Daily Reviews Summary 08/14/06

Reviews 52519 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

ASUSTeK PW5 DH i975X motherboard Review
HEXUS posted a review on the ASUSTeK PW5 DH i975X motherboard

With the number of motherboards starting to trickle through that support Intel's Core 2 Duo, ASUS's PW5 DH Deluxe is, we reckon, one of the
better ones around.
ASUSTeK PW5 DH i975X motherboard Review

Xandros Home Edition Premium Review
OSWeekly.com takes a look at Xandros Home Edition Premium

I have been reviewing Xandros off and on since 2004. They are a great company with some serious misconceptions as to what the home user needs. I'll get into that soon enough, but let's get right into the review itself, shall we?
Xandros Home Edition Premium Review

Daily Reviews Summary 08/13/06

Reviews 52519 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Modular Power Supplies: The Reality of the Resistance
Motherboards.org posted a PSU guide

Now please keep in mind that this article is in no way a power supply review. You have not just witnessed some sort of weird five-way power supply shootout. There are so many good things to say about ALL of the power supplies I used today. For example, the voltage drop going from 0A to 11A on both the Antec NeoHE and Corsair HX620W was actually LESS than the FSP600-80GLC power supply with fixed cables. But the focus of today's article was to simply clarify some of the fuzzy math used to create fud over modular power supplies, therefore we focused primarily on the drop from the power supply's PCB to the load.
Modular Power Supplies: The Reality of the Resistance

Seagate 7200.10 750GB HDD
Bytesector takes a look at the Seagate 7200.10 750GB HDD

Seagate has released the latest solution to the storage issue-a whopping 750GBs in a 3.5" enclosure which promises to be a viable storage device for many people (when they put four of them into their computer). At one point in the not so distant past, size prevented manufacturers from building a hard drive larger than 500GBs. Seagate took advantage of an emerging technology called Perpendicular Recording Technology, which allows them to put more sectors per square inch of platter surface area.
Seagate 7200.10 750GB HDD Review

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