This guide will tell you everything you need to know about a mouse, and even how to mod yours! Make your rodent look all pretty and stuff. Check it out @ Iceteks

More gaming publishers are recommending that we upgrade our 'paltry' 1GB systems to 2GB, for optimum gaming performance. We thrash out real-world gaming performance using combinations of 512MB modules and 1GB modules to see if more really is better.

Bit-Tech

The Whistling Cricket Windows XP Tweaking guide has been updated to version 2.6. This version brings a lot of updates to the navigation and layout of the guide making the experience much more enjoyable and flow a lot better. Some new "Tips" have been added to multiple tweaks giving information that will be useful to some. Some tweaks have also been improved, especially for users of Mozilla Firefox. Check it out!

Just got word that Adrian has updated his premier BIOS optimization guide! Here's some of the updates.

I've had the opportunity to go through and update my America's Army Tweak Guide for the new Version 2.6 release. For the most part there are no major changes, since Version 2.6 is almost identical to Version 2.5 in almost every respect.

Intel or AMD? ATI or nVidia? After looking at a couple of HTPC chassis, today we take a look at some of the components that we feel would make a good HTPC.

T-Break

Is Opera really the Fastest and Most Secure Web Browser? Are IE and Mozilla faster than Firefox? Is ActiveX really not a security problem? Does OS integration have absolutely nothing to do with security? Are the Market Share Reports Wrong? Does Firefox really have 72 security vulnerabilities? Are Firefox Extensions unsafe? Is Firefox not fully standards Complaint? Read on.

If you are in a position where your computer's address needs to be concealed from nosy authorities, then this article may be for you. Much more important that just hiding P2P downloaders from the RIAA, the "Tor Network" is a democratic digital-protection service that you may want to participate in.

Internet for Beginners

In this article, we'll examine all of the major BitTorrent clients, looking at their advantages, disadvantages and some of the coolest features. First, however, I think it might be appropriate to back up a little bit and take a closer look at the technology (and the lingo) behind BitTorrent.

Webmonkey

Cell phones with cameras are everywhere nowadays. It really makes us think whether we now have a mobile phone with camera or a camera with telephone capability. In this article, we'll take a look at camera cell phones and see who they stack up against today's digital cameras.

DigiGrabber

A while back, we reviewed the Gigabyte 6600 DDR2 and found it to be a pretty interesting overclocker. We decided that the overclocking we did was a little too mild, so we are going to do some soldering work and blast things up the ORB.

VR-Zone

The amount and importance of data which is stored on flash memory increases every day. With the price-per-gigabyte dropping it USB flash drives as well as memory cards (CF, SD, xD, etc.) have become a great way to store and transport large amounts of data. With an increased reliance on flash storage, the recovery of data from flash drives has become an important topic as well.

Myth (Definition) - A fiction or half-truth, especially one that forms part of an ideology. While Firefox is a decent Web Browser, there are numerous Myths floating around the Internet regarding it. Hopefully this site will debunk some of these.

We have all seen these banners before or heard people say "Firefox is Faster, Firefox has Lower Requirements, Firefox is Secure, Firefox defends me from all Spyware, etc." How misleading is it? Read on.

If you don't backup your data, you have a disaster waiting to happen! This article will show you how to setup a backup server using samba client and rsync, and explain the importants of backing up not only your important files, but ALL your data. View article here.

Just got word that Adrian has updated his premier BIOS optimization guide! Here's some of the updates.

Laptops often comes with two Achilles heals, heat and limited battery time. There are, if not cures, at least remedies to make them less obvious. The technology used is called undervolting and even if reducing the voltage would be a more precise description the name is still pretty easy to get. By lowering the voltage to the processor you can not only drastically lower the heat dissipation, but also increase the battery time significantly. There are, believe it or not, no downsides with this method, if you do it right.

The ASUS A8R MVP is a great performing board with very high HTT overclocking capability. However, it is somewhat limited by its voltage options offered in its BIOS. For those who are looking for higher voltages on this board, we have the answer for you.

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The ASUS A32NSLI Deluxe is one of the most painstakingly engineered board x16 SLI motherboard based on the AMD S939 socket. It tries to win in all areas from the looks to the overclockability and stability with its 8-phase power circuitry. Even though the board provides ample voltage adjustments from the BIOS, the die-hard overclockers with exotic-cooling may be looking for more.

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The interactive Intel product ID guide got today an extensive update, with which can be simply identified all current processors of the company Intel. Beside the new CPU models also the Intel Pentium Extreme Edition and the Intel Xeon processors are now integrated.

Unlike the old style Athlon XP, intel uses this IHS to protect its sensitive core cell from being easily messed up during installation. It is made up of nickel plated pure copper and claimed to be an effective way of dissipating heat out of the P4. Is this statement actually true?

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