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If you are in search of a killer flight control system, Saitek has you covered. They claim their X52 comes closer to "reality" than any other. Let's take it for a spi... flight. You can read the full review here and discuss it here!

No problem, good luck with the purchase. It's a great card :)

"Yeah, I'm betting it was the 2.4v over time." I dunno... it was about an hour after I installed them ;-) "Manufacturers are selling RAM rated at voltages that will eventually kill it." I agree. At least most of these guys offer nice warranties.

I was running it at 2.4v @ DDR2-1100. It's not the first time though. That would have been the... fourth kit I've run on that board with 2.4v or more voltage. That was the first time I had a stick die on me though. If it happens again with another stick, then I will know where to point the blame.

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), which has become notorious for suing anyone from high school students to retirees for downloading music from the web, has gone after web sites such as Idolator that have posted leaked songs from the upcoming NINE INCH NAILS album, "Year...

That'll teach ya ;)

Currently, ATI has better Vista support than NVIDIA. I don't regularly use Vista (since I hate it) so I can't really comment much more than that. ATI is just known to have better support.

Hmm, I am not sure about the size of the Southbridge heatsink... I've never tried to replace it or measure it for that matter. I love the look of that though... clean. Have you Googled to see what size sink it would require? I doubt the eVGA board will kill anything. I had a stick of ram die...

The X1950PRO should kick the 7600GTs ass.

Corsair announced new flash media at this years CES and amongst their new product line-up is their Voyager GT. Though not a replacement for their original Voyager series, the GTs have one specific goal: performance. You can read the full review here and discuss it here.

Glad to hear it. I will give it another shot this week. Greg would be the one to talk to about this... as he owns one. I will ping him about it. From what I gather, it's a solid board overall. Hmm, to be honest I never pay attention to temps really. This rooms ambient temp usually hovers...

I mentioned it in the review :P

I am not sure that will even matter. I believe the highest FSB I could push with that board was 350. I haven't exactly read other reviews though, so I'm sure some people have pushed it further than that. What is it about the abit QuadGT that catches your attention?

Oh for some reason, I thought that was the board you were talking about. I didn't notice the -E :-\

It's a tough situation. I haven't been pleased with any motherboard I've used lately. So far, I like the eVGA 680i most out of all of them, but I question it's stability as well. I have been having some random problem lately, but I'm not sure if it's the motherboard or the PSU. Not sure if you...

It was definitely you :P No, it could have been the forums, I'm unsure. If you run into problems or an error, just let me know.

Wasn't the Mighty Mouse (or whatever it was called) the first Apple-developed two-button mouse? Sure you can use your own peripherals, but when the computer comes with a one-button mouse, it doesn't exactly give the impression that other mice are supported.

I can't speak on the P5N32-SLI Plus, but I assume it's a solid board since the P5N-E was a derivative... which I loved. As for quirkiness of the XBX2, I was actually warned by a friend before I installed it, to expect some weird overclocking problems. It didn't take too long before I found those...

Hmm... I'd go with the Intel XBX2 if those are your only two choices. I am not familiar with the QuadGT, but I haven't really heard anything good about it from friends. I've warned you about the XBX2... I hope you don't run into the same issues I did.

Microsoft recently announced an update to their Wireless Optical Desktop 4000 with the primary difference being updates for Vista and also the inclusion of a Laser mouse. We are taking a fresh look at this updated product to see if it's worth your $80. You can read the full review here and...