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Looks like the Ultra-D may be the board of choice. There are a lot of motherboards out there that can't handle a 4GB overclock. I was impressed how well the Ultra-D handled it, and I am sure with more tweaking, a slightly higher overclock may be possible.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to move on up to 4GB of system ram? There may not be a need for that now, but it won't take very long until it's commonplace in enthusiast PC's. I take 4GB worth of top end DDR1 and DDR2 memory, and relate my overclocking and performance reports to...

No worries about bitching, I can understand the frustration. It's too bad that more things are not using the PCI-E 1x and 4x slots :/

OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory, is pleased to announce the release of the Special Ops Edition DDR and DDR2 lines. Parts will be offered in PC-3200, PC2-5400, and PC2-6400 speed grades. This new line of OCZ memory...

I think the title speaks for itself: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=100622 I am still having a hard time hitting 29s in 1M ;)

There are many scanners out there today that boast a great deal of features that would be appealing to the casual user and the professional alike. Today we are looking at the HP Scanjet 4890. It has many great features, one that most impresses me, film scanning. Want to know more? Read on...

I agree with Matt, go with that. That one didn't come up in my search.

Corsair 2GB PC4000PT OCZ Gold 2GB PC4000 XTC Both are superb kits and you will do well with either. The Corsair one will likely overclock a wee bit better, but both are great.

What CPU do you have again? I would personally buy a 2GB of PC4000. How much do you want to spend? There are many quality memory kits out there for good prices now. Don't worry about CPU incompatibility.. just don't buy DDR2 ;)

I was thinking the same thing.. When I was skimming through Word, no graphic loaded. When I took a look at it today, it did load, like after 3 seconds.

How could two people not notice this? Fark I hate MS word.

Wow, that's awesome. I never expected that game to do well to begin with, because a Myst MMO? But it's great that Turner is going to do something with it. I bet they are glad they didn't throw out that source code ;)

I really know what I am talking about. ;)

Cross-posted from Xtremesystems.. Last month, I took a look at some 4GB DDR2 action, but compared to 2GB it just wasn't that interesting since they both ran in 2T. I figured it was time to pay some attention to DDR1, since I've been neglecting it for a while. /enter 4:00am overclocking...

Heat is the enemy of any electronic component and most especially the CPU. If your CPU is overheating you won't get the performance you should and if your cooler is screaming to relieve that heat you'll wish there was a better way. Today we look at a cooler that offers good performance without...

*slides back and grabs crotch*

I don't know what you are referring to exactly. The LED version uses the -exact- same parts as the AT. The back motherboard bracket, the socket front bracket, and the metal clip.. are all the same.

I believe the original goal here, was to create a special Intel-only cooler that proved to be -cheaper- than the LED version. It's no secret.. the 9500AT is -identical- to the 9500 LED. The only difference is the fan speed, which is a mere 50RPM difference. They didn't include an LED on this...

Just to let you peeps know, if you are interested in learning more about the new nF5 chipset, straight from the mouths of NVIDIA, you may want to check out the chat that Bjorn is holding tomorrow. http://www.bjorn3d.com/forum/showthread.php?p=31445#post31445 I'll be there with bells on.

Matt can also vouch for -anything- Swiftech makes. The guy at the company takes a lot of pride in his work, so he makes sure he doesn't release crap. Glad you want to get into WC'ing man. That chip really should do at -least- 2.7GHz. I could do 2.7GHz stable on my 3200+ Venice, on air...