MACS Triumph TEC CPU Cooler Review
Madshrimps posted a review on the MACS Triumph TEC CPU Cooler

Using a TEC/Peltier for CPU cooling is nothing new, water cooling lovers have been doing it for years, the MACS Triumph is a TEC powered unit for the air cooling folks, it performs best at high CPU wattage, something overclockers tend to unleash is current and older processors. Let=B4s find out if the Triumph can keep successfully keep your CPU and its own TEC cool.

MACS Triumph TEC CPU Cooler Review

ATI Radeon X1650XT CrossFire GPU Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the ATI Radeon X1650XT CrossFire GPU

The Radeon X1650 XT delivers superior mainstream performance with industry-leading image quality and best-in-class HD video in the $149 market segment. With ATI’s new, easy to use “plug-and-play” CrossFire™ configuration the X1650 XT might be one of the best gaming and home theater graphics cards choices on the market today. Read on as Legit Reviews tries a pair of these GPU's in CrossFire and as a single card to see how it performs.

ATI Radeon X1650XT CrossFire GPU Review



Desktop CPU Comparison Guide Rev. 3.0
Tech ARP posted rev. 3.0 of the Desktop CPU Comparison Guide

Currently covering over 570 desktop CPUs, this comprehensive comparison will allow you to easily compare up to 18 different specifications for each and every CPU!

Here are the updates:-

- Added four new pages, each with a full list of specifications for each company.
- Corrected specifications for the Intel Core 2 Duo Extreme QX6700 CPU.
- Corrected numerous formatting and typing mistakes in all pages.
- Total CPUs : 573

Desktop CPU Comparison Guide Rev. 3.0

Sapphire Radeon X1950XTX 512MB Graphics Card Review
Virtual-Hideout.net has posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon X1950XTX 512MB Graphics Card

The graphics card in the crosshairs for this review is the Sapphire ATI Radeon X1950XTX. A bit of a mouthful, but it only gets better with some of the features. Like 512MB of GDDR4, HD AVIVO, Dual DVI ,VIVO, PCI Express x16 Lane 32bit Bus, ATI CrossFire Ready, and Windows Vista Ready.

Sapphire Radeon X1950XTX 512MB Graphics Card Review

PowerColor Radeon X1950 Pro 256MB Review
Bit-Tech have a look at PowerColor's Radeon X1950 Pro, which comes fitted with an Arctic Cooling Accelero X2 cooler.

Generally speaking, there were small gameplay advantages delivered by PowerColor's card as a result of the slightly higher default clock speeds. We also really like the fact that PowerColor has moved away from the norm and included an Arctic Cooling Accelero X2 as the standard cooling solution, but one has to wonder whether it's worth the additional £20 that the card will cost you over Sapphire's Radeon X1950 Pro. That will come down to whether you are planning to overclock or not.

PowerColor Radeon X1950 Pro 256MB Review

ATI Radeon X1650XT
MadboxPC has posted a review on the ATI Radeon X1650XT

Few weeks ago ATI presented their X1650Pro and X1300XT, today we are proud to show the latest videocard launched bi ATI. Today is the official launch of X1650XT series, featuring 80nm building process and 128 bits, it also will be the last ATI card with red logo on it. You can see how it performs against X1650PRO and X1300XT, and also you will can see how it performs against their natural enemy: nVIDIA 7600GT.

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abit Fatal1ty AN9 32X Motherboard Review
PC Modding Malaysia posted a review on the abit Fatal1ty AN9 32X Motherboard

Overall, the Fatal1ty AN9 32X is a pretty decent socket AM2 motherboard. Based on the successful NVIDIA nForce 590 SLI chipset, abit has done a good job with the Fatal1ty AN9 32X. With its red coloured PCB and underbody red LEDs, this motherboard is probably the coolest looking socket AM2 motherboards in the market, provided if red is your favourite colour. The QTES GT heatpipe cooling also worked flawlessly but it would have been better to have the SB heatsink heatpiped as well. We also had almost no issues with the board layout but we hate the fact that the space between the secondary PCI-E slot and PCI slot was too tight. This will be bad news for those who plan to run SLI and pair up a decent soundcard on this motherboard.

abit Fatal1ty AN9 32X Motherboard Review

Abit AW9D-Max Intel Core 2 Mainboard Review
I4U News reviews the abit AW9D-Max Intel Core 2 Motherboard

If you are in the market for a top end mainboard for your shiny new Intel Core 2 CPU, abit has one of the best you will find in the abit AW9D-Max. This board is built from the ground up with overclocking in mind and is a top performer. In addition to the mainboard itself abit also includes just about every accessory you could need with the board including a Toslink cable and seven SATA cables. Full featured is an understatement with this board.

