Daily Reviews Summary 09/21/07

Reviews 52748 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

cRadia Flex Review
XSReviews has reviewed the cRadia Flex notebook cooler

With so many cooling companies out there, it's not uncommon to find one that you haven't heard much about before. Recently I was informed that I was being sent an innovative laptop cooler by a group called cRadia. I thought little of it until it arrived... let's see if it's performance is as crazy as it's size!
cRadia Flex Review

Xigmatek HDT-S1283 CPU Cooler Review
Modders-Inc posted a review on the Xigmatek HDT-S1283 CPU Cooler

The Xigmatek HDT-S1283 utilizes a 120mm rifle bearing fan that is rated at 1000 - 2200 RPM and produces 72.1 - 99.6 CFM's (depending on RPM). The fan has a moderate noise level of 28 - 32 dBA, which should be fairly quite in a closed case.
Xigmatek HDT-S1283 CPU Cooler Review

Daily Reviews Summary 09/20/07

Reviews 52748 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Jetway 966PDAG Review
Bjorn3D takes a look at the Jetway 966PDAG

I am constantly amazed to hear how old systems a lot of people have. While us hard core users probably already have a Core 2 Duo or AM2 CPU, a lot of people still are running systems with P4 or even worse. There are a lot of reasons people do not upgrade. Lack of knowledge on how to do it is one reason but a far more probable reason is the cost of upgrade. However, with the recent drop in the price for the Core 2 Duo’s and the release of the cheap E2x00 and E4x00 C2D’s there now is a perfect time to upgrade an old system without breaking the bank.

In addition to a cheap CPU you also need a good but cheap motherboard and the motherboard I am reviewing today, the Jetway 966PDAG, is just that; cheap without being too limited in features.
Jetway 966PDAG Review

Acousti Products AcoustiCase 340 Quiet Computer Case Review
Bigbruin.com posted a review on the Acousti Products AcoustiCase 340 Quiet Computer Case

Given the refined styling and minimal noise generated by the test system, the Acousti Products AcoustiCase 340 Quiet Computer Case is an ideal choice for anyone who wants to appreciate what a computer system can do for them, without being particularly aware of the computer itself. The style makes it appropriate for use in an office or a living room, as it doesn't cry out for attention with bold colors, bright lights, or other gadgets that might distract from its use. Couple this with the extremely low noise operation and the entire system could become virtually invisible.
Acousti Products AcoustiCase 340 Quiet Computer Case Review

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