Madshrimps: Scythe, the name just seems to work great for a cooling company, and it’s a name that has become synonymous with top quality, great performing CPU coolers. Today for review I have the Scythe Andy Samurai Master 6 Heatpipe CPU Cooler, and I’ve put it to the test on both my Intel and AMD systems for this ...

Madshrimps: The Network Time Protocol, more commonly known as NTP, is a widely used Internet protocol for the transfer of time across a network. NTP is commonly used to synchronize network time clients to an accurate time source. This article describes the Network Time Protocol and provides an overview of how NTP ...

Madshrimps: With the MX-1 Antec set out to manufacturer an enclosure for the discriminating buyer. Their stated goal was to offer the performance of an internal drive in a device that was both portable and actively cooled. Not necessarily a lofty goal, but easier said than done. There are a lot of factors that ...

Madshrimps: The NVIDIA Geforce 8800 VGA cards are available for some time now, though the amount of aftermarket heatsinks is still rather scarce for those power beasts. Now Thermalright steps forward with their HR-03 Plus, capable of cooling the G80 passively? Read on to learn more. http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=557 ...

Madshrimps: ONE OF THE HOT rumours floating around is over the sale of AMD. No, not the PE one from last week. This one has Applied Materials (AMAT) buying the firm out. Now, wouldn’t that be interesting? http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=39110

Madshrimps: A chap called Cody Brocious from San Diego, California, claims to have started to create an wrapper for Windows executables so that they can be ran on another operating system, with no prejudice about that operating system. http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=39095

Madshrimps: As I personally see it, Viewsonic had great intentions to make a monitor that would be perfect for the iPod user. With the iPod dock and the integrated speakers, your iPod purchase does indeed have more functionality other than just a portable media device when you purchase this monitor. The functionality ...

Madshrimps: Ever heard of Tuniq? If so, you probably associate them with their Tower 120 CPU heatsink, but they also make cases, and today take a peek at their new Tuniq 3 enclosure. Can this Sunbeamtech company shine in a crowded case market, or is it lights out for their newest chassis? http://www.hardwarelogic.com/news/63/ARTICLE/1389/2007-04-22.html ...

Madshrimps: Thermaltake is known for its gamer oriented cases, and it’s not a surprise to see huge, rather spacious cases from the company. The Armor VA8000 is another beast of a case that’s going to wow the PC enthusiasts who are interested in expanding their components throughout the years. http://www.cooltechzone.com/Departments/Featured_Story/Thermaltake_Armor_VA8000_Review_200704232844/ ...

Madshrimps: This HTPC case transforms from mid-tower to desktop, can be modified with a full MCE-compatible media kit, and joins with the other CM cases to form: Sentinel Master Omegus! Not suitable for children under 5. Point away from face. http://www.thetechlounge.com/article/397/