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Tech News April 2003

NewsApr 30, 2003June 29, 20140

Sapphire Radeon 9700 Atlantis Pro “Ultimate Edition” Review TweakTown :: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 “We’ve been seeing the Radeon 9700 Pro boards for a while,

Overclocking Defined

John-ErikApr 25, 2003June 21, 20140

In general terms, overclocking means to run a particular component at a clock rate over the rated clock speed (and is the opposite of underclocking,

XFX GeForce 4 Ti4200 Turbo 8X Review

BrandonApr 17, 2003July 20, 20140

What we have done here is taken a GeForce4 TI 4200 GPU and slapped it onto an 8 layer PCB. We then populated the PCB

Zalman CNPS-7000 Cu and AlCu Cooler Review

Alan McCloskeyApr 13, 2003July 20, 20140

Zalman is a Korean company that is well known in the computer enthusiast community for producing silent and effective cooling devices. They have concentrated on

Old Compaq as Router

John-ErikApr 12, 2003November 28, 20140

Lol, sure you can use an old compaq to route. Throw two NICs in it, load Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP on it and use the Internet Connection

Zalman CNPS7000-Cu CPU Cooler Photos

OCmodshopApr 9, 2003June 28, 20140

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Black and Decker vs Dremel

John-ErikApr 4, 2003June 2, 20110

Heh, I used a Black and Decker 18V cordless drill with rotary cutter attachment from a dremel. This thing, literally, blows the doors off of

Exhaust Only for a Case?

John-ErikApr 3, 2003June 2, 20110

Exhaust is always better. Remember the el-cheapo whiteboxes (and even some name brands with micro ATX cases), or even older systems? One cooling fan, and

AOpen AX4PE Max Motherboard Review

Alan McCloskeyApr 1, 2003July 20, 20140

The Pentium 4 scene has changed several times since the chip was first introduced. Some of these changes caused many users to stray to AMD’s

More Processor Rant

John-ErikMar 31, 2003November 28, 20140

Keep in mind with AMD processors, they will be slower than the Xeons except in 80-bit floating point, which is very rare to encounter in

Benefit of Dual Procs

John-ErikMar 31, 2003November 28, 20140

Dual processors also allow the OS to give an application a larger timeslice, meaning that for standard office productivity work with lots of task switching