PC Stats has posted a VIA P4PA Socket 478 Motherboard review
VIA Hardware has put up an article Can Integrated Video Perform?
Overclocked Cafe has finished their review on the Zalman 6000 ALCU CPU cooler.
X-bit labs has posted a Western Digital 1200JB HDD review.
OC Prices has posted a review on the Creative GeForce 4 MX440 video card.
Tobitech has posted a review on the AVC Tundra - copper cooler
BurnOutPC has posted a review on the Zalman 6000 copper Flower heatsink.
HexedReview has put up a review on the Stereo VU Meter from PCModKits
T-Break has posted a review on ECS' 845D chipset motherboard- the P4IBAD.
OC Workbench has posted a review on the SiS745 reference board
Tuplay examines Stomp Inc's latest CD product, Click & Design 3D
Overclockers New Zealand has posted a review on Leadtek GeForce 4 MX and Gainward GeForce 3 Ti 200.
SubZeroTech has posted their review on the Enermax EG365P-VE.
Power Supplies may be one of the most underestimated components in a PC. Many people would just buy the cheapest they can find or use whatever comes with their case. Little do these people know, the power supply is by far one of the most important factors in a PC.Read more
3D Game Man has posted a video review on the Vantec Single Rounded Cables
Tobitech has posted a review on the AVM Fritz!Card DSL modem
AthlonXP has posted a review on the GeForce 4 Ti 4600 video card
Tom's Hardware Guide take a close look at two PC systems that were equipped with the Claw Hammer processor
3dXtreme has posted their LITE-ON 40x12x48x CD ReWritable Drive review.
T-Break has posted a review on Creative's CD-MP3 player
Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the Thermaltake Active Memory Cooling Kit
Complementing our recent review on the 'Passive' Memory Cooling Kit comes our review on Thermaltakes 'Active' Memory Cooling Kit. If you read the review, you would already know that memory runs hotter than you think. No wonder why people have trouble overclocking - they put giant heatsinks on their overclocked CPU's, but leave the memory modules untouched! Probably a high percentage of stability problems occur because the memory is simply too hot, which can cause data corruption errors. Cooling the memory through the use of heatsinks, heat-spreaders and fans is certainly the way to go. Thanks to Thermaltake, we are evaluating the Active Memory Cooling Kit, which claims to do the job. So lets get on with it, and see how the kit performs…Read more
