TweakTown has posted a review on the Antec SX1240 Full Tower Case.
PC Stats has posted a PC3000 DDR366 RAM Review
AMD Athlon processors received a huge boost in performance when the motherboard manufacturers transitioned from SDRRAM based systems to DDR. Regardless of the gains PC1600 DDR and PC2100 first brought to the table, the performance market craved more, and shortly thereafter PC2400 and PC2700 rated DDR began to pop up. Sooner or later, even the mighty PC2700 DDR333 would be surpassed by something better and faster. The next level in DDR memory was met by PC3000, or DDR366. Priced at about $90USD for a 256MB stick, it's some of the least expensive high performance DDR DIMM's available.Read more
InsideProject has posted a review on the Noise Control Magic Fleece
Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the LaCie 60GB External FireWire HDD
Icrontic has posted a review on the new Globalwin TAK68
Xtreme PC UK has posted a review on the CoolerMaster ATCS 210 case
HardOCP has posted a VIA KT333 Chipset review
Accelenation.com has posted a review on a SiS645-based motherboard from MSI.
ipKonfig has put up a review on the Kingmax 256MB TinyBGA PC2400 DDR memory.
HardwarePub has released an article reviewing PC Light Strips.
In the past a modder's only choices for lighting up their overclocked, state of the art, gaming rig was a neon light or a cold cathode. They both do the job well but there were some obstacles. The drawbacks to the neon light are it produces heat, uses substantial amounts of power and it has mounting limitations. The cold cathode has the same mounting restrictions but used less power. This has been accepted as the way it is until the introduction of PC Lightstrips.Read more
Subzerotech has put up a review on the Yamaha CRW2200EZ CD-RW
Storage Review has posted an IBM Deskstar 120GXP review
Overclockers Online has posted an AOpen CRW1632 & CRW2440 review.
Computerchaos has posted a review on the latest cooler from Thermaltake, the Volcano 7+.
This new Thermaltake Volcano 7+ Heatsink comes with an Everflow variable speed 70 mm fan. This new fan setup allows us to choose between 3 different fan speeds. The 3 way switch attaches to a molex connector as well as the CPU fan header on your motherboard. I am curious to see just how quiet it is on the low speed setting in comparison to the 6000 rpm high speed setting, and how the performance will change with the varied fan speeds.Read more
Tobitech has posted a review on the Coolermaster HHC 001 HeatPipe
X-bit labs has posted an article called Celeron (Tualatin-256) 1.0A: New Overclocking Wonder?
OcPrices.com has posted a Thermalright AX-7 review
3dXtreme has posted a review on the eVGA Geforce4 MX 440 video card
PC Stats has posted a review on the Antec SX1030B File Server Case
