Athlon 64 3400+ reviewed everywhere

THERE'S REVIEWS of AMD's new chipolata everywhere. So rather than list them all, check out AMD Zone, which lists an awful lot of them. If you're wondering what an AMD Athlon 64 3400+ is, it's a microprocessor, or the "brains of a computer" as some people decide to call it. You're probably asking where the INQ review is, like Randy has. We don't sign non disclosure agreements, in short.

Hexus asks a question about Abit's µGuru technology in the AN7 motherboard. Is it any good?. It concludes it's "pretty good" but needs a good polishing.

Back to AMD. Tom's Hardware looks at four different chipsets for Mr 754 pin Athlon 64, here.

OC Workbench has the results of its Readers Awards for 2003 up on the site today. Different categories. Check it out here.

Those crazy guys at memory firm OCZ get a review of PC 3700 Gold Rev II over at Anandtech.

As well as having the mandatory 3400+ review, Ace's Hardware has a piece about Prescott power dissipation, which you can find here.

Sharky Extreme has a January value gaming buyers' guide up on its site. And you can read all about it, here.

Cooltechzone compares two Gigabyte motherboards -- the 7S748 and the 7N400 Pro 2. The first uses a SIS chipset, the second the Nforce 2. There's pictures and words. Here.

Dan's Data reviews the GTR-350ATX in this piece.

Not content with reviewing screws, and describing Mageek's lass as "Babe of the Year", Bit-Tech has a look at some molex plugs. They are of different colours. Here. What next guys, Diamond Drilling Products?

The wibble is a bit shorter than usual today. That's because there's reviews of some chip from AMD just about everywhere on the Web.

If you've reviewed something that isn't an Athlon 64 3400+, drop us a line at the usual address. µ