There are probably only two things that have stopped me from buying a Vapochill so far, the price and the case. Well unfortunately I can't help you with the price but we can show you how to fit a Vapochill into the excellent Lian Li 71.Read more
Tech-PC has posted a Vapochill to Lian Li conversion guide
Tuplay.com has published this week's edition of their weekly Intel, AMD, and Video Card price guide.
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Dan's Data has put up an article about Fan maintenance
Hardware Pub has posted 7v Voltage Mod Guide
Dan's Data has posted an tutorial about building an LED caselight
Hardcoreware has updated their CPU Price guide
3D Spotlight has posted a Jedi Knight II tweak guide
Tweakers Astralia has posted a video card overclocking & cooling guide
So we have a core based on a .18 micron fabrication process running at 200MHz. What is its potential? Not much. Because the core is based on such a large fabrication process and because it is already running so fast - we won't be able to get much out of it - in theory that is. As an estimate, I think I could get about 10% out of it. 10% of 200 is 20. Thus, we should be able to get the core to around 220MHz. Now, let's look at the RAM. The RAM is 5.0ns EliteMT DDR-SDRAM. The ns rating refers to the timing of the RAM in nano-seconds. To get the speed at which a certain ns rated card can run it, merely divide 1000 by its ns rating. Seeing it's DDR-SDRAM, we double this number to get it's effective DDR speed, so that's 400MHz, which is what the card is running at. That's its theoretical speed though. Now let's consider a 10% overclock of the RAM, that's 220MHz, now DDR it- 440MHz. That's not a bad increase! How about some numbers, to use these formulae you need to know some technical information about your card. If you don't have any idea, just ignore the formulae and continue on to Video Card Overclocking.Read more
Tec Central has posted a config guide for the Epox EP-8K3A+ in german
DeviantPC has posted the beginners guide to benchmarking.
Tweakers Australia has updated their ATI Radeon Driver Comparison article with some extra benchmarks and tests
VR-Zone has updated their overclocking databases with some very impressive overclocking results.
Tuplay has posted a hardware price guide
Mods4ME has posted a guide about building an alternative power supply
Viper's Lair has posted a ICS guide for cable modems in Windows XP
3D Spotlight has put up an Soundcard & Speakers tweak guide
DeviantPC has posted an article concerning the Windows 2000/XP Registry.
Hardcoreware has posted updated their CPU/RAM price guide
Mods4ME has put up a DDR timing guide
OC Workbench has posted a listing of motherboards that have problems with GF4 MX based graphics cards