Abit AW9D-Max Intel Core 2 Mainboard Review

Garmin N FCvi 660 Review
Bios Magazine posted a review on the Garmin N FCvi 660

The N FCvi 660 is Garmin's latest all-in-one sat-nav device, also known as a 'Personal Travel Assistant'. Sitting at the top of the company's
range, the N FCvi 660 is special because it offers a larger-than-normal 4.3-inch touchscreen display (480x272 pixels, QVGA), integrated traffic capabilities, FM transmitter, and built-in Bluetooth. These new attributes are in addition to the GPS navigator, traveller's reference, and digital entertainment features.

Garmin N FCvi 660 Review

Microsoft Laser Desktop 6000 Review
Hardware Pacers has posted a review on the Microsoft Laser Desktop 6000

Microsoft's Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 v2.0 is a wonderfully crafted keyboard and mouse combination. Both stylish and comfortable, this set instills a slight feeling of pride when on the computer. The mouse also has an amazing 6000 frames per second, and the cursor travels across the screen with swift, fluid motions. With Over 5 customizable buttons, the keyboard makes work on the computer more personal then before. The mouse, too, shows this quality, with 3 customizable buttons. The Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 makes time on the computer more enjoyable than ever before.

Microsoft Laser Desktop 6000 Review

Razer Tarantula Gaming Keyboard Review
XYZ Computing has a new article out on the Razer Tarantula Gaming Keyboard

The Tarantula is what Razer calls the "first definitive keyboard created by gamers for gamers". Though is not close to being the first keyboard designed for gaming, it will be interesting to see what Razer was able to
do in order to optimize their keyboard for competition. Based on their experience with mice, the Tarantula is definitely something to keep an eye on if you don't think a standard keyboard offers all the gaming features you would like. Right now there is considerable competition in the input device market, especially by companies looking to get as much money as they can out of demanding consumers. No one is more demanding of their equipment than gamers, but just piling on extra features is not enough to make a successful product. It will be interesting to see how well Razer was able to balance ease of use with innovation.

Razer Tarantula Gaming Keyboard Review

SilverStone ST75F 750W Modular PSU Review
3D Game Man posted a review on the SilverStone ST75F 750W Modular PSU

[qoute]The SilverStone ST75F 750W Modular power supply performs very well and it's completely modular with lots of leads. With 750 watts of continuous power, it has plenty of juice for the most demanding computer systems. It even comes with four PCI-E leads for a quad Video Card setup. If you're in the market for a quality, rock-solid power supply, I'd definitely recommend taking a look at this product. Watch the Video to find out more...
SilverStone ST75F 750W Modular PSU Review

Logitech Cordless Desktop MX3200 Laser Review
Hi-Techreviews.com has posted a review on the Logitech Cordless Desktop MX3200 Laser

Today we have pleasure of reviewing the Logitech Cordless Desktop MX3200 Laser, this combination keyboard and mouse offers some unique features that you normally don't find on these two pieces of equipment. Some of the cool features are dedicated search buttons that help you find files faster or you can use the touch-sensitive slider to explore Windows. Then there is the fact that both the keyboard and mouse incorporate the AgION=99 antimicrobial compound, providing protection to prevent the growth of a broad range of bacteria, mold and mildew.

Logitech Cordless Desktop MX3200 Laser Review

SilverStone 400W ST40EF Review
Techgage posted a review on the SilverStone 400W ST40EF

With power supplies pushing the stratosphere of over 1000 watts we lose sight of the needs of the basic user. If your system isn't bleeding edge with terabytes of storage, SLI or Crossfire and a pair of power hungry processors you really don't need tons of juice. If you're like the majority of users out there with a couple of hard drives, a burner or two, a single video card and a dual-core processor you just need a simple, reliable power supply.

SilverStone 400W ST40EF Review

Sapphire Radeon X1950 Pro PCIe Video Card Review
PC Apex have a new review up on a nice budget-friendly card from Sapphire.

