Daily Reviews Summary 01/11/08

Reviews 52751 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Enermax Infiniti 720W Review
DriverHeaven has just published the review of the Enermax Infiniti 720W.

If a poll was conducted amongst PC enthusiasts about which PSU manufacturer they prefer, Enermax would certainly be in the top three. They are one of the oldest and most reputable PSU manufacturers, continuously releasing products that never cease to please the perpetually unsatisfied hardcore PC users. Today here at DriverHeaven's we have one of their new high class range PSUs, the Infiniti 720W unit. The Infiniti series is not the most powerful series that Enermax currently produces, but it is loaded with pretty much all features a PSU can have.
Enermax Infiniti 720W Review

XFX nForce 780i SLI Review
bit-tech published a review of XFX's nForce 780i SLI motherboard

It may look better, but it also costs £20 more than an XFX nForce 680i SLI and we'd certainly be tempted to sit back and wait to see if the nForce 780i SLI suffers from the same significantly high number of board deaths that the nForce 680i SLI had - personally I'd choose a company with a good RMA service and warranty period, just to be safe. In that respect, XFX's two year warranty is clearly outshone by its American alternative, EVGA, which offers a fantastic and industry leading ten year warranty.

The nForce 780i SLI suffers from stuff that just hasn't been updated; no solid aluminium capacitors, no re-FABed chipsets on a cooler process, no updated BIOS flashing utilities, no overclocking safe guards and not even a CMOS button.

Even though the XFX nForce 780i SLI performs well, is stable and looks good, it just simply lacks in features I'd expect an enthusiast board to have. I can't help but want to look elsewhere to the Tier One manufacturers for a quiet solution that is better kitted out.
XFX nForce 780i SLI Review

Daily Reviews Summary 01/10/08

Reviews 52751 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Galaxy Geforce 8800 GT HDMI version Review
The Guru of 3D posted Galaxy Geforce 8800 GT HDMI version review

Galaxy probably made one of the best looking and innovative GeForce 8800 GT's to date, period. Well not period, I mean I do have to at the very least tell you the difference over the reference model. How about a Blue PCB, custom cooler, black connector panel, HDMI output, two 6-pin power connector for optimal multi-phase power connectivity .. really a Guru's wet dream (oh come on admit it!).

It doesn't stop there though as this is supposed to be a tweakers card. For the fun factor the core clocks are set at default, but I can already tell you that we easily reached a 700 Mhz core frequency and the memory .. ugh that memory .. at 2400 MHz overclocked. Are your juices flowing yet ?
Galaxy Geforce 8800 GT HDMI version Review

Aerocool I-Curve+ Case Review
3DXtreme posted a new review on the Aerocool I-Curve+ Case.

Aerocool has been delivering us their newest products for quite a while now and they have always impressed us with their latest designs. Today
3DXtreme is taking a look at the newest member of the ever growing product line of Cases from Aerocool. An intake, exhaust and two side intakes push the I-Curve+ Case to the edge of what's possible with air cooling within a Case. The front panel LCD with touch button controls adds a little bit of fruit to the mix, reminiscent of an Apple perhaps?
Aerocool I-Curve+ Case Review

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