As you eat turkey and drink a few brews on this Thanksgiving day, we have some additional Linux centric articles your readers may find of interest. To begin with, we have the leaked NVIDIA 1.0-8168 drivers. These drivers were mistakenly leaked by the folks over at ASUS and we have shared a small preview of these pre-release candidates. As you may recall back in August of this year we reviewed the Abit AW8, and recently we wrapped up testing of the Abit AW8-MAX v1.0 that comes with the performance and Linux compatibility of the AW8 vanilla but with a few additional features up its sleeve. Next up with some memory action, we have GeIL's DDR2-667 which performed exceptionally well for its incredibly low price and was even able to overclock to DDR2-843 speeds. As we haven't covered cooling in a while, we have part 1 of our 5-way water cooling radiator round-up. Onto some software loving we have our performance results from Quake 4's latest 1.0.5 NIX patch. Finally, hot off the press we have some information that XGI is targetting to open up their driver development process to the OSS community, more on this will come later once all of the details have been worked out and the official launch has occured that could happen by Christmas of this year. Happy Holidays!