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| Processor | DualCore AMD Athlon 64x2 4800+ (o/c 2801mhz STABLE (Ketxxx, POGE, Tatty One, ME)) |
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| Motherboard | ASUS A8N-SLI Premium (PCIe x16, x4, x1) |
| Cooling | PhaseChange Coolermaster CM754/939 (fan/heatsink), Thermalright heatspreaders + fan built on (RAM) |
| Memory | 512mb PC-3200 DDR400 (set DDR-33 for o/c) by Corsair (matched pair, 2x256mb) 200.1/200mhz |
| Video Card(s) | BFG GeForce 7900 GTX OC 512mb GDDR3 ram (o/c manually to 686 core/865 memory) - PhaseChange cooled |
| Storage | Dual "Raptor X" 16mb 10krpm/RAID 0 Promise EX8350 x4 PCIe 128mb & Intel IO chip/CENATEK RocketDrive |
| Display(s) | SONY 19" Trinitron MultiScan 400ps 1600x1200 75hz refresh 32-bit color |
| Case | Antec Super-LanBoy (aluminum baby-tower w/ lower front & upper rear cooling exhaust fans) |
| Audio Device(s) | RealTek AC97 onboard mobo stereo sound (Altec Lansing ACS-45 speakers - 10 yrs. still running!) |
| Power Supply | Antec 500w ATX 2.0 "SmartPower" powersupply |
| Software | Windows Server 2003 SP #1 fully patched, & massively tuned/tweaked to-the-max (plus latest drivers) |
Vista Boosts IE 7 Security Features
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2063977,00.asp?kc=EWEWEMNL112706EP21A
* If you're an IE7 user, especially if NOT on VISTA? Take a peek @ that...
Vista IS getting even more than Windows Server 2003 did in its version of IE6 (very highly secured, but nothing I can recall that you REALLY couldn't do most of, yourself, manually (which I have for IE, turning off scriptings of various kinds & JAVA, plus setting security into ZONES, as well as ActiveX control usage, cookies stuff, & more - but I did that manually for years now & it works largely for IE)).
The sandboxing stuff, you COULD do using /LOCAL commandline switches + batchfile work for IE6 too, but is 'fairly complex' imo to do, but it does work!
APK
P.S.=> Anyhow, enjoy the read, this browser's improving still more (even though even IT has its share of holes, albeit less than IE6 does) which is GOOD, but I wish it was NOT solely restricted to VISTA only...
Ms' is making VISTA more attractive to buyers though, especially 'security-conscious ones' in this move imo... apk
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2063977,00.asp?kc=EWEWEMNL112706EP21A
* If you're an IE7 user, especially if NOT on VISTA? Take a peek @ that...
Vista IS getting even more than Windows Server 2003 did in its version of IE6 (very highly secured, but nothing I can recall that you REALLY couldn't do most of, yourself, manually (which I have for IE, turning off scriptings of various kinds & JAVA, plus setting security into ZONES, as well as ActiveX control usage, cookies stuff, & more - but I did that manually for years now & it works largely for IE)).
The sandboxing stuff, you COULD do using /LOCAL commandline switches + batchfile work for IE6 too, but is 'fairly complex' imo to do, but it does work!
APK
P.S.=> Anyhow, enjoy the read, this browser's improving still more (even though even IT has its share of holes, albeit less than IE6 does) which is GOOD, but I wish it was NOT solely restricted to VISTA only...
Ms' is making VISTA more attractive to buyers though, especially 'security-conscious ones' in this move imo... apk