Extreme Overclocking has put up a review on the Amuzuma Fan Adapter.
NeoSeeker has posted a review on the Samsung SyncMaster 1200NF 22 CRT display
Viahardware has posted up a review on the DFI NB70-SC Pentium 4 motherboard
Viperslair has posted a review on the AMD Athlon XP 1800+ (1.53GHz)
GideonTech has posted a review on the Samsung 40GB hard drive.
TweakTown has posted a review on the Shuttle AV40R Motherboard.
Pentium 4 processors teaming up with DDR memory have been a huge hit of late. But there is more than just Intel and SiS making these possibilities a reality. Come join TweakTown as they delve into the workings of the Shuttle AV40R Motherboard that uses the VIA P4X266 chipset and see if it's worth your hard-earned dollars.Read more
Tuplay takes a look at Stomp, Inc.'s new Click 'N Burn Pro software.
GamePC has posted a Pentium 4 Chipset Performance Shootout
HardOPC has posted an ABIT Siluro Ti500 review
HotHardware has posted a comparison review between the Abit BD7-RAID and Asus P4B266 motherboard
FrostyTech has posted a review on the AVC 117160 Socket 478 Heatsink
Along with the stainless steel mounting clips which actually fit overtop of the 117160, and the Heatsink Retension Mechanism (HSRM) AVC have included what we'll call a PCB backplane support. AVC call it the X-Pad. Basically, it is an X shaped piece of metal that fits behind the PCB. The HSRM screws into this device which supports the tension of the heatsink and stops the PCB from bending too much. If you have the chance, mount the regular Intel socket 478 heatsink onto a motherboard outside of the case and take notice of how much it bends the PCB. Pretty bendable eh?Read more
PC Stats has posted an AthlonXP 1900+ CPU review
Hexus has posted a review on the Coolermaster 210 Case.
NeoSeeker has posted a review on the Lite-On FS020 Full Tower
Everything USB has posted a review on the Belkin USB Dual Media Reader & Writer
OC Workbench has posted a review on the Gigabyte 7VTXH+ motherboard
TweakTown has posted a shootout between the Evercool NW6-610 and the GlobalWin WBW-76 HSF.
Due to new chipsets hitting the streets, the Pentium 4 processor is starting to gain in popularity. And with a larger share of folks going back to Intel, the overclocking game is beginning to come around full swing with these processors. So cooling is now becoming a vital necessity once again, and what better way to test some coolers than by having them sweat their way through some testing in 30C ambient temperatures? Come join TweakTown as they do their best to torture the Evercool NW6-610 and the GlobalWin WBW-76 in a head-to-head fight to the death.Read more
6-Speaker PCI Sound Card
PC Stats has posted a review on the Samsung Syncmaster 171MP LCD - HDTV
Dan's Data has updated their CPU cooler comparison