Images from both cards are exactly what you would expect from any modern relatively high-end card. They are exceptional. Both, however, howed some strengths and weaknesses. Without filtering the Nvidia card had more of a tendency for pixel shimmering than the ATI card. Pixel shimmer is the ugly sparkling that happens where a moving dark object meets a lighter one. It is usually very apparent in vegetation such as leaves on a tree blowing in the wind. At the point where they meet the sky the image shimmers unnaturally at the edges. Even with Bilinear or Trilinear filtering some pixel shimmer is apparent with both cards. But if you intend to run at 1280x1024 or 1024x768, you can still manage very good frame rates with the X1950 Pro with a good deal of both anisotropic and anti alias filtering.

Sapphire Radeon X1950 Pro PCIe Video Card Review

Foxconn 975X7AB-8EKRS2H Review
Ninjalane has just posted their review of the updated Foxconn 975X7AB motherboard.

The layout of this motherboard is very well designed with quite a bit of detail given to making room for two monster video cards. Of course if you don't have two monster video cards you'll get to use the abundance of expansion slots otherwise you'll likely be down to a single 1x PCI Express slot and one regular PCI.

Foxconn 975X7AB-8EKRS2H Review

]Abit SG-95 Micro-ATX LGA775 Motherboard Review
Virtual-Hideout has posted a review on the Abit SG-95 Micro-ATX LGA775 Motherboard

Having 7.1 channel High Definition Audio should reasonably attract anyone looking for the small form factor home theater solution or computer. Factor in the benefits of better dual processor and memory support, it will be more than capable for almost any system requirement not to mention keep you more up to date with newer....

Abit SG-95 Micro-ATX LGA775 Motherboard Review

abit AW9D-Max Motherboard Review
Motherboard.org posted a review on the abit AW9D-Max Motherboard

Intel is set shortly to announce their first Quad Core CPUs, according to their roadmaps. abit has assured me that the AW9D-MAX will support the Kentsfield CPUs. The AW9D-Max is an interesting mix of a 975X motherboard performance-wise, plus the special features you would expect from abit. I can heartily recommend this board for the enthusiast, as it offers excellent performance and Crossfire support right out of the box.

abit AW9D-Max Motherboard Review

HWZone posted a review on the Medusa ProGamer Surround Headset

The product we're reviewing is Speed-Link's new surround sound headest, the Medusa ProGamer. After we looked at the original Medusa headset we were genuinely impressed , so receiving a new surround headset from the german manufacturer was something we were really looking forward to, since the ProGamer offers significant improvements over the previous model, in all parameters.

As a 5.1 surround headset, and as its name suggest, the ProGamer headset is aimed first and foremost at the gamers' audience. But the question is whether this is truly a must-have product for any gamer, a failed product that nobody will use or a luxurious headset that only the most hardcore gamers would purchase. Also, the main issue in this review is whether the ProGamer headset is indeed better than the original Medusa headset - which was excellent by itself - or is it just another attempt to mimick the Medusa's success?

Medusa ProGamer Surround Headset Review

Crucial PC2-4200 DDR2 Memory Review
BCC Hardware posted a review on the Crucial PC2-4200 DDR2 Memory

We have just posted up a review of Crucial's 2GB SODIMM Kit. This kit comes with two sticks of PC2-4200 DDR2 memory that will give your laptop a worthy upgrade if you are running 256MB or 512MB. We compared this kit to the stock memory in our Acer TravelMate and have been impressed with the stability of this new memory. If you want a lifetime warranty on your RAM - this is one of the best ways to go.

Crucial PC2-4200 DDR2 Memory Review

Sapphire Radeon X1650 PRO Video Card Review
HardOCP posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon X1650 PRO Video Card

It is not often that the MSRP of a product is lower than it's retail or street price, but that is the case with the Sapphire's RADEON X1650 PRO. It does not have the performance to justify a $129.99 price tag, when a GeForce 7600 can so dramatically outstrip it for nearly the same price. If and when its price comes down to a realistic range, it will be a good video card at a good price. Right now, though, it is merely a mediocre video card at a high price.

Sapphire Radeon X1650 PRO Video Card Review

Logitech AudioStation iPod Music System Review
The TechZone reviews the Logitech AudioStation iPod Music System.

The Logitech AudioStation speaker system features matching satellites
with two drivers each that together offer a wide dynamic range of clear, powerful audio. The 1-inch, high-definition, soft-dome tweeters produce high frequencies with remarkable detail and clarity, and the 4-inch, high-power, long-throw woofers offer deep, powerful bass. Its bi-amplified acoustic design delivers unprecedented performance from a surprisingly svelte system.

Logitech AudioStation iPod Music System Review