Hardware Pub has posted a review on the 3DCOOL.COM Hellstorm 3000 case
Enter the realm of the HellSTORM Case. An improvement on the Tornado series cases since the HellStorms are equipped with true automotive paint. These cases are sanded, primed, painted, clear coated then baked to perfection. The colors are the exact same as found on exotic vehicles such as Lamborghini and Ferrari. This is the same brand paint and the same exact finish you would expect. According to 3DCOOL.COM Inc each case involves close to 8 hours of labor in order to achieve its perfection.
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OC Workbench has posted a review on the Gigabyte 7VRXP motherboard.
I am Not a Geek dot com has posted a review on the Lian-Li PC35 mini-case
FostyTech has posted a Titan TTC-MT3AB Heatsink review
Sometimes it seems as though heatsink manufacturers are trying to sell coolers by looks alone - hoping that the more outrageous a heatsink looks, the better it will sell. The Titan MT3AB certainly gains points for trying something new with this heatsink, but considering the lackluster performance we have seen from this type of cooler in the past, can we expect anything different here?
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Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the GlobalWin ISTORM-II Hard Drive Cooler
The ISTORM-II uses a patented Cross Flow Fan which claims to provide more airflow to the internals of the case. The front of the ISTORM has a small yellow led on it, which lights up when it is connected to the power source. Although it looks cool the ISTORM sticks out of the case by about 1.5 inches, offsetting the even cooler led feature. When installed, the ISTORM sucks in cold air from the bottom of the unit and spins in inside. I don't know how effective this cross-flow design is, but we will find out soon enough.
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GyroTweak.com has posted a new article on the refresh rate of Logitech wireless optical mice
Obsidian Tower has posted a review on the Sony G400 19 Trinitron monitor.
Serial Addiction has posted a review of Corsair's top of the line XMS-2700 DDR memory.
Tweakers Asylum has posted an article on the overclocking performance possibilities of the Intel Pentium 4 1.6A GHz Northwood.
Burnoutpc.com has posted a review of Xoxide's Pre Modded Enlight Breeze.
Tom's Hardware Guide has posted a review on Athlon dual motherboard from ASUS and MSI
T-Break has posted a review on the MSI K3T Ultra-ARU motherboard which based on the KT333 chipset
3D Game Man has posted a NoiseControl Fan Voltage Control & Splitter video review
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GideonTech has checked out the GlobalWin 8870 Aluminum case.
Dan's Data has posted a review on the EagelTec Combo Card Reader
Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the Thermaltake Volcano 7+ HSF
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.
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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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