Well the site isn't in english so I can't really comment on what they have to say but I will say this, Aren't Soltek motherboards usually red?
I did find that LostCircuts has an English review of the same motherboard posted on their site, so check them out and compaire. 
A well-known hacker discovered a routing flaw in the WorldCom network that allowed access to their employee database. Of course the flaw was fixed shortly after it was brought to their attention but still begs the question of why nobody on the inside saw it first.
I won't be buying a GameCube any time soon but it's nice to know what is inside. The GameCube is based around a 485MHz RISC processor and ATI graphics, kind of sounds like a MAC to me. To find out more about the GameCube head on over to Anandtech.
The information contained in this GamePC article probably was not intended to be addressed until after the nForce release to market but all things considered I'm glad it is. It would appear that Nvidia included a "Superstability" mode into its dual channel DDR memory design thus providing system integrity with all types of DDR memory modules. In "Superstability" mode the memory clock is reduced to 200MHz, but only if you fill the third memory slot with a double-sided DDR memory module. Get the full story at GamePC.
I'm a big fan of Real Life Comics and todays is worthy of a news post 
. You may notice the Pepsi can in the comic, much like me they love Pepsi.
I guess considering that they can't seem to spend their own money fast enough they need to get some from the company that is bailing them out. Not much here in the way of news but the title was kind of funny.
Most of these modders are from the HardForums so for a laugh check it out.
We saw this heatsink quite some time ago and was impressed with it then. You might also notice how similar it looks to the Arkua model.
It would appear that way. Check the numbers .
The nForce isn't really anything completely new. You can find the chipset in every xbox and pretty soon you will see it on select motherboards. For a sneak peek into what you can expect from the nForce follow the link.
