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Team Folding@Velocity!
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Just
a quick thank you to the guys who have made a sterling
start for the new team Folding@Velocity. If you can spare
a few CPU cycles in your slack moments and you'd like
to help out we'd love to have you onboard. Details on
the Folding@Home project can be found here.
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Special thanks go to (in no particular order) Silentst2000,
Terrycr13, Kinkyafro, 6uo7, Senileoldgit, Hombre, Phantom66uk
and Mohrk. Our current position can be found on our team
stats page HERE
and details on joining can be got through the forums using
the link below (scroll down a few posts) :
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: 10th November 2002 By :Wayne |
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TVTool 6.8.2
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Savage
News have word that TVTool is now at v6.8.2!
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A new version of TV Tool has been released (v6.8.2 to
be exact). This is the program that enables your video
card TV-Output and seems to be the best external one.
Whats new:
SAA7104 support.
PAL-Nc und PAL-M (South American standards).
PAL 60 for Chrontel.
1024x768 for Conexant and SAA7104.
New 800x600 NTSC FS mode for CX25870/1.
New 640x480 PAL FS mode for CX25870/1.
640x480 for SAA7102 and 7108.
New icon save function with visualisation.
6 Resize Presets with leds.
Programmale hotkey.
Curtain Mode.
Hibernation compatible.
PAL 60 Mode bug fixed for Conexant (color phase shift
enabled).
Larger Color Carrier range.
768x576 NTSC mode f?r Chrontel fixed (disturbances).
RGB mode fixed for Chrontel (blacklevel was too high).
[View
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: 10th November 2002 By :Wayne
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Hercules 3D Prophet 9700 Pro: Extreme Overclocking
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If
you like graphs you'll love this one. Digit-life have
been overclocking their Hercules 3D Prophet 9700 Pro.
Full marks for the drugs inspired intro too!
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The November has already arrived and NVIDIA's fluids
are soaring over the earth making the shining 30th baby
yet brighter, and bucks in the pockets of hard-core gamers
are striving to be sacrificed to a wonder-accelerator...
And we are starting our story from what the current 3D
graphics king, ATI RADEON 9700 Pro, can offer us today
in terms of frequency potential. Its capabilities, as
well as features of cards on it, were studied a lot, and
the analyses of its 3D functions can be found in the following
reviews:
[View
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: 10th November 2002 By :Wayne
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ClubOC's 5th Annual Christmas Giveaway!
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ClubOC
are planning on making it a special Christmas for some
of their lucky visitors. Here's what they're planning
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I'm pleased to announce that we will once again hold
our annual Christmas Giveaway! ClubOC has been on the
net in one form or another for over six years now. The
last four of them we have given stuff away each year at
Christmas time. This year is going to be bigger and better
than ever! So far we have nearly $700 in prizes just from
our friends over at Overclockers Hideout, and that's just
to get us started! This Christmas Giveaway is going to
be huge, so don't miss out! Get your Overclocking butt
over to the Christmas Giveaway page and find out how to
enter!
[View
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: 10th November 2002 By :Wayne
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MSI 845E Max2-BLR giveaway
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ViperLair
sent a reminder that there's less than a week left if
you want to be in the running for their MSI Max2-BLR giveaway!
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There 6 days left to get in our MSI 845E Max2-BLR giveaway.
All you have to do is reply in the contest thread in our
forums, and have a minimum post count of 10.
[View
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: 10th November 2002 By :Wayne
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Iwill P4HT Review
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Iwill
seem to have been laying pretty low lately but they're
certainly planning on getting noticed with their P4HT
motherboard which features one of the reddest of red colour
schemes around. Just to prove they share your great uncle's
colour coordination sense they've finished it off with
a blue LED North Bridge fan!
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Riding the wave of the latest Intel chipsets, Iwill is
coming out with the P4HT, a somewhat unusual board in
more than one aspect. Unusual in this case refers to the
color scheme, meaning that the board is featuring a red
PCB, red expansion slots, red connectors and a blue LED
fan for the North Bridge. An additional oddity is the
USB port sticking out from the center of the mainboard.
In terms of quality, stability and performance, the P4HT
can compete with the best.
[View
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: 10th November 2002 By :Wayne
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Trios II PX-920T2
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OCTools
have reviewed the TriosII from RomtecUSA. With this clever
little device you can dynamically switch between a multitude
of configurations based on full control of three independant
drives.
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The Trios II comes with a complete package for its multi
drive selector task. It comes with three ATA-133 IDE cables
for the hard disks and one data ATA-133 cable for the
motherboard. Also it comes with its power supply utilities
to power itself up. The only thing I noticed about the
Trios II hardware requirement is a ATX model machine with
at least 250watts power supply unit and of course a pci
slot for the Trios II card.
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: 10th November 2002 By :Wayne
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