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I just posted a new article on how to setup a Cisco router for a home based internet connection. The article goes over NAT/PAT and DHCP. Good information in there.

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Imagine that you have a Cisco router running IOS but don't know the first thing about how to use it as a home router. Stop imagining because there are many people that are in the same situation. This guide will help you through it.


Apack Zerotherm GX710 Copper Videocard VGA Cooler Review @ Tweaknews.net

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The ZEROtherm GX710 is a good VGA cooling solution from a new player in this market. A tie, however, is rarely satisfying in this business. As I mentioned earlier, the GX710 is almost surely going to be more expensive that the GX700 and, being a bit heavier, doesn't have much to recommend it over the 700.


Cooler Master Hyper TX Socket 775 CPU Cooler Review @ Bigbruin.com

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Quote: The Cooler Master Hyper TX offers just about everything you would want in a processor cooler; easy installation, minimal noise, respectable cooling performance, and the secondary benefit of cooling motherboard components near the processor... Despite the compact size and light weight of the Hyper TX, it did quite well when it came to thermal testing.


KuFormula VF1 Plus VGA Cooler @ Bjorn3D

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In this review I will utilize the KuFormula VF1 Plus VGA cooler to tame the burning desire my video card has to combust into flames. While there are at least dozens of various aftermarket VGA cooling solutions available at the time of this writing, it seems Sytrin has introduced something that stands out as unique and different in a sea of similarity. Using copper-based heatsink with dual heatpipes, the KuFormula VF1 is a formidable cooling solution on its own, add to it the radial fan system and anodized aluminum RAM heatsinks, and you have yourself one superior package for your VGA space heater.


Logitech G11 Gaming Keyboard at Modders-Inc.com

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As always Logitech does everything with style and for a reasons. The Logitech G11 is the newest gaming keyboard from Logitech and it is no exception to their rule. The color scheme is perfect, key layout is dead on and the G Series keys on the board will be just what gamers will want.


The Twisted Definition of Open Source @ MadPenguin.org

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Open source software is a software license that allows the user to take a look under the hood, make any tweaks and adjustments that they might like to see, and then freely redistribute that same software to anyone they wish.


Vantec Iceberq6 VGA Cooler @ Pro-Clockers

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With all the advancements in computer technology over the years, computer components are running hotter and hotter requiring higher performance (louder) cooling solutions to keep the heat monster at bay. This seems to be more of a problem with today's performance video cards where video card vendors are out fitting their cards with cooling solutions that will rival your home vacuum cleaner in the noise department.


X-Micro X-VDO MP4 F610 Multimedia Player @ ThinkComputers.org

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X-Micro was established in 1999 and specializes in innovative digital multimedia devices and wireless communication devices. X-Micro strives to deliver high quality, inventive new digital and wireless devices to users around the world. Today we will be looking at the X-VDO F610 which features a brilliant full-color display for viewing music videos and photos; it plays MP3/WMA music files, tunes in FM radio and also has good recording function, and includes a 2GB capacity.


[Phoronix] Intel GMA 3000 Q965 Graphics Performance

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In August Intel had announced their new Linux graphics driver website as well as announcing the immediate availability of open-source display drivers for the 965 Express Chipset. This Chipset offers fourth-generation Intel graphics architectures in the form of the GMA 3000 and GMA X3000. Here at Phoronix we have run some tests on the Q965 Chipset and GMA 3000 graphics with their open-source drivers, and have our results to share today under GNU/Linux. We had also compared Intel's open-source graphics performance against the open-source R300 DRI drivers.


Crucial_Ballistix_2GB_(1GBx2)_PC2-6400_DDR2_Memory_Kit_Review_@_Bigbruin.com

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Quote: The Ballistix 2GB (1GBx2) PC2-6400 DDR2 Memory Kit lives up to Crucial's long standing reputation for quality, while helping to bolster their newer presence in the performance system memory market. The PC2-6400 modules did well in testing, and the lower timings (4-4-4-12) helped this 2GB kit beat out another kit with more standard, 5-5-5-15 timings.


