 So I've got some pretty cool stuff I'm going to be working on over the weekend. First of all I've got my Zotac GTX 480 that I unboxed the other day and actually did an NCIX Tech Tips episode regarding well, I guess the value of a lifetime warranty. And then next over I've got an Adaptek 5445 RAID Controller card. It's hooked up to three Hitachi 1TB drives. So this is going to be a part of a couple of different things. I'm going to do an episode about their Max IQ SSD cache feature. And I'm also going to do a cut- oh actually here I should give some background for that. Where's that drive? I've got a Momentus XT here. So basically this is like a big server grade solution of what a Momentus XT is. So instead of having a single laptop hard drive with one 4GB SSD kind of built in, you can take this RAID Controller card, you can hook up like three drives in RAID 5 or RAID 0 or whatever you want, and then you hook up an Adaptek SSD as a 32GB cache for it. So that's pretty cool. And then the next one over is just a network card so that's not very interesting. But basically I'm going to be doing a couple things. These Hitachi drives are for an episode on RAID, how to set it up, how to install Windows on a RAID configuration. And then this is for the Max IQ episode. And then this one, this ZOTAC one, I'm actually going to be using for a GeForce overclocking guide. It'll be pretty much like the Radeon overclocking guide, but the key difference is that you have to adjust the shader clock as well as the core clock. One more piece of hardware I have that is pending an episode of Tech Tips is this Kingston 4GB kit of their Blue Series RAM. And I wish I had a better angle on it so I could show you where it says Blue on the heat spreader, but it looks like I can't. But that's going to be a little episode on RAM overclocking because Kingston's big thing with this RAM is that it overclocks really well. So there you have it. That's all the stuff that's sitting on my test bench right now. And that is my weekend update, I guess.