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XSPC X2O Xtreme 1/2" CPU Universal Water block Review
XtremeComputing posted a review on the XSPC X2O Xtreme 1/2" CPU Universal Water block

I have to say one of the best Value/Performance CPU blocks on the market, if XSPC keep this up and release more excellent performing hardware like this they are sure to become as well know as the other major brands out there. A bargain and a performer all in one package, not something you see very often
XSPC X2O Xtreme 1/2" CPU Universal Water block Review

Digital Camera Tutorial: Composition (Part 1)
TrustedReviews posted another Digital Camera Tutorial. This week they look into Composition (Part 1).

The difference between a snapshot and an artistic photograph is simply a matter of composition. By changing the focal length, angle and position of the camera, the relative positions and sizes of objects in the frame can be changed to produce a more visually pleasing effect. Learning to do this is mostly a matter of practice and experimentation, but there are a number of tips and techniques that can help you to take better pictures.
Digital Camera Tutorial: Composition (Part 1)

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Ultra XL Dual Channel 1024MB PC3200 Memory Review
Modders-Inc has posted a new review on the Ultra XL Dual Channel 1024MB PC3200 Memory

Ultra sent over one of their 1024MB kits of their DDR XL memory for us to check out. With the claim of "Extreme Low Latency No Matter What!!". A bold claim that we will definitely test to see if these DDR XL memory modules are up to the challenge. Ultra rates the XL series at 2-2-2-5 @ 400MHz Front Side Bus speed. The XL memory is also has a nice look with the Gold heat spreaders to help control the modules temperature.
Ultra XL Dual Channel 1024MB PC3200 Memory Review

Fall IDF 2006: Intel Shows Quad-Core Kentsfield
Legit Reviews posted a news story from the IDF 2006

When running Ice Storm Fighters on a quad-core processor (we assume it was the QX6700) with a 1066MHz Front Side Bus (FSB) vTune showed that 13% of the FSB was being used. This goes to show that even on intense upcoming games/benchmarks that are heavily threaded don't require a higher front side bus...
Fall IDF 2006: Intel Shows Quad-Core Kentsfield