Over the past couple of weeks, we have compiled quite a few Linux articles that your readers may find of interest. On the topic of NVIDIA graphics, we had recently reviewed an eVGA GeForce 6800GT PCI-E. This 256MB card, now being replaced by the 6800GS, offered very interesting results when compared against the 7800GTX. Over onto benchmarking, a few days after the Quake 4 release we featured a Doom 3 v. Quake 4 Performance article. But what good is a thrilling game without enough RAM? On the topic of RAM, we had presented a Crucial Ballistix DDR2-800 and review. Continuing on with the graphics battle, we featured a XGI Linux Interview followed by our launch coverage of the XGI Volari 8300 (XG47). For the gamer out there, we also tried out the Razer Copperhead mouse under Linux. Ending off, this week ATI had launched their new v8.19.10 Linux drivers with a Phoronix comparison and our preview of ATI PowerPlay. These are just a few of our recent articles and hope that you enyoy them, of course, all testing had occured under various Linux distributions.