Disassembling an iPod Shuffle non violently

OC WORKBENCH reviews one SIS and one Intel based product. The Asrock P4Dual-915GL motherboard makes good use of the second and is actually a very special product. The interesting bit is that it can provide up to five monitor display. The second review is that of the SIS756 Chipset which brings PCI Express interface to SIS's chipset range.

French website TT-hardware takes us through a journey where they explore the intricacies of benchmark software choice. From CPU Mark 99 to UT2004. Unfortunately though, no link to the mentioned software.

Xtremeresources is one of the first to achieve a FSB of 500MHz on the AMD 64 Platform. MrIcee did it using teamed with an AMD Athlon 64 3500+. Absolutely stunning.

Alliance of overclocking arts has written a guide on the Installation of XP using NV Raid. This raid controller is found on most nForce motherboards from two to four. They broke the install process into five easy steps for you to digest.

Singaporean website VR-Zone has a review of the InnoDV IView Portable Multimedia Player. The latter is like a small gameboy - the old one - but with a 2.5-inch colour screen and incorporates a MP3 player, a photo viewer and a movie player. It also comes with a truckload of accessories and even a remote control.

Hack a Day presents a how to disassemble a ipod shuffle non violently, that is where you will be able to build it up again. They have even come up with the idea of sewing into a parka or a hat.

Don't remember posting this one, Sander Sassen from hardwareanalysis takes an overclocked Pentium IV 660 operating at 5.2Ghz and faces it with the Athlon FX55 to see which of them is ze best. Guess which one? µ