Mods4ME has posted a MSI KT3 Ultra ARU Vcore mod guide
HotHardware has posted a mod guide for the Abit TH7II-RAID motherboard
Deviant PC has posted a System Tweaking Guide
Tweaking is the manual adjustment of specific settings and performance options in both software and hardware. Tweaking can start well before any operating system is installed as this guide will show, and can even be implemented as soon you install your brand spanking new motherboard into your case!Read more
Deviant PC has posted a Internet Connection Guide
As windows sets the MaxMTU to 1500 bytes in the first place, almost any personalization will be of benefit. Taking the examples earlier in this guides, Windows claims by default it can handle 1500 bytes in one packet. For a connection that can only handle 800 means data is packaged into 1500 byte units and then has to be fragmented by the modem, which takes time and slows your connection down.Read more
Tweakers Australia has put up an AMD & Intel CPU database
I would like to offer your visitors an invitation to come over and enter their Overclocked AMD or Intel CPU details into the CPU-DB... There is a separate section for AMD and Intel CPU's, and you can search the database by the different CPU types, highest or lowest OC speed and also voltage. All it takes is a couple of minutes to see what it's all about, so why not check it out and submit your own!Read more
Overclockers Club has posted a guide that basicly shows you how to replace your side panel of your case with plexiglass.
3D Spotlight has posted a Command & Conquer: Renegade tweak guide
Mods4ME has put up an optical drive tweak guide
Ice Hardware has posted a guide on Wiring a Parallel LCD
Tweakers Australia has posted part two of their Case Cooling Guide
So now all your fans are in the best possible arrangement, they're all clean, and the maximum amount of air is flowing through them right? Wrong! Most cases have fan grills, and these grills are merely an area of the case with a few holes drilled in them, or if you're lucky are more like a grid. As well as collecting dust and creating noise, without a doubt case grills inhibit airflow to the fan. How do they create noise? Well, when the fan is sucking in air, air has to flow through the grill, when the air hits the grill, some of it goes through the holes, whilst the rest of it hits the grill itself, this creates turbulence for the air being sucked in, and this creates noise. Read on to find out methods to remedy this...Read more
Warp2Search has posted a graphics card memory heatsink mod article
Microsoft Developer Network has posted an article on virus hunting under Visual Basic .NET, ASP.NET, and IIS. Thanks Robert.
Mods4ME has posted a heatsink lapping guide
Tweakers Australia has just posted an article on Case Cooling
No doubt many of us have had our computers freeze after hours of playing games, playing your collection of DivXRead moremovies or rendering that slick 3D Model in 3D Studio Max. No doubt, you've blamed Microsoft Windows, but is Windows really the problem? (ok, of course the answer is yes, but look deeper) If you looked inside your case, you probably have a whole heap of dust and carpet hair, geeze, maybe even a few cockroaches; do you really think all that stuff in there is doing your computer any good? No, it's not. This article will show you how you can tidy up your case to maximise cool air flowing to your CPU and components, and hot air out of your case. I will also show you how to place certain combinations of fans in their optimal arrangements.
VR-Zone has updated their overclocking database with results from a P4 2.4Ghz @ 4Ghz
NeoSeeker has posted a guide to maximizing your FSB.
Ice Hardware has posted a case mod guide
Hardcoreware has updated their CPU price guide
VR-Zone has put up a guide on how to voltage mod the P4 Northwood to set the default voltage from 1.5V to 1.85V.
Viper's Lair has posted an article on Mouse Ball Cleaning
