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Hardwarecanucks posted a review of the OCZ StealthXstream 600W power supply

A few months ago it was ludicrous to even think of the possibility of a quality 600W power supply which retailed for under $100. We can do nothing but applaud OCZ since they proved a great price does not equal lackluster performance by delivering power supply which performs as well as its more-expensive competitors.
OCZ StealthXstream 600W Power Supply Review

DV Hardware just published a new review of the 750W Silencer PSU from PCP&C.

In this review I'm taking a closer look at the PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750 Quad power supply. There are three flavors of this PSU: Black, Copper and a red CrossFire Edition. Besides the different color these units are identical, they all have a continuous maximum output of 750W with a peak output of 825W and a max of 60A on the +12V rail. The Silencer 750W PSU ships in a rather unattractive box. When I received this product I expected to find another box inside the one you can see on the photo but that wasn't the case. I was a bit worried that the PSU might have been damaged during shipping when I saw that one of the corners was punctured but fortunately the PSU was well protected.
PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750 PSU Review

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TechwareLabs has published a guide to Performing a System Restore on Windows XP

Every now and then your system hits a snag and you receive the dreaded blue screen of death otherwise known as a BSOD, popups occur at random, or your system may lock unexpectedly. These are just a few of the myriad of problems and reasons why you may have need of a utility known as System Restore. We will explain what this utility is and how you can enable/disable and use this utility.
How to Perform a System Restore on Windows XP Guide

Gearlog posted a first look on a Dell Inspiron system with Ubuntu

Last Wednesday, the FedEx guy arrived with my new Dell Inspiron 530 desktop. Still in my pajamas, I rushed to the door to greet him, gave him a quick "thank-you", and rushed back up the stairs to begin unboxing.
Unboxing My Dell Inspiron with Ubuntu