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techPowerUp posted a review on the Zalman VF1000 LED & RHS88 VGA Cooler
After a long wait the Zalman VF1000 LED VGA cooler has finally arrived. It is a special cooler designed to meet the cooling requirements of today's high-end cards like the GeForce 8800 Series. The additional RHS88 heatsink plate is required for proper cooling of other components on the board like voltage regulation circuitry. This all copper beauty sure does look nice, but can it live up to the expectations?Zalman VF1000 LED & RHS88 Review
Ultra X3 1000 Watt ATX Power Supply ULT-HE1000X / ULT40064 Review
DragonSteelMods posted a review on the Ultra X3 1000 Watt ATX Power Supply ULT-HE1000X
There was a time when a 1000Watt power supply would have not have even been considered something you might need for your computer, but times, they be a changing and depending on what types of power hungry components you have you might need that extra juice. Today for review I've got one of the newest power supplies from ULTRA, the X3 1000Watt version and this thing is a beast, not only in size but of course the power it can put out. During my testing I found it to be extremely stable, but yet very quiet...Ultra X3 1000 Watt ATX Power Supply ULT-HE1000X / ULT40064 Review
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Xclio Wind Tunnel Extreme Cooling PC Case Review
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Tagan A+ CS-A380 Review
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Bigbruin.com posted a review on the Xclio Wind Tunnel Extreme Cooling PC Case
The portion of the Wind Tunnel's side panel that houses the two 25cm fans protrudes from the side of the case to compensate for the depth of the fans, so there won't be any issues with clearance between your components and the fans. There are also some ventilation holes on the top part of the side panel to let heat escape from the case.Xclio Wind Tunnel Extreme Cooling PC Case Review
Tagan A+ CS-A380 Review
Bjorn3D posted a review on the Tagan A+ CS-A380
In the quest for more and more silence without compromising airflow some people will go to great lengths to keep their PC quiet. Some people even have the PC in a different room of the house and run cables to it for the sake of silence. Fans get bigger, CPU's shrink and time marches on. Today we have Tagan's newest addition to their line of A+ cases. Named the CS-A380, the name may not roll of the tongue quite as smoothly as Black Pearl but what it lacks in title it surely makes up for with a monstrous 250mm front fan. With the great success of the Black Pearl Tagan has set a high standard for itself. Can the CS-A380 match the level of the Black Pearl and more importantly, the scrutiny of our readers or will it crash and burn? Let's find out.Tagan A+ CS-A380 Review
