Daily Reviews Summary 01/05/07

Reviews 52663 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

PC Modding Malaysia posted a Biostar Sigma Gate V7603GS21 GeForce 7600GS Review

Biostar's budget friendly EGate V7603GS21 graphics card packs a powerful punch for your money. Again, to keep the costs low, the package bundle just comes with the bare minimum for those who prefer not to pay for any extras. The included V-Ranger overclocking utility is a revolutionary way of overclocking graphics cards. And surely, this little beast can overclock! With the V-Ranger utility, we managed 702 MHz on the core, 75% faster than stock, and that was done with the stock cooler. Armed with GDDR3, this graphics card is virtually a 7600GT in disguise. Actually, it blows a 7600GT when overclocked :wink: The GPU does get a little toasty when overclocked and overvolted, so we believe it may be a good idea to give it a better cooler.
Biostar Sigma Gate V7603GS21 GeForce 7600GS Review

Tech ARP posted a Vizo Luxon 3.5" USB & SATA External HDD Enclosure Review

There are so many external hard drive enclosures in the market, but what sets the Vizo Luxon apart from the others is the fact that it supports direct SATA connectivity in addition to the usual USB cable.

Join Marc as he takes a look at the Vizo Luxon and see how it compares against the Seagate Pushbutton Backup 750GB.
Vizo Luxon 3.5" USB & SATA External HDD Enclosure Review

FOXCONN GeForce 7950GT 512MB GDDR3 Video Card Review

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Futurelooks posted a review on the FOXCONN GeForce 7950GT 512MB GDDR3 Video Card

With the sea of massive dual slot graphics cards out there, one would think that high performance graphics cards had to have monster heatsinks as a pre-requisite. However, FOXCONN has shown us that this is definitely not the case. The slim profile of this 7950GT based video card shows that it can be done on a diet.
FOXCONN GeForce 7950GT 512MB GDDR3 Video Card Review

Daily Reviews Summary 01/04/07

Reviews 52663 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

TrustedReviews looked at the Canon LaserShot LBP-5000

Canon’s latest colour laser printer, the LaserShot LBP-5000, is not an expensive purchase. At well under £200, it’s suitable for small office and home use, anywhere you need more colour print, less expensively than a typical ink-jet printer can provide. The printer is designed to be easy to maintain, with all-in-one colour cartridges.
Canon LaserShot LBP-5000 Review

bit-Tech have a look at BFGTech's watercooled GeForce 8800 GTX

Even with the card running at its highest stable clock frequencies after playing through Oblivion for an hour, the GPU core temperature (as reported by NVIDIA's nTune system monitoring software) was lower than the idle temperature of our reference-cooled GeForce 8800 GTX installed in the same environment - this is a testament to how good the Danger Den waterblock on BFGTech's card is.
BFG Watercooled 8800 Review

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