• Graphics chip maker Nvidia still on top
• Senate shift could mean new tack on tech issues
• AMD said to consider extending 333MHz FSB standard to Athlon XP 2600+
• Shuttle expects to ship 250,000 mini-barebone systems this year
• Intel to target overclocking, modder market
• Microchips weigh heavily on environment

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This PSU is equipped with a total of 10 molex connectors spread out among 3 lines (2 lines have 3 with the remaining line having 4). WIth my previous PSU I had to use y splitters in order to get power to everything. With this PSU I had PLENTY of molex connectors to power my gear.

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The Windows XP NVIDIA Detonator Driver Database contains performance data on most of the current Windows XP NVIDIA Detonator Drivers. Currently we have a total of 44 Detonators included in the Windows XP database! For each set of NVIDIA Detonator Drivers added to our database we have included performance data from SEVERAL different benchmarks, not just a few.

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CloneCD 4 Setup for Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
Setup Version 4.1.0.1 (3160 KB)
Last updated: 2002 11 05
This is the full version, including the Setup program. You can use it to update your current CloneCD version, too.
Caution: If you own the Box Version of CloneCD, it must have been installed before the Update. CloneCD will automatically recognize the Registration Key of the already installed Box Version. The Registration Key that came with the Box Version cannot be used for the Installation of the Online Version.

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Ever wanted to add some flare to you case without the expense of a Cold Cathode Light? Here's a quick and easy way to add some light to you case without dropping alot of cash. For folks with case windows this will be even easier! LED case fans are quite the craze right now and I've even been turned from skeptic to user!

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Christmas is coming and the latest games are bringing computers to their knees. Fall is the perfect time to get your computer in shape again to cope with the increasingly demanding requirements of games. And if you're looking for the latest and greatest graphics card around, you won't have to look any farther than ATi's new Radeon 9700 PRO.

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Upon receiving my first NVIDIA nForce2 and VIA KT400 retail motherboards, I immediately began testing them and gathering data in order to compare them all. One of the first things I saw was that the VIA KT400 chipset and NVIDIA nForce2 chipset motherboards were showing some pretty different benchmark results – enough that I thought it was out of the ordinary. The benchmark that sparked my interest was Quake III: Arena. While benchmarking the latest KT400 motherboards, I found that it was not performing up to par with the KT333 chipset motherboards I have tested with the same configuration. While the KT333 coupled with the Radeon 9700 was showing more than 300 frames per second, all of the KT400 boards were showing up in the 275 fps range.

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PC Power and Cooling is probably better known for their power supplies, but today we'll take a look at their full tower case. It's solid steel and is a monster. Let me start first by saying that when I first saw this case on Maximum PC I thought, "Wow, that thing is huge and looks very study. It definitely looked like you could do a lot with the case." Then when I actually received the case it was exactly how I expected it to be.

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The immediate selling point of the case is the pre-cut 4 sectioned window on the side panel. In total there are 8 small screws that hold the single X-Window in place with a spot in the middle for an 80mm fan. In the accessories bag there are no fan screws so make sure you buy them beforehand. There are additional fan spots inside the case, so the lack of fan screws is a bit of an inconvenience.

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Another very impressive motherboard from the ABIT stable that should be on your prospective shopping list if you're looking for a cutting-edge P4 board. If you own a decent i845E / SiS648 motherboard, though, I cannot really see the benefits of changing over unless HyperThreading truly excels. With dual-DDR looming in the distance, the i845PE appears to be something of a stopgap for now.

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Wasn't it just a few short months ago when a 24x CD burner was top dog? It seems like every couple months CD burner get faster and faster. I've been very happy with my PlexWriter 24x with burn proof technology as I have NEVER burned a single coaster. Not one error, not one bad disk. Not one single problem since I purchased it when it they first hit the shelves.

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With so many chipsets battling for market share of the Intel enthusiast crowd, it can sometimes be difficult to choose the right motherboard. Come join TweakTown as they take a peek at the Shuttle AS45GTR Motherboard. It uses the new SiS 846 chipset and offers several features that aren't all that common. Let's see if it can handle the stresses of an enthusiast rig!

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