The Volcano 7+ is a weighty HSF, even more so that it's predecessor the Volcano 7. I started to dismantle the 7+ by unscrewing the top 4 fan screws to remove the fan and the fan guard. The bottom screws for holding the silver fan duct in place weren't in position yet, so removing everything bar the copper sink was effortless. I layed out the dismantled HSF to have a good look at how it was constructed and what the quality was like. The golden sink is 100% pure copper and has been designed with 'Tiny Fin' technology which basically allows for 36 rather thin fins to absorb the heat from the CPU.Read more
Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the Thermaltake Volcano 7+ HSF
BurnOutPC has posted a review on the Tak58 heatsink from Globalwin
Digit-Life has put up a Server Tualatin CPU review
CoolHardwarez has posted a Sony MP3 Discman DCJ-01 review
Hot Hardware has posted GeForce4 Ti 4600 and GeForce4 MX 460 benchmarks
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VIA Hardware has posted their review on the Eden platform.
TweakTown has posted a review on the Gigabyte GA-8IRXP Motherboard.
FrostyTech has posted a Chauh Choung DTA-478 Socket 478 Heatsink review
PC Stats has posted a review on the Intel Pentium 4 1.5 GHz
SubZeroTech has posted a review on Crucial 256mb PC2100 memory.
Tweakers Asylum has put up a review on the Dr. Thermal HSF.
BurnOutpc.com has posted a review on the GlobalWin CakII-38 heatsink
Extreme Overclocking has posted a review on the Thermaltake Volcano 7+ heatsink
ipKonfig.com has reviewed a water cooling kit made by OverclockersHideout.com/CPUfx.com.
TweakTown has posted a review on the Everglide Bungee Crystal Pro mousing surface.
It seems that everyone is looking for that little edge that will keep them at the top of the food chain when it comes time to frag. Everglide has been in this particular arena for some time now, and still put out a number of products based on the needs of the gamer. Come join TweakTown as they take a look at the Everglide Bungee Crystal Pro mousing surface/bungee setup. It's an interesting contraption, but does it work? Let's find out.Read more
X-bit labs has posted their Monthly Hardware News Overview.
Hardware Extreme has posted a review on Corsair's XMS2400 256MB DDR RAM.
Explosive Hardware has posted a review on the Soyo K7V Dragon Plus! (KT266A)
With the large success of Soyo's K7V- Dragon (KT266), the Soyo K7V Dragon Plus was a very anticipated board mainly because of the KT266A chipset and all that surrounds it. The KT266A chipset supports DDR200/266 memory which provides extremely fast access to system memory. The VIA KT266A features performance driven design, which includes tightened timings and deeper queues to greatly increase memory and system bus performance resulting in faster access timings. VIA chipsets are very reliable and stable system platforms making them great for high end users such as gamers. The end result is the industry's fastest DDR memory controller.Read more
Overclockers Online has posted a review on the Lian Li PC35 Case.
The PC35 is intended for use at offices, for people who don't have much hardware and who like a small case that can easily be integrated in their room or for LANners. Indeed, I think this case could be a real winner at LAN parties. It's size and weight make it easy to transport and the removable racks could be handy to swap data....Read more
SubZeroTech has posted a review on the Everglide Giganta Set.
I believed they were all the same thing and my free mousepad from my ISP provider would be the same, that is until the Everglide Giganta arrived at my front door via UPS. The package not only included the popular Giganta...but also included in the set is a Mouse Bungee and a comfy wrist restRead more