Daily Reviews Summary 05/30/08

Reviews 52750 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

X-Spice Kira CS 530W Power Supply Review
techPowerUp posted a review on the X-Spice Kira CS 530W Power Supply

Even though X-Spice is not a very well known brand name, they achieved what nobody else could do: building an extremely quiet power supply that is stable and affordable. We are testing the 530W model today and found that it could easily handle a Quad CrossFireX rig, and produced less fan noise under load than most other power supplies in idle.
X-Spice Kira CS 530W Power Supply Review

Canon PIXMA MP970 Photo All-In-One Printer Review
Bios Magazine posted a review on the Canon PIXMA MP970 Photo All-In-One Printer

The PIXMA MP970 does everything well. The print head can be removed and cleaned or replaced without having to take it to someone else to be serviced, it is reasonably quiet when printing, energy efficient and produces excellent results. The owner's manual is well written, but the printer is so easy to use that the manual will not be needed much. The paper output tray can remain closed and will open automatically once a print job has started, and the hidden bottom paper cartridge is nicely tucked away and goes unnoticed. The slide/negative holder is also conveniently hidden away under the top of the scanner lid. Overall this all-in-one can outperform any HP or Epson product in the same class. Colour photo printing is accurate and monochrome printing offers laser-like quality. The only major downside is that it's very bulky - make sure you have enough room for this monster.
Canon PIXMA MP970 Photo All-In-One Printer Review

Daily Reviews Summary 05/29/08

Reviews 52750 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Razer Lycosa Gaming Keyboard Review
Tech-Reviews.co.uk have completed the review for the Razer Lycosa Gaming Keyboard.

One of Razers' latest products is the Razer Lycosa and it is a more slim and compacted version of its big brother - the Razer Tarantula. However the Lycosa also brings some new features to the table such as a touch panel for media keys and the ability to transform any key into a macro button with the software provided.
Razer Lycosa Gaming Keyboard Review

Asus P5Q Deluxe motherboard Review
Bit-Tech published a review of the Asus P5Q Deluxe* motherboard, based on Intel's P45 Express chipset.

Asus has appealed to the budget conscious, feature loving, overclocking enthusiast very well indeed even though some of these features are mutually exclusive in use. It's not perfect but it's evidently a clear that this is a thorough evolution over previous Asus products, even previous P35 boards as a whole. It's raised the bar //massively for what mainstream should be compared to the previous generation, yet in almost every area it's still left us wanting more. Its hardware features are innovative and daring, but we find ourselves rhetorically questioning //"would I actually use it though?" If yes, then jump on it like it was made of gold. Asus has proved that its P45 P5Q Deluxe is a step up from P35, and almost emulates X48 but for far less money: it has our vote for this reason alone.
Asus P5Q Deluxe motherboard Review

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