Hexus has posted a review on the IBM Deskstar GXP75 hard drive.
Tweakers Asylum has posted a review on DirectX 8.0 final under Windows 2000.
Sharky Extreme has posted a review on the Celeron 766MHz.
SlotA has posted a review on the K7TA Socket A motherboard.
Intense Beta has posted a review on Windows Whistler Beta 1.
Paul Thurrott of Wininformant has posted a review on Whistler Beta 1
Sharky Extreme has posted a ChainTech 60JV2 motherboard review.
Dan´s Data has posted a review on the SM-200C MP3 player.
TweakTown has put up a 3-in-1 socket A cooler review on the Thermaltake Super Orb, Alpha PAL Socket A and the ArctiCooler Agilent.
Since the Introduction of the Socket A AMD Athlon and Duron Processors companies have been playing catch-up. Thermaltake were the first company to come to the party with the orbs for socket A. then along came Alpha and ArctiCooler. The Socket A coolers today are being designed to work with AMD´s newer 1GHz AMD Athlon CPU´s A few months ago we took a look that some other AMD Socket A coolers, some were kickass while some didn´t make the cut. Today we take a look at 3 of the newest coolers on the block designed to keep AMD´s new babies cool. They are the Thermaltake Super Orb, Alpha PAL Socket A and the ArctiCooler Agilent.Read more
3DGAMEMAN has posted a video review on the PCCHIP M754LMR Motherboard (onboard TNT2, sound, modem and NIC).
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Hardware.OC has posted a review on the Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical.
LITTLEWHITEDOG.COM has posted a review on Vantec´s In & Out PC Air Circulator.
TweakTown has posted a review on the Epox EP-8KTA2 Socket A motherboard which is based on the VIA KT133 northbridge chipset.
ViaHardware has posted a review on the Soyo SY-K7VTA motherboard with CPU Multiplier adjustments. This board is shipping late into an already saturated VIA KT133 motherboard market. Can it compete? Read on to see.
PCinsight has posted a review on the KeyGhost II Professional which is a keystroke monitoring device capable of capturing upto 500,000 keystrokes.
The key to Keyghost´s operation is an embedded chip located on the pass-through connector. This chip can store up to 500,000 keystrokes in its non-volatile flash memory and offers 128-bit encryption. If you wish to have a device which provides more storage capacity, the manufacturer does have a model to fit your needs. The Keyghost requires no battery for operation. In addition, no software needs to be installed as the embedded chip contains all of the information needed in its 8KB of ROM.Read more
Hexus has posted a review on the Quantum Altas 10K II hard drive.
Sharky Extreme has posted a review on the ASUS AGP-V7100 GeForce2 MX video card.
TweakTown has posted a review on the MSI 649D Pro AR Dual FC-PGA motherboard.
LITTLEWHITEDOG.COM has posted a review on VMware for Windows NT/2000.
Tweakers Asylum has posted a review on the AOpen MK33 Socket A motherboard.
