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Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the SOYO P4S Dragon Ultra Motherboard

The SOYO P4S Dragon Ultra boasts a large range of features such as C-Media 5.1 sound, HighPoint ATA133 IDE RAID, optional SPDIF and Digital sound connections, integrated 10/100 Ethernet, USB 2.0 support, plus more! The BIOS has already been revised a couple of times, and currently allows the user to take control of almost every component in the system. The P4S Dragon Ultra has a massive amount of overclocking potential, and stability is as good as it gets.
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Tweakers Australia has updated thir review on the Matrox Millennium G550 Dual-DVI

Looking at the Matrox site, I noticed that there was a new driver that was recently released, v5.82. Matrox make every component on their video cards, and this means they have 100% control over performance tweaks in their driver sets. I was currently using the XP certified 5.72 driver and thought I would do a performance comparison with the new 5.82 driver. Have a look for yourself... I was quite surprised by the results!
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TweakTown has posted a review on the HighSpeed PC Athlon XP Unlocking Kit.

When the new Athlon XP hit the streets, many overclocking enthusiasts were concerned about the new style of L1 bridges. You couldn't just grab a pencil and unlock the processor anymore. But then along came HighSpeed PC with their unlocking kit and they claimed that life would be good again saying that it was very easy and effective. Come join TweakTown as they delve into this little kit to find out if it works, and if it really is as easy as claimed.
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Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the Thermalright SK-6 Copper Heatsink

This HSF from Thermalright has done the rounds now and has proven to be a very good unit. Today its performance is compared against an 80mm 3k fan sitting on top of a plastic 80/60 adapter using a FOP-38 Aluminium heatsink. We all know how noisy the Delta fans are, using a setup like above is another way to reduce noise and keep a little bit of performance, I have seen this setup on many computers.
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