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Daily News Brief: Stop Tasers and Wedgies!

Twins invent wedgie proof underwear, Qimonda ships QDDR5, FTC scowls at internet advertisers, and more!

Daily News Brief: Could it be a Wii Disappointing Christmas?

Nintendo deals a Wii blow to holiday shoppers, hacker infiltrates eBay server, RAM prices drop, Acer plans to buy Packard Bell, and our condolences to Buffalo football fans!

OCZ Goes Public with SPD-Z Utility

OCZ's new utility lets you reprogram your RAM's SPD settings, leaving Paul Lilly to wonder 'Why?'

New RAM in Town Seeks LTR with AM2

Mere marketing, or marked improvement? Paul Lilly weighs in on OCZ's newest kit optimized for socket AM2 systems.

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Gigabyte i-RAM

As seekers of all-out performance, it’s only natural that we’d covet super-fast RAM for storage duties, but there have always been obstacles to this fantasy scenario. The first is cost, as RAM is crazy-expensive per gig compared with hard drives. Second, RAM is volatile memory: When it loses its electric charge all the data goes bye-bye, so if you put your OS on a RAM drive and then unplug the machine—D’oh! Simply put, RAM drives just aren’t very practical. Still, the idea is intriguing, and Gigabyte’s i-RAM actually works extremely well and overcomes the aforementioned obstacles, but we do have a few complaints.

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March 2004: The Perfect Wireless Network

In the PDF archive of the March 2004 issue, you can find:

  • Join the wireless revolution!
  • P4 Prescott, all you need to know
  • Your one all end all Guide to RAM
  • Awesome Product Reviews, including AVG Anti-Virus and Adobe Photoshop CS!
  • Ask the Doctor
  • Rig of the Month
  • The Watchdog
  • And a whole lot more!

Click the enormous cover image to the right to download the PDF archive today!