Overclockers' delights abound in deeply-linked jungle round up

OCTOOLS HAS POSTED what it says is a world exclusive review of Chaintech's KT333 offering, the 7VJL Apogee.

Overclocking is the strong point of this board, they say. They got it to overclock up to 201MHz FSB with "no motherboard modifications and with just stock cooling on everything". Check it out here.

Mind you, here's another review of the board from the Antipodean overclockers. Compare and contrast, we say.

The Insulator of the Month. A fine award, which you can find over here, courtsey of Sluggo.

VR-Zone has uncovered an interesting way of unlocking your Thoroughbred Athlon, by connecting the a pair of pins (VSS and NC). "This method is just like pin modding the Northwood to get higher VCore voltage," they say, "where you can either use a thin wire or conductive grease the connect the pins together." Wibble this way.

Hardwareluxx has a detailed look at the new Focustek ALUC A436LAT case here. And a go at a new Cooling Solutions K4.2 Watercooling set, here.

In graphics card corner, Beyond3D has a roundup of all the 128Mb VisionTek GeForce4 Ti boards and puts them head-to head here.

TweakTown has added to the Web's selection of reviews of the Gainward Golden Sample GeForce4 Ti4200 video card. here.

And here's another bunch of Ti 4600s over at tech report.

ViperLair has a spit at MSI's 845E Max2-BLR Pentium 4 motherboard, which, it says, comes stacked with features, including Bluetooth support, here.

Viahardware has a piece on Shuttle's cube barebone system, the SS40G SS40G, checking out how well Linux will work on it. That's here.

3dXtreme has got all worked up over its Samsung SyncMaster 152B LCD monitor review here.

Xdesksoftware has what it calls a "real-world preview" of an interesting Sager 4250 notebook here.

VTRHardware has got its sweaty mitts on the specs of three new coolers from Globalwin for Socket A and Socket 478 CPUs here.

Here's yet another review of Lian Li's latest aluminum PC case from warp2search.

3Dvelocity casts a chilly gaze over Chip-Con's Prometeia Cooler here.

And finally, the Monk over at accelenation has produced a long piece on how to get the most out your gaming experience by correctly setting up your graphics card and screen refresh rates. He's got more flashing bits and bobs that your average INQ advert. Have a squint over here. µ