PC Stats posted a beginners guide on the Windows XP Safe Mode
Tech ARP has posted a Christmas 2006 Gaming PC Buying Guide
The TechZone looks at the Laptop battery life
Hardware Secrets posted a quick reference tables containing the main specs of all Sempron processors released to date
techPowerUp posted an article about how to build a computer
TweakGuides.com has posted a tweak guide for Neverwinter Nights 2
TheTechLounge posted a High-End DIY Computer Buyer's Guide
DV Hardware has published a guide on cleaning LCD displays.
Hardware Secrets has posted a guide about how to Overclock your Video Card
Technibble.com has now posted an article about "Investigating Hard Disk Failures"
TheTechLounge posted a Mid-Range DIY Computer Buyer's Guide
DV Hardware looked at ten cool holiday gifts
ASUS 680i Striker Motherboard Preview
bit-tech posted a preview on the ASUS 680i Striker Motherboard
nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 Heatsink Review
FrostyTech posted a nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 Heatsink review
bit-tech posted a preview on the ASUS 680i Striker Motherboard
The Asus Striker Extreme clearly has a lot of potential and it will be interesting to see how things develop over the next few weeks in the run up to retail availability. We can't wait to sit down and test a retail board with a final BIOS, because there is masses of potential for this board to be one of the best boards out there once it's released.ASUS 680i Striker Motherboard Preview
nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 Heatsink Review
FrostyTech posted a nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 Heatsink review
nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 heatsink looks deceptively simple at first glance; but at the heart of this Intel cooler is a huge copper cylinder. The large copper column is not technically a heatpipe as we know it, it's what TTIC call a "heat column." This column, 25mm in diameter and made from a hollow copper cylinder which is vacuum sealed, has a chemical coating on the inside that works to the same effect as a wick in a traditional heatpipe. The heat column used here is essentially an empty cylinder of copper which has been internally coated with a thin "superconducting heat transfer medium." The copper cylinder is sealed off at both ends, and inside is under a vacuum of approximately 1 Torr. The 18x80x80mm looks a little timid for the open framed nPowertek's NPH 775-1 heatsink, but it seems to get the job done without much fuss.nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 Heatsink Review
ThinkComputers.org posted a Holiday 2006 PC Case Buyer's Guide
TheTechLounge posted a Low-End DIY Computer Buyer's Guide
ASE Labs posted RAID Technology Part 2: RAID Levels
Tech ARP posted rev. 1.2 of their Multi-Monitor Tips & Tricks Guide
PC Stats posted a beginners guides about stopping Spam
TechSpot posted a Mid-Range PC Buying Guide
MaxIt posted a Top Five Intel 965 Motherboard Buyers Guide
