Daily Reviews Summary 07/02/07

Reviews 52793 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

techPowerUp posted a review on the Akasa AllInOne Control Panel

The AllInOne control panel from Akasa offers, just as the name implies, connectivity of all kinds. You will also get a small LCD display to control two fans and two temperature diodes. The unit itself is of high quality and the clean design should look great inside a case - even the red one.
Akasa AllInOne Control Panel Review

bit-tech published a review of Creative's X-Fi XtremeGamer soundcard

For around £62 (inc. VAT), (or £56 if you are a regular contributor in our community and qualify for free delivery with Scan) the Creative XtremeGamer is a serious bargain. You might be a bit wary of investing in a PCI card, but the slots should still be around in motherboards for a few years yet, and it's a small investment compared to shelling out £150-plus for the top models. It's Vista support is really very good, although we'd still like Creative to include a task bar icon like they do in Windows XP.

Okay, you don't get the 64MB of X-RAM or I/O connector for expansion, but you still get a very capable card for entertainment, gaming and audio creation. Some people would argue that on-board sound does the job just fine, especially since many now offer the same extra Dolby and DTS that discrete cards use, but the sound quality of the XtremeGamer is just head and shoulders over anything on-board.
Creative X-Fi XtremeGamer soundcard Review

Daily Reviews Summary 07/01/07

Reviews 52793 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

bit-tech published a review of Wolf King's Timberwolf gaming keyboard

On the plus side, for gaming it holds up very well and is both comfortable and responsive, placing a great number of keys at our fingertips and thoughtfully leaving the lower end of the pad empty as a wrist support. Lovely. On the downside, the rest of the keyboard feels a little awkward to use and clustering the keys all together means it's definitely unsuited for office gamers who will spend the majority of time typing and game only for an hour or two a day.

Then again, office gamers aren't really the market for the Timberwolf. It's more aimed at hardcore players who spend the majority of time gaming and who need a keyboard for their gaming machine //outside of the office. For that audience, the Timberwolf holds up very well despite a few small design flaws.
Wolf King Timberwolf Gaming Keyboard Review

DragonSteelMods posted a review on the OCZ ModXStream 780Watt Power Supply

Some people out there don't like modular power supplies, personally I
really like them. Depending on who you talk to people will tell you different things about the modular type power supplies, they'll tell you about the connectors and how they can break, or having the connections the way they are is a bad thing. Well I've owned quite a few of them and have never had one problem with any modular power supply related to any of the cons that people might list for these types of PSU's. That being said today for review I have a modular power supply (imagine that!?) and it's from our friends at OCZ and it's a 780Watt version of the ModXStream, so read on to learn more about a great power supply...
OCZ ModXStream 780Watt Power Supply Review

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