OCC has published a new review of the ECS A770M-A
InsideHW.com posted LC Power PSU Roundup
HotHardware posted a preview on the AMD Hybrid CrossFire technology
We had a chance to sit down with some folks at AMD to talk about their upcoming Hybrid CrossFire technology and to get some firsthand experience with pre-production hardware. It looks like tomorrow's next-gen IGPs are going to be much more interesting than today's offerings. Head on over to the site and take a look...AMD Hybrid CrossFire Sneak Peek
Bjorn3D takes a look at the Foxconn Mars.
techPowerUp posted a review on the GeIL Black Dragon DDR2 800 MHz CL4
FrostyTech posted Scythe Mugen SCINF-1000 Heatsink Review
OCC has published a new review of the XFX 8600 GT Fatal1ty
XSReviews has reviewed the NZXT Alpha case
Legit Reviews posted a review on Hybrid CrossFire
Madshrimps posted a Thermal Paste Roundup
HotHardware.com posted NVIDIA 3-Way SLI GeForce 8800 Ultra Performance Preview
The Guru of 3D takes a look at NVIDIA 3-way SLI
PC Perspective posted a review on the performance of 3-Way SLI running today on an nForce 680i SL motherboard.
Techconnect Magazine has posted a new article on OCZ's 8GB ATV USB flash drive.
Bit-Tech published a first look at AMD's Phenom processors
Theora vs. h.264
OSNews posted a comparsion between Theora vs. h.264 codecs
SteelSeries 3H USB Headphones Review
HardwareLogic posted SteelSeries 3H USB Headphones Review
OSNews posted a comparsion between Theora vs. h.264 codecs
A lot was said lately about the Vorbis/Theora vs h.264/AAC situation on the draft of the HTML5. As some of you know, video is my main hobby these days (I care not about operating systems anymore), so I have gain some experience on the field lately, and at the same time this has made me more demanding about video quality. Read on for a head to head test: OGG Theora/Vorbis vs MP4 h.264/AAC. Yup, with videos. And pictures.Theora vs. h.264
SteelSeries 3H USB Headphones Review
HardwareLogic posted SteelSeries 3H USB Headphones Review
Let's face it. Those of us who play games sometimes lose track of time and have been known to have marathon sessions sitting in front of our computers. Whether it be destroying giant robots or blasting off head shots, we love the sound of explosions and gunfire. Unfortunately, our family members or neighbors might not share our enthusiasm for loud sounds at 2:30AM. Luckily for us, there are lots of choices for quality headsets out there that cover all the different price points, so it is easy to find several within your budget. Enter SteelSeries, a Danish company that caters to gamers.SteelSeries 3H USB Headphones Review
OCC has published a new review of the Asus P5K3 Premium Black Pearl Edition
Benchmark Reviews takes a look at the Rosewill 10.4-Inch LCD Photo Frame RDF-104
Hardware Secrets posted a review on the Corsair TX750W Power Supply
OzHardware posted Microsoft SideWinder Gaming Mouse Review
