I have an interest in amateur telescope making (ATM), and it interests me to note that the very same process that most people seem to be using to lap their CPUs is the process by which ATMers make parabolic mirrors
For most of our history, Overclockers.com has been an almost entirely Intel site. Not because we loved Intel, but because we thought they had better overclockable systems than the other guys. Last spring, we looked ahead and saw that AMD
Ed, my name is Royce, and I didn’t fall off of a turnip truck yesterday. I have been reading all of these brag stories about the Blue Orb and how great that it is. (ED. note: Not from us, but
I am so happy this evening with my new upgrade that I wanted to share it with you and the overclockers.com readers. I don’t know if you have already seen them in the US, by here in France we have
I really like the Eheim water pump, but I’ve had a difficult time with the intake metric fitting and threading. In my setup, a 90° angle 3/8″ return was needed to keep things simple for maximum space utilization. My first
I have been looking around for good case mods for my 19″ ATX for a long time now, and when the idea to do this came into my head, I was quite surprised to find out that there was not
Disclaimer: No representation is made or intended to express an opinion as to who legally, morally, Biblically, or anything-elsely deserves or is entitled to any land discussed here. The Register reports that Intel’s Fab 18, which is the one responsible
Thinking about some kind of upgrade soon? Consider “renting” a Duron system. This is what I mean: If you already got the RAM (and PC100 is fine for this), and the rest of the system is up to snuff; they’re
SUMMARY: The Nikon Coolpix 950 is expensive (although now about $700 as a discontinued item), but for macro and web pictures – tough to beat. The Nikon swivels so you adjust it to just about any position; it looks strange
