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Battlefield 2 by Butterkneter

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Modding | 19th Jul 2005

Game-themed case mods are all the rage these days. So what better way to celebrate the recent launch of Battlefield 2 than with not one but two amazing mods?

Want dual-core? Want small form factor? Shuttle are back with a new system that sports the 945 chipset, allowing the use of Pentium D processors. We take a look at the system and how it performs - turns out it's a workhorse rig with unsurpassed elegance.

Alienware Aurora 7500

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Hardware | 14th Jul 2005

In the market for a new system? Want double everything? We take a look at this super-charged rig that sports dual-core, dual-graphics and dual-hard drives. It's stonkingly fast and rather good-looking too.

Anti-Upgraders Unite!

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Columns | 13th Jul 2005

Feeling the pressure to upgrade your copy of Microsoft Cheese, Port and Cigar Server to version 16? Don't give in just yet!

Cable Tidying Guide

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Modding | 12th Jul 2005

Are all those IDE, SATA, PSU, HDD, DVD, USB, LCD, PCIE, VGA, DVI, SCART, RF cables getting on your nerves? Want to do something to tidy them up a little? Whether behind your TV or inside your rig, this guide will show you the different types of cable tidying products and what they're good for.

Interview: NVIDIA, RSX and the future

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Bits | 11th Jul 2005

With the 7800 now launched, we look to the future. We chat to Nvidia's Chief Scientist, David Kirk, about PlayStation 3, next-generation architectures and what's next for PC gaming.

Quake Mobile screens

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Gaming | 8th Jul 2005

This week, we brought you the news that the original Quake is being ported over to mobile phone handsets. We have new screenshots for you today - nostalgia ahoy!

Galaxy GeForce 6600 GT SmartFlash

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Graphics | 7th Jul 2005

Galaxy are a company that we haven't worked with a great deal in the past. Today, we evaluate their GeForce 6600 GT featuring a dual BIOS and buzzer alarm - will these features be useful to the cost concious enthusiast that is looking to get the most out of their video card? We have the answers inside.

Coolermaster Centurion 530 and 531

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Cases | 6th Jul 2005

Want a new case? These new Coolermaster Centurion models are just 70 bucks, but have a great design and featureset. With dual 120mm cooling and distinctive styling, are these the new budget cases to beat?

Shuttle ST20G5

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Hardware | 5th Jul 2005

We have a look at a Shuttle based on ATI's Radeon Xpress 200G chipset: the ST20G5. It features an integrated graphics processor that will allow for up to three monitors to be driven when coupled with a discrete ATI-based video card.

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