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Radical Make-Over: Water Cooling From Koolance
October 29, 2001 – 12:06 PM in Overclocking
The last barebones Koolance system we tested got some harsh criticism. We put to the test an entirely new water cooling system for overclocking AMD Athlons & Pentium IIIs.
Make Your Own Athlon Overclocking Device
November 13, 1999 – 12:02 PM in Build Your Own
Forget the soldering action we published in the first Athlon overclocking-article. With a bit of electronic knowledge you can make your own Athlon-overclock card that connects to the internal connector of the Athlon-CPU.
Can CPUs Make PCs Faster & Quieter?
September 4, 2007 – 9:01 AM
Until the introduction of fast-and-capable CPUs with low-power requirements, fast and quiet could often pose conflicting goals when building a PC. We put a fast mobile dual-core and a fast desktop quad-core CPU to work in a super-quiet case and measure sound output from both systems to prove that fast and quiet are somewhat simultaneously achievable.
Using WindowsXP to Make RAID 5 Happen
November 19, 2004 – 12:02 PM in INTEL
Bugs are a common fixture with WindowsXP, but why not make the OS work when it can? See how to tap WindowsXP for sophisticated RAID functions with only a few modifications.
This Phone's Smart Enough to Make Pro Music Videos (Nokia N93)
November 17, 2006 – 6:16 PM
Image courtesty of Nokia Corporation
How to Make a Solar-Powered DS Lite
March 28, 2007 – 6:08 PM
Our little, shiny DS Lite before the mod.
AOpen EY855: Can the Pentium-M Make SFF PCs Cool and Quiet?
March 25, 2005 – 12:03 PM in Build Your Own
AOpen has launched a small form factor PC with Intel's mobile Pentium-M CPU and a new ventilation design. Is this the formula to overcome nagging heat and noise issues?
A New Lease On Life - How To Make Your PC 5 Times Faster
October 5, 2001 – 1:06 PM
Lots of users own a sluggish PC system. The best way to pep up your system is to replace old components with new ones. With our help, you can bring your system up to snuff and increase the performance by up to 500 percent!