[H]Enthusiast and AnandTech have review coverage of four GPUs in CrossfireX. Their results paint a good picture of the efficiency of the drivers from AMD/ATI . In other news, CeBIT ends tomorrow on the ninth.

ChipChilla - Chipset Cooler @ Modders Inc

Coolink GFXChilla VGA Cooler Review @ DSM

OpenLDAP Installation On Ubuntu @ ASE Labs

Auras TwinW (SMF-660) CPU Cooler @ TweakTown

HIS Radeon HD 3850 IceQ 3 TurboX 512MB @ bit-tech

ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 CrossFireX @ [H]Enthusiast

Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 @ Hardware Logic

Seagate Barracuda ES.2 1TB Hard Drive @ Hot Hardware

ATP Electronics ProMax II CompactFlash Card @ Big Bruin

GMC Noblesse AVC S-7 Home Theatre PC Case @ Techware Labs

Cooler Master Cosmos S Full-Tower Case Review @ PC Perspective

CrossFireX Arrives: 3 and 4 GPUs in 2 Card Setups @ AnandTech

Nvidia GeForce 9600 GT: Worthy Rival to ATI Radeon HD 3000 @ Xbit Labs

While planning an afternoon treat, we went over to the website of our regional ice cream chain. Instead of seeing delicious ice cream to pick from, we saw "ownz u AntiFA!" It looks like only their home page was hijacked, because the rest of the site works. Braums, started in 1968, services the US states of Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Missouri, and Arkansas. AntiFA is usually associated with anti-fascist and anti-racist groups in Germany. How a US regional ice cream chain became a target simply baffles us. File this one under random disobedience.

**Update** the server for their website is now down up, we are guessing the admin caught on. Pictures are below.

CeBIT 2008 starts today and ends March 9. This week will be hectic with a multitude of press releases and new products being released and announced. In other news, bit-tech wrote a spot on article about "Misinterpreting the Enthusiast." Richard lays out the problems with the industry today and how diluted the market has become. Well worth the read.

b-Envi Micro Case @ Modders-Inc

Samsung YP-P2 @ Overclockers Online

A 9800GX2 looks like this @ theInquirer

Misinterpreting the Enthusiast @ bit-tech

Palit GeForce 9600 GT Sonic @ [H]Enthusiast

Thermal Compound Round-Up @ Hardware Logic

Noctua NH-U12P Heatpipe CPU Cooler @ Big Bruin

Norwegian broadcaster: P2P experiment @ ars technica

Patriot Memory PC2-6400 4GB LL DDR2 Kit @ TweakTown

Albatron 8800GTS-512X Graphics Card Review @ X-bit Labs

Gigabyte GeForce 8800 GT GV-NX88T512HP @ Hot Hardware

ASUS U2E 11" Ultra-mobile Notebook Review @ PC Perspective

Scythe "KAZE MASTER 5.25" Multi Channel Fan Controller Review @ DSM

Kingwin RVT-9225, RVT-12025, and RVT-12025D CPU Coolers @ Techware Labs

We would like to apologize for the hiatus. We had to take a break from this endeavor to perform some real life work. Funding issues presented themselves with the bandwidth charges we incurred last month. Our hosting bill is now covered, and we had enough to get a copy of Vista, Fraps 2.9, and many games for DX10 testing. We also acquired 3dmark06 Pro for synthetic benchmarking.

We have one 8800GT and one 8800GTS (640) on our new test bench. The test bed consists of one AMD system and one Intel system. More details when we publish the review. Thanks to everyone who is supporting us. Back to work!

The Institute for Health Freedom has released a statement covering Google's effort to store Personal Health Records or PHRs. According to the institute,

"Google's new Personal Health Records (PHRs) prototype provides a model that gives consumers greater control over the flow of their personal health information, than is currently provided under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) rules."