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Hiper Osiris ATX Tower Case Review
Bigbruin.com posted a review on the Hiper Osiris ATX Tower Case

The Osiris turned out to be one beautiful case. Hiper has really made an excellent product, with great attention to detail. It appears refined and polished, and in no way comes off as gaudy. No matter what side you look to you will find it blends perfectly with the rest. If you are looking for a clean, easy to work with, extremely well made mid-tower case, you should definitely consider the Osiris.
Hiper Osiris ATX Tower Case Review

Thermaltake DuOrb CPU Cooler Review
ASE Labs posted a review on the Thermaltake DuOrb CPU Cooler

My first orb was the Thermaltake Golden Orb way back when the Abit BP6 was the thing to have. Imagine having to shave a bit of a heatsink off to have it fit on your motherboard. Those were the days when you had to work hard for every ounce of performance. These days, you can squeeze so much out of new CPUs. Thermaltake has released a brand new orb, the DuOrb. It combines heatpipes and two huge orb coolers.
Thermaltake DuOrb CPU Cooler Review

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ASUS EN9800GTX TOP video card Review
Elite Bastards posted ASUS EN9800GTX TOP video card review

As is befitting of its 'TOP' status, ASUS' EN9800GTX TOP features some pretty significant clock speed bumps over a reference GeForce 9800 GTX. On the GPU core side of things, we get an 80MHz increase, with the chip's Stream Processors getting a bigger boost as the board's shader core is upped to 1840MHz, a 152MHz gain. Elsewhere, on the memory front, the 512MB of RAM on this board gets a 75MHz increase, giving us a final clock of 1175MHz.
ASUS EN9800GTX TOP video card Review

Centaur Technologies Tour - Making The Via Nano CPU Review
Legit Reviews tested the Nano processor

At this test station these two individuals were individually testing Nano processors at various speeds and temperatures to see if they pass stress testing. If you are curious what Centuar was testing you are in luck. Centaur was checking to see if the VIA Nano CPU's were stable at 1.8GHz at three different temperatures (85C, 5C and then 25C)with 1.1V on production platforms. The processors that pass testing at this stage move along to become VIA Nano L2100 processors, which are the 1.8GHz processors. I was able to see VIA Nano processors get speed binned right in front my eyes...
Centaur Technologies Tour - Making The Via Nano CPU Review