My first "Real Review" is Published

[Uncle Bob]

Well, I've graduated. My first real review is up. It's about the Thermaltake Volcano 11+ Xaser Edition. I feel like I gave birth! LOL!!

http://www.overclockedcafe.com/revie...s/Volcano1.jpg

[Holst]

I cant get the clickable pics to work.

My only critisism is that having to click ever wincpuid pic is a bit tedious, cant you just make them full size and then crop them so you can see the relavent info ?

Other than that a very thorough review.

[Uncle Bob]

Thanks. I'm looking out why they don't work. Not working for me either.

[Uncle Bob]

The pics are all fixed now. I see they are rendered at 640/480 space but most of mine aren't that big.

[Daniel ~]

Well done U.B.!

[Alexandrus]

Nice, really nice.

[Uncle Bob]

Thanks guys. I'm just finishing up an article on hotflashing a BIOS chip. I finally read the instructions on the camera (I held back as long as I could, I really did!) and now the pics are rendered as 640 x 480! It's a miracle!

Here is a pic of my ablebodied assistant Dantheman.

[Daniel ~]

You made Front page, but you'll have to find our front page to see it! {Hint hint ":O}

[Uncle Bob]

It's in my "links" section, second down! LOL!

Danka, Danno!

[Allan]

Well done Bob!!

[robbie]

Nice job.
Rob

[RandyB]

Damn fine job there UB, I might have to give one of those a try in my back up box.

[Uncle Bob]

Ya sure..... PM me!

[SiGmA_X]

nj, I liked it My first well-clicked review was of a Thermal Right SLK900u That one was fun

[Uncle Bob]

Where was it published, I'd love to read it! (Man that's a great sink. I have one on my V modded 8RDA+. It rocks!)

[The Spyder]

pcextreme.net

So bob, you have another artical soon?

[Uncle Bob]

Originally posted by The Spyder
pcextreme.net

So bob, you have another artical soon?

Thanks, oh 8 legged one!

Yes I do and since you asked, y'all get a sneak preview:
(It should be postedon Monday or Tuesday night.)

Title:

Hotflash...It's what to do if your chips are down.


INTRODUCTION

Every one of us likes to push things, some more than others. We get a new board, processor, stick of RAM or video card just so that things will happen a mere nanosecond faster. Some of us simply need to upgrade when our old PC just won’t handle the software we are throwing at it. For whatever reason, you may find yourself with a brand new motherboard and now you need to flash the BIOS. Flashing the BIOS is normally a fairly painless operation, falling somewhere in the mid-level of computer skills. If you are a normal PC user, you may never have to flash you BIOS more than once or twice over the life of the board. I’m happy for you, I really am. I think I had one of those boards once. I work on them everyday at my work environment and they are really happy little PCs, really, they are.