Leadtek_Winfast _PX7950_GT_TDH_Extreme_@_Bjorn3D

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Please join with us as we review the Leadtek Winfast® PX7950 GT TDH Extreme, 512MB video card. We've got a much more extensive agenda than usual in mind for this product as well as two other cards in the 7900 series to compare it with. Will we still call this card 'EXTREME' after a foray in our test facilities or will we refer to it with less flattering terms? Why not join us and find out!


Two New Sockets For Nehalem In 2008

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Intel is going to implement 2 new sockets for the next generation Nehalem architecture in 2008 and they are Socket B and Socket H. As we know, Nehalem is 45nm based and we are going to see some exciting changes such as IMC (Integrated Memory Controller) and CSI. Socket B will be LGA1366 and Socket H will be LGA715. The reason why Socket B has so many more contact pads is pretty obvious.


Alienware M9700 @ Techwarelabs

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With the m9700, Alienware introduces its' first SLI notebook for all gaming enthusiasts. The m9700 that Techwarelabs received came equiped with an AMD Turion 64 Mobile Processor ML44 at 2.4GHz 800MHz front side bus and 1MB of L2 Cache. This laptop has some serious features and comes ready to deliver a hard hitting performance punch. Check out the review to find out if the M9700 lives up to its specifications for performance and usability?


Spire Rocketeer III 500w PSU Review - XSReviews

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* Spire is perhaps not the most well known company, but they have been making waves in the cooler and PSU market for a few years now and recently they sent me their new Spire Rocketeer III 500w PSU. Read on to find out how it stood up to our tests.


Jetart JACSG1 North Bridge Cooler @ Bjorn3D

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Thanks to Jetart, system builders and performance enthusiasts will have a new tool to help maintain a cool running and stable system. If you want to overclock the front side bus on your motherboard to the extreme, then the original equipment heatsink just won't do. The Jetart JACSG1 North Bridge Cooler is a perfect fit and replacement for the standard Pentium-based Northbridge chipset cooling solution.


Thermaltake Toughpower W0116RU Cable Management 750W Power Supply Review @ Tweaknews.net

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This PSU should prove to be a worthy addition to the very competent Toughpower line. The stability was impressive and the modular cables not only performed admirably, but look very good in their sleeving. Outstanding stability and a rich feature set like this, however, doesn't come cheap.


Abit AW9D Max Motherboard @ Pro-Clockers

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The AW9D-Max is Abit's second motherboard to date that supports the Core 2 Duo. The first was the AB9 which is based on the Intel P965 chipset. But their top dawg is the AW9D-Max. A full feature motherboard that sports a great color scheme as well as a host of other things that may make this the board to have.


Powercolor X1650 Pro @ techPowerUp!

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ATI's Radeon X1650 was introduced with the X1950 XTX and the X1300 XT. Just what is this card? As the name suggests, it is a little step up from the X1600 XT. With the same amount of pipelines, and slightly higher clocks, is there anything to look forward to with the X1650 Pro? No doubt, this card at least runs cooler - insured by a smaller manufacturing process. Does it bring balanced performance at a fair price? How does it fair compared to the X1300 XT? Most importantly, is it worth buying?


Monsoon II Active TEC CPU Cooling System Review @ Legit Reviews

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Quote: The Monsoon II TEC CPU Cooling System was designed exclusively for Vigor Gaming by Macstek Technology and brings TEC cooling to the enthusiast community in package that is nearly all enthusiasts can use without a problem. The Monsoon II is RoHS compliant, which means it can be sold around the world and available to many markets. The Monsoon II takes advantage of something found back in the 1834 by a scientist named of Jean Peltier. Peltier discovered the inverse of the Seebeck effect, and came up with the Peltier effect. The Monsoon II takes this cooling technology from 1834 and has added the latest in heat pipe and monitoring technology to come up with a CPU cooling system that performs better than standard air coolers.

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