performing a default installation of Internet Explorer 5.01
Service Pack 1,
http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/ie/download/ie501sp1.htm

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Patch Available for "Malformed E-mail Header" Vulnerability

Originally posted: July 18, 2000
Updated: July 20, 2000

Summary
=======
On July 18, 2000, Microsoft released the original version of this
bulletin, to advise customers of the issue and recommend that they
install either of the two service packs that will eliminate the
vulnerability. On July 20, 2000, the bulletin was updated to announce
the availability of patches that eliminate the vulnerability.

Microsoft has released a patch that eliminates a security
vulnerability in Microsoft(r) Outlook(r) and Outlook Express. Under
certain conditions, the vulnerability could allow a malicious user to
cause code of his choice to execute on another user´s computer.

The patch eliminates this vulnerability as well as those discussed in
Microsoft Security Bulletins MS00-045 and MS00-046. Customers who
already have taken the corrective action discussed in either of these
bulletins do not need to take any additional action.

Frequently asked questions regarding this vulnerability and
the patch can be found at
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/fq00-043.asp

Affected Software Versions
==========================
- Microsoft Outlook Express 4.0
- Microsoft Outlook Express 4.01
- Microsoft Outlook Express 5.0
- Microsoft Outlook Express 5.01
- Microsoft Outlook 97
- Microsoft Outlook 98
- Microsoft Outlook 2000

Patch Availability
==================
This vulnerability can be eliminated by taking any of the following
actions:
- Installing the patch available at
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/download/critical/patch9.htm
- Performing a default installation of Internet Explorer 5.01
Service Pack 1,
http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/ie/download/ie501sp1.htm