Tweaking, poking and cheating

Tweaknews fiddles with an OCZ 1GB PC4400 Dual Channel Memory Kit over here. A bargain, they reckon.

While the Madshrimps test a variety of PC3200/PC3500/PC3700 memory sticks on an Asus P4C800 powered system over here.

A Techreporter investigates whether Nvidia's claims that the nForce3 250Gb would perform better with GeForce FX graphics hold water. Clearly, they say, Nvidia isn't worried about being labelled cheats thanks to any optimizations, but do they actually work, is the question, here.

Adrian's Rojak Pot guides you through the rigmarole of flashing your motherboard's BIOS over here.

While a Spodeling serves up a step-by-step guide to making your PSU Quieter over here. No, don't just dump the fan and pray.

GeCube's 9600 XT All in Wonder tips up in Tweaktown, over here. Just like the more expensive Radeon 9800 Pro AIW but at more affordable for the non-blagging masses, they reckon.

Danger Den Maze 4 chipset-block and cooler kit for AMD chippery gets a going-over on ClubOC here. They also quite like Raidmax's Storm ATX mid-tower box here.

While Modtown offers its perspective on the Danger Den Maze4-1 over here.

The Hexers fiddle with a Gainward FX PowerPack! Ultra/1100 XT over here. There's not much it does wrong, they say.

Hong Kong based Frontier Labs serves up an MP3 player that allows you to use Compact Flash cards instead of built-in memory. The Hardwarezoomers give it the once-over, here.

Bjorn3D previews of City of Heroes over here. They reckon it brings the world of comic books and movies alive in the first PC MMORPG of its kind.

Bit-tech hasd a bang about with an Antec P160 aluminium case over here. Simply one of the best cases they have ever had their hands on, they say

Is DOS gaming dead, ask the Monsters over here. Course it is. µ