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TweakTown's Byron Johnstone, their new writer from South Africa, is a complete overclocking nut and he loves taking all manors of computer products to the extreme. In his first article he has his way with an AMD Athlon FX-57 processor with Phase Change cooling. He shows us what the newest and quickest CPU from AMD can achieve at -12 degrees Celsius with the Prometeia Mach II!

"It's fast," said one developer source of Mac OS X running on Intel's Pentium processors. "Faster than [Mac OS X] on my Dual 2GHz Power Mac G5." In addition to booting Windows XP at blazing speeds, the included version of Mac OS X for Intel takes "as little as 10 seconds" to boot to the Desktop from when the Apple logo first displays on screen.

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Over the past few years, OCZ Technology has been pushing the limits of memory modules with its fine engineering talent. In recent memory, OCZ?s low-latency Platinum Rev. 2 memory overclocked the highest out of the numerous low-latency modules we tested. OCZ then introduced its VX value line of memory, which continued the tradition of amazingly decent overclocking yields at an all time low prices. The company?s innovation didn?t stop there, however.

VR-Zone has learned that the upcoming GeForce 7800 GT will be 20 pipes instead of 24 pipes as intially reported.

Microsoft released a Flash Demo about the Remote Keyboard for Windows XP Media Center Edition.

NVIDIA really took everyone by surprise when its 7800 GTX was in stock at various retailers on the launch date. After what NVIDIA and ATI had done with their last generation GPUs, no one really thought that NVIDIA could pull off something of this magnitude. Making sure that its board partners are ready with their products on the announcement day requires immense efforts in organizing everything. Needless to say, NVIDIA has really gotten into the "good books" of numerous enthusiasts and the rest of the industry with what it accomplished.

A network of Apple Specialists dealers said during a meeting at the MacWorld Conference and Expo in Boston that businesses are more and more switching to Macintosh systems. They further claim that the switch to x86 Intel processors will certainly boost this evolution.. Read more at DV Hardware

Not happy with overclocking the Athlon 64 X2 4800+ to a mere 3GHz we decided to push it further. We turned to the Prometia Mach II with an updated Athlon 64 CPU kit. Our tools include a 550 watt Coolermaster power supply, the DFI Lanparty UT nF4 SLI-DR, some Corsair XMS Pro DDR400, and the 623 bios for the board. Stay tuned for an extra push past the 3.3GHz barrier, and a truckload of benchmarks comparing it against all the FX Venice and San Diego core speed grades.

We coped by doing most of our testing with 4X antialiasing and 16X anisotropic filtering enabled at resolutions as high as most monitors would take us: 1600x1200. That approach gave us a decent idea what kind of comparative performance to expect from the GeForce 7800 GTX, but it didn't entirely harness the power of two of them in SLI, as we learned when we drove a pair of 'em with the brand-new Athlon 64 FX-57 after the fact.

Creative Technology Ltd., a worldwide leader in digital entertainment solutions for PC users and the creator of Sound Blaster, announced that early testing of the Creative X-Fi Xtreme Fidelity audio processor revealed that it delivers a 17 percent frame rate increase in this summer?s hottest PC games.

After NVIDIA introduced its 7800GTX graphics adapter to the world, perhaps one of the first things that crossed everyone?s minds was the unveiling of NVIDIA?s midrange and low-end cards that would make GeForce 7 series a viable option, economically. Speculations have been floating around for quite a while regarding the specifications and other information surrounding the upcoming 7800GT part.

iPod, iPod, iPod?this has to be the only product that has garnered Apple more attention than anyone would?ve ever predicted. Apple has made millions with the iPod, and it?s an accessory that no one wants to be without these days. Anyone with a slight taste for digital products must have the iPod. It?s amazing how a product that started out as nothing has now started a worldwide epidemic. Throughout these past few weeks, we have taken a preliminary look at quite a few exclusive products that are designed for the iPod. Today, however, we have compiled a list of interesting products that will take you into the world of the iPod?

HEXUS.net gives us an idea of what performance we can expect to get from ATi's CrossFire. From the article: "Using Supertiling, the default mode for Crossfire under Direct3D, shows that 6800 Ultra SLI is faster. However that's just in 3DMark05, not a modern game title, and that's using a beta driver that might not be there in terms of the performance that ATI have today, internally. It'll be interesting to see where performance is when Crossfire is launched using an official driver, along with NVIDIA hardware running any new driver that NVIDIA may or may not have planned for their hardware."

Allthough the desktop graphic cards are just being released, information about the new mobile parts has been floating around the internet. There will be 3 different parts for each price class (value, mainstream & highend), all based on PCIe.

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Nvidia has confirmed a bug in its current driver software that prevents serious overclocking - by shutting down a graphics card not just when it runs too hot, but also too cool, Tom's Hardware Guide has learned.

Philips researchers have made significant progress in developing a new storage technology called near-field optical recording. The technology boosts capacity to 150 gigabytes stored on two layers of an optical media, not very different from today's DVDs.

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Apple?s iPod has been garnering a lot of attention ever since it launched. Not only has it become a cultural accessory, but it also appears to be a great business model for numerous companies. You can also say that Apple?s iPod has literally shaken the entire consumer electronics industry and helped create a completely new product line that solely focuses around the iPod. In fact Logitech has dedicated a product line that caters only to the iPod. What we have today is Logitech?s latest edition to its iPod exclusive line of products ? Logitech Wireless Headphones.

With NVIDIA dominating the Athlon 64 landscape, it's time to take a closer look at seven nForce4 Ultra motherboards.

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Will a single core (over) clock better than the dual core in the same process and core design? Of course! That should be the case. Look at the dual core Pentium at 3.2GHz versus a single core at 3.8 GHz, or the 2.4GHz dual core Athlon64 vs its new 2.8 GHz single-core cousin.

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