Yesterday was fun

I’ve never had such a good Wednesday before. Hung out with my long time buddy Nan. We ate and drank. I got red. Went downstairs to the food court and freakin saw my whole family shopping! OMG… Then after I swallowed a corn dog and 50 fries, we went back to drink some more. The night didn’t end there! It was a good trip to Commerce Casino. I came up $7! That’s my lunch money for today. Then I passed out at Nan’s place, on the sofa. Thanks Nan!

Alrighty, time for news. We’ve got plenty of 7800GT coverage today. Our coverage of the GTX “should” be done already and I have no idea what’s keeping Randy. I’m gonna slap him tonight when we go grab some drinks. And no, I’m not an alcoholic!

7800GT review @ bit-tech
XFX GeForce 7800 GT Preview @ TheTechLounge
NVIDIA’s GeForce 7800 GT graphics cards @ TR
nVidia GeForce 7800 GT @ TrustedReviews
7800GT Review @ neoseeker

Seems like the 7800GT is a good investment, if the price is difference is more than $150.

All the cooling you want.

SunbeamTech Chameleon @ Phoronix
CoolJag SFO-H Copper A64 Heatsinks Review @ Madshrimps
Swiftech MCP655 12 VDC Pump @ Systemcooling
Scythe Shogun Heatlane CPU cooler review @ Xtreme Resources

The rest.

Hiper Type R Modular 580 Watt Power Supply Video Review @ 3dgameman
Maxtor DiamondMax 10 300GB SATA Hard Drive @ bigbruin
Live for Speed Interview @ Bytesector
Guide To Accessing Your Data Remotely @ The TechZone
Albatron K8SLI Mainboard Review @ OCC
Finance 101: Help for the Financially Challenged Courtesy of the Web @ futurelooks
HP Color LaserJet 2550L Laser Printer Review @ The TechZone
Quakecon 2005: Day 0 @ Legit Reviews
Brother MFC-620CN MFD @ TrustedReviews
Blue Tango Classic @ Viperlair
GSkill F1-3200BWU2-1GBGH “Winbond UTT” Review @ sgOverclockers
Amacrox Power bus Modular 460w PSU @ XtremeComputing
BIOS Optimization Guide Rev. 8.2 @ ARP
Gigabyte GA-8I945P Pro Intel 945P Motherboard @ PCStats
Guide To Understanding and Creating Batch Files @ PCStats
Logitech G5/G7/G15 Preview @ Techgage
BloodRayne 2: PC @ DH

Corsair PC2-6400 Memory Review @ motherboards.org

“Corsair is known as the king of overclocking memory and their new PC2-6400 continues in that trend. Although the STD timings turned out not to be all too impressive, the ceiling of the memory in fact was, running at an impressive 875MHz.”

I wonder where Corsair got their STD’s from…?

Freebie!

Want Battlefield 2 for free? @ tekbunker

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