TweakTown has posted a review on the Thermaltake Volcano 7+ HSF.
Many of you may be familiar with the original Volcano 7 HSF. While a good concept, the self-adjusting fan on it didn't work as well as intended. But now that a new version has hit the streets, things have changed a bit. Come join TweakTown as they take a look at the new Thermaltake Volcano 7+ HSF. The new design promises both cooling prowess and quiet, so let's see if it succeeds in these lofty goals.Read more
PC Stats has posted a Pentium 4 2.0 GHz review
TweakTown has posted a review on the Microsoft Wireless Intellimouse Explorer.
Hardware-TEST has posted a review on the Soltek SL-75DRV4 motherboard
Dan's Data has put up a DVD+RW drive review
T-Break has posted a review on the ASUS V8460 GeForce4 Ti4600 video card.
Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the SOYO SY-K7V Dragon Plus KT266A motherboard
BurnOutPc.com has posted a review on the Icehole from Feelingpc.com
Icrontic has posted a review on Corsair's new XMS PC2700 DDR RAM
Tobitech has posted a review on the Innovatek Watercooling-Set
OC Workbench has posted their MSI KT3 Ultra ARU review
Hardcoreware has posted a Microtek C783GM 17 LCD Display review
3D Spotlight has posted a review on the DTI 3D LCD 15 Display from Dimension Technologies
Hot Hardware has posted a review on Soyo's P4I Fire Dragon and P4S Dragon Ultra motherboard
PC Stats has posted a MSI 845 Ultra-ARU DDR / P4 Motherboard review
VIA Hardware has posted a review on the DFI AD73 motherboard.
DFI has a long history of providing some of the best performing, most stable components to OEM's and system builders. However, they have not placed a lot of emphasis on the retail market. Recently, however, they began a large marketing and R&D campaign to break away from being an OEM-only manufacturer. DFI's recent AK and AD line of motherboards have shown good reason to buy future boards from the company. Unlike some other companies, DFI is focusing on giving the very best price for the very best performance. In other words, they are thinking about the end-user, first. Through studies, DFI has been proven to be the most stable and have the lowest return rate of 20 top motherboard manufacturers. Also, as a company that holds Customers First as their driving priciple, you can be assured of great products. We received their preproduction AD73-RAID a couple of days ago and I've been nothing but impressed with the quality, layout, and performance it is showing.Read more
Serial Addiction has posted a review of Being Seen Technologies case mod Light tape kit.
X-bit labs has posted a MSI 845 Ultra-ARU review.
