So it was 2004, November if I'm not mistaken, when a press-release came in. NVIDIA announced a cross license agreement with Intel that hold multiple products and more important for the future, product generations. Exciting news for sure, but I did not expect that NVIDIA would have something ready so darn quickly. Intel and more importantly Intel's processors are a huge chunk of the processor market, and NVIDIA can now have a small take of that. The first Pentium 4 chipset mainboard chipset that they've released is of course the product we'll take for a quick spin today.

RadLinker is a tweaker/linker for ATI Radeon based graphics cards for Windows 98/ME/2000 and XP

This utility is designed to safely uninstall DirectX runtime components from Microsoft Windows (32-bit) operating systems. DXE gives you the ability to remove and restore DirectX "on-the-fly". Thinking about reformatting? Try this first. You just might be able to save yourself from a lot of hassle.

We first took a look at Kyaner's rig all the way back in 2003. I wonder what's changed...

Today we're looking at Hartofalyon's system. It's housed in one of those incredibly sexy Antec P160 cases.