BTXFormFactor.com has a new review posted on the Cooler Master CB5-7KFSA-02-GP Type II BTX Cooler
Virtual-Hideout posted a review on the Zalman CNPS9700 NT CPU Cooler
DreamWare Computers posted a review on the Spire Rocketeer IV 600W Power
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3D Game Man posted a Swiftech Quiet Power P180 Water Cooled Case review
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Founded in 1991, Spire is a well known manufacturer of PC cooling solutions, power supplies, and cases. We were very impressed with the first cooler that we reviewed from them about a year ago. I was happy when the opportunity came to review one of their 600W Rocketeer IV power supplies.Spire Rocketeer IV 600W Power Supply Review
3D Game Man posted a Swiftech Quiet Power P180 Water Cooled Case review
Swiftech has done a fantastic job at selecting and installing their water cooling components into the Antec P180 Case. The case have plenty of drive bays, fans, air filters, and sound proof side panels and front. Swiftech has used an improved version of the H20-120 premium water cooling kit. included is the Apogee CPU waterblock, MCP350 Pump, MCR120-QP Radiator, MCRes Micro Reservoir, 3/8" A-60 NorpreneT tubing, and HydrxT coolant. An excellent product that performs very well. It's a no brainer! Watch the Video to find out more...Swiftech Quiet Power P180 Water Cooled Case Review
Pro-Clockers takes a look at the Super Talent DDR2 T1000UX2G4 Overclocking Memory
ThinkComputers.org posted a VIZO NINJA Notebook Cooler Review
techPowerUp posted a review on the QPAD EC-R
Buzz Me Baby has now posted an review on the "Uniden WIN1200 Windows Live Phone"
HEXUS posted a review on the Thecus N1200 RouStor NAS
Overclockers Online has posted an OC report on the TEAM Xtreem 2x1GB PC2-6400 3-3-3-8
3D Game Man posted a Swiftech Quiet Power P180 Water Cooled Case review
DreamWare Computers posted a review on the Spire Rocketeer IV 600W Power
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TechDomain has a new review on the Zalman VF-700AlCu VGA Cooler
OCIA.net takes a look at the Etasis ET-850 850w Power Supply in their latest review.
Zalman have been offering quiet cooling solutions for years now, and the VF-700AlCu provides compatibility for most cards right through to the some of the latest and greatest offerings from nVidia (7900 series) and ATi (X1800 series). I wasn’t content to just comparing the VF-700AlCu to stock, I wanted to see how it stood up versus its bigger brother, the VF-900Cu. This cooler has more fins on the sink, and heat pipes connecting the fins to the sink base. Can the aluminium-copper hybrid hold up to the full copper VF-900?Zalman VF-700AlCu VGA Cooler Review
OCIA.net takes a look at the Etasis ET-850 850w Power Supply in their latest review.
The ET-850 is certified to be SLI Ready by Nvidia, and even features four PCI-Express power leads for graphics cards. It is rated for over 80% efficiency with four independent +12V outputs, and has eight Serial ATA power connectors. With plenty of power and plenty of connections, it sounds like it's ready to take on anything available on the shelf from quad-core CPUs to SLI graphics cards with as many Serial ATA drives as you can fit in most cases.Etasis ET-850 850w Power Supply Review
OCIA.net takes a look at the Etasis ET-850 850w Power Supply in their latest review.
TechDomain has a new review on the Zalman VF-700AlCu VGA Cooler
ThinkComputers.org posted a SteelSeries 3H Gaming Headset Review
Virtual-Hideout posted an ASUS EAX1950PRO CROSSFIRE 256MB Graphics Card Review
techPowerUp posted a review on the Mad-Moxx 7900 GTO 512 MB Burstfire
Legit Reviews posted a review on the FOXCONN 975X7AB-8EKRS2H Motherboard
BIOS Magazine posted a review on the Creative Live! Cam Optia
APH Networks posted a review on the Buffalo Firestix PC6400 2x512MB DDR2 RAM
Creative has had a relatively long history in the Web camera business, but until now its products have been a little uninspiring in the design department. Perfectly acceptable in terms of desktop performance for individuals, they lacked a certain amount of eye candy compared to new snazzy widescreen laptops and LCD monitors. All that's about to change with the Live! Cam Optia, a Web camera so cool that it looks like it has been designed by Apple.Creative Live! Cam Optia Reviewed
APH Networks posted a review on the Buffalo Firestix PC6400 2x512MB DDR2 RAM
As obvious as it may seem, RAM is quite an essential component in every day computing. Besides the primary purpose of exchanging and temporarily storing data, performance is the second consideration besides quantity. Of course, price is another important contributing factor -- if you are into speed and overclocking, you are more likely to pay more for better memory. For others, running at stock speeds is sufficient most of the time -- so why not consider lower priced value RAM kits? On the other hand, if you are reading this review, I could almost assume that a lot of us have more or less a good passion for computers and technology. Otherwise known as 'enthusiasts', let's give the Buffalo Firestix a try and see how these enthusiast grade memory will suit enthusiast demands.Buffalo Firestix PC6400 2x512MB DDR2 RAM Review
Bigbruin.com posted a review on the Noctua NC-U6 Heatpipe Chipset Cooler
