Crazy Brit puts Intel's only P4 EE through terrifying ordeal

DAVID "Dangerous" Ross has jeopardised Intel UK's push to get its XeonMP Pentium 4 Eccentric Edition widely accepted by "enthusiasts" and has overclocked the only chip Chipzilla has got to achieve his psychotic whims. Here.

Over at AMD Zone, there's a review of a small form factor PC from Biostar.

Xbit Labs has got hold of a huge number of 19-inch monitors and peered closely to see how fast the pixels hit the front of the glass. Here.

And at Gruntville, the lads have taken a Thermaltake Xaser III V2420U server case and examined just how customisable it is. Here.

At Intelforums (no relation), there's a review of the PNY 5200 Ultra - the site complains it can't subject the card to the kind of torture they want to. No torture.

Memory company Corsair is very proud of its memory modules and looks at the flashing DIMMs we talked about a few weeks back, here.

Never forget that Microsoft is a wannabe hardware company as well as the biggest Volish Behemoth in the cosmos. And so at Hardware Zoom today, you can read a review of its Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer 2.0. We do wish MS wouldn't keep adding Explorer to everything...

Them thar Mad Shrimps compare the Athlon XP Thoroughbred B against the quietly snuck out Duron Applebred, in this interesting take, here.

We haven't heard much from Bit-Tech since the Mageeks gave Wil Harris food poisoning on his return from Computex. But we note the man has hired a little G Gnome to take the world "by storm". That's here.

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