Smoking crack is better than getting smallpox

KT400 BOARDS are surfacing left, right and right up the middle. Over at overclockers.com, there's a guide to what to look for in a KT400 mobo. That's here.

The Pabster carries a look at a bunch of such mobos over here. It's a bit a mind-numbing though, we reckon.

Less demanding, though possibly less useful too, is HardwareLux's preview of the ASUS A7V8X KT400 board, especially if you don't speak German. That's over here.

Over at the Overclockedcafe they've been mucking about with a stick of GeIL PC3200 memory that could find its way into a KT400 board. Their findings are here.

There's a short and not unfavourable review of VIA's P4X266 PE11-SA mainboard over here at VIAvpsd.

Anandtech's come up with an extensive AMD Athlon MP 2200+ server roundup. That's here.

AMDZone has a look at an I-Buddie, an XP Desknote from ECS that's here.

MSI's Champion Edition" G4Ti4600-TD Video card comes under the microscope at PCStats over here.

The antipodean overclockers fiddle with Abit's IT7 MAX I845E motherboard over here.

"Between smoking crack, and selling the odd bit of hardware here and there, we also like a bit of gaming when time out of rehab allows," say the reprobates over at Chillblast.com. "We do know," they add, "that if you can get more pixelly things on the screen at once, then that's GOOD. More pixelly things mean it looks sharper (although with the brown whites of our eyes it makes little difference)."

Someone's given them an ATi Radeon 9700 Pro to play with. Gosh. Pass round the pipe and wibble hither.

david@hexus.net is seeking out the top overclockers. If you manage to squeeze more than 15000 3Dmarks (2001 variety that is) from your system wibble this way.

Nearby there's also a look at ABIT's SR7-8X SiS648 mobo. That's here.

Neoseeker has a Windows XP Tweaking Guide over here.

OverclockersClubCanada has a review of Dynatron's Crossflow Blower here.

Guys from myWORLD Hardware have been wandering round their local IT Fair, "the place to get the best bargain for computer hardwares and softwares," they say. Don't let the pix drag you down. Wibble hither.

Storagereview.com take a look at Seagate's big fat 73gb, 15000rpm, U320 drive, the Cheetah 15K.3 over here.

And Epox's competition to find a new slogan appears to be progressing nicely. You can view the entries so far over here. Our favourite so far?

EPoX: It Is Better Than Smallpox!

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