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An Intel Pentium M in a desktop chassis? It's not a bad idea, and we've been pushing it for all it's been worth ever since the INQ chip of the year was launched. And over here, there's a review of a machine using Aopen technology and a Pentium M Dothan.

Is Gigabyte's Geforce 6700 any cop at all? It's a fanless graphics card. Bjorn3D reviews it, here.

The people that did Whining Dog are now doing another webset called Gizmopedia - which aims to be an encylopaedic guide to, er, gizmos. It's just started. It's here.

BleedinEdge looks at MSI's K8N Neo2 Platinum Nvidia Nforce 3 Ultra chipset in a review here. Can a vendor's name get any longer than this?

PC Perspective takes a loot at the AMD ATI chipset introduced today - that's here.

Viper Lair has got its jaws on an Asetek hard drive water cooler. Do you need one of these? Viper Lair discusses it.

Techware Labs has a Deskstar 250GB Serial ATA drive from IBM Hitachi, and gives it a working over in this review.

Dan's Data is always fun. And the letters page. Here.

AMD Zone reports that there are some new Nividia Linux drivers out on the street, with quite a bit of extra support.

Over at Pimprig, there's a review of DDR 433 low latency memory.

Akasa Power Eyes, says Mikhail Tech, are miniature PCBs with built in LEDs that slide into your Molex connectors. Holy Bit-Tech!

And sequencing into the News of the Screws itself, we note that Chris Caines is giving a lecture on modding.

And to Hexus - now looking like the Provisional Wing of Dennis Publishing - which reviews an MSI graphics card, here.

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