Content From Around The Web - Wednesday, 7th March, 2007

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AMD 4800+ Brisbane Overclocking – Source: BCC Hardware

Cooling Solutions

Corsair Nautilus GPU Water Block Cooling Solutions – Source: Virtual Hideout

Digital Cameras

Nikon Coolpix L6 6.0MP Digital Camera – Source: Techgage

Graphics Cards

Laptop Systems

Acer Aspire 9300 Laptop System – Source: X-bit Labs

Asus W7J Laptop System – Source: X-bit Labs

Media Players

Microsoft Zune Media Player – Source: The Tech Lounge

Microsoft Zune Media Player – Source: The Tech Zone

Memory

Buffalo FSX800D2C-K1G FireStix Memory – Source: Pro-Clockers

Corsair 2GB PC2-10000C5DF Dominator Memory – Source: Legit Reviews

Crucial Ballistix PC8000 DDR2 2GB Memory – Source: XS Reviews

Motherboards

abit IN9 32X-MAX Wi-Fi Motherboard – Source: Tweak Town

abit IN9 32X MAX Wi-Fi Motherboard – Source: XtremeComputing

eVGA nForce 680i SLI Motherboard – Source: Guru 3D

Power Supply Units

Akasa Greenpower 500 Watt Power Supply Unit – Source: XS Reviews

Antec Earthwatts 500 Watt Power Supply Unit – Source: XS Reviews

Antec TruePower Trio 650 Watt Power Supply Unit – Source: Future Looks

SilverStone OP1000 Olympia 1000 Watt Power Supply Unit – Source: OverClock Intelligence Agency

XClio StablePower 850 Watt Power Supply Unit – Source: Tweak News

System Processors

AMD Athlon64 X2 4800+ 65nm System Processor – Source: PC Stats

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Asus Commando Intel P965 Motherboard – Source: Hard OCP

"Overclocking on the ASUS Commando was the easiest overclocking job I ever had. I took the board to 460MHz FSB on stock voltages. Quite literally with everything still set to auto in the BIOS."

Quite misleading that, I wonder if he realised that there was probably around 1.55-1.6v through his cpu while it was on auto at 460FSB?

Interestingly the commando killed his ram as well, a story that is becoming all too familiar with that motherboard.