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NGO NVIDIA Optimized Driver v1.8189 (x32/x64) @ NGOHQ

"The NGO NVIDIA Optimized Driver is a tweaked version of the NVIDIA ForceWare driver. The main purpose is to satisfy the users with better performance and image quality. The Driver has support for all Geforce cards."

Source: NGOHQ

SilverStone Strider ST60F 600W @ InsaneTek

"SilverStone proved they were capable of providing a high end power supply with the ST65ZF. Their new Strider ST60F is their first modular power supply offering. Think it's good? Of course it is."

Source: InsaneTek

Need for Speed Most Wanted Demo Out @ HardwareHell

"We have the Need for Speed Most Wanted Demo mirrored on our downloads service, if you'd like to provide your readers with a fast spot with no registerations or waiting lines."

Source: HardwareHell

OCZ PowerStream 520watt ATX Computer Power Supply Review @ Tweaknews.net

"To be completely realistic, this in my mind is pretty well as close to a perfect power supply as you can get. It looks great, the build quality is absolutely immaculate and the aesthetics are surprisingly good for "just a power supply". When you also kick in the fact that it has three adjustable voltage nails and rock steady power production and you have a no brainer for your next power supply purchase."

Source: Tweaknews.net

Designtechnica Talk Back: Fighting Commoditization Of The Encoder Business

"In October 2005, Tandberg announced its intent to acquire Goldpocket Interactive. Goldpocket had been in play for at least two years, so this acquisition brings to an end much speculation regarding possible suitors. More importantly, this acquisition offers two interesting insights about the technology market in general and the encoding market in particular."

Source: Designtechnica

ATI Catalyst 5.11 Performance Analysis and Driver Download! *Exclusive* @ TweakTown

"There’s a big bonus for you all this month! We’re hosting the driver and our monthly performance analysis exclusively on TweakTown one day before the actual launch through ATI’s website. The driver is just like the final version except it is not WHQL approved by Microsoft in its current state and it is not officially supported by ATI."

Source: TweakTown

Epson Stylus Photo R340 Reviewed @ BIOS

"The Stylus Photo R340 (?122 ex. VAT) is Epson's latest consumer colourinkjet. The A4 printer is designed to allow you to print photos either froma computer or directly from a digital camera. It also sports a fixed2.4-inch colour LCD preview display, which makes light work of printingimages from a digital camera or memory card independently of your computer."

Source: BIOS

Creative and iriver MP3 Player Head to Head @ TrustedReviews

"If the iPod nano is impossibly small, then this portable flash-memory based MP3 player is truly inconceivable. The diminutive T20 is little larger than your thumb and a good deal smaller than the aforementioned iPod yet manages to fit plenty of features in. Clearly rival manufacturer iriver knows something that Apple does not."

Source: TrustedReviews

Panasonic VS7 @ HWZ

"Combine the one-touch auto flip cover slim clamshell design, a 2MP camera, a bright 2.5-inch LCD and you get the Panasonic VS7 mobile phone. With such cool features, it is no wonder celebrities are endorsing it. Read on for more details."

Source: HWZ

Vantec EZ-Grip Molex Connector Kit and Cable Sleeving Kit @ DH

"Although the whole process can take quite some time, the end result is quite rewarding, there?s nothing like seeing hard work paying off, and this simple mod allows for more effective cable management, which overall helps with airflow, and keeping temperatures down for those high performance parts in your computer. Not to mention with a case window showing off the insides of your pride and joy, having your cables nicely sleeved and tucked away increases the overall appearance of your machine greatly."

Source: DH

Elder Scrolls: Oblivion interview at bit-tech

"Oblivion will absolutely benefit from a multi-processor or multi-core PC architecture. These improvements have largely been driven by our optimizations for the Xbox 360 hardware. We have built a dynamic thread management system that manages processor load by our specific direction and by priorities. Portions of physics, AI, loading, audio, and rendering tasks can all be moved to different threads to keep the overall load balanced. The net result for the end user is a smoother experience."

Source: bit-tech

HEXUS.beans :: World Exclusive picture from HEXUS of the forthcoming NVIDIA "TBA"

"On Wednesday 5th October 2005 (coincidentally the launch day of the ATi RADEON X1800XT...) NVIDIA helpfully informed HEXUS of the new UK pricing for its GeForce 6xxx and 7xxx series products in the email detailed below. What was interesting from this email was the omission of the NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra... but of particular interest was the first item on the list..."

Source: Hexus

Boxwave MiniSync Cable reviewed @ BurnOutPC.com

"This has been a really short review, but I can't tell you anything more than I already did. It supports usb 2.0, it's small and it has it's own power output to charge your playstation portable. What more do you want? And Boxwave has a whole line of minisync cables that support almost any portable device."

Source: BurnOutPC