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Xigamatek Red Scorpion S1283 Review
Tech-Reviews.co.uk has posted a review on the Xigamatek Red Scorpion S1283

Direct heat pipe technology on CPU coolers is becoming more frequent than ever, at Tech-Reviews we reviewed a Nexus HOC-9000 a few days ago which made use of this new technology. The results from the heatsink bundle were good, but nothing to shout about. Today we've got another entry to the 'direct heat pipe' family, the Xigmatek Red Scorpion S1283. Unlike the Nexus, the Red Scorpion hasn't been designed for silence in mind; instead, it's been designed for pure performance and efficiency. Well let's just see shall we.
Xigamatek Red Scorpion S1283 Review

Cheetah LCD HDTV Screen Protector Review
DragonSteelMods takes a look at the Cheetah LCD HDTV Screen Protector

Luckily for the rest of us, he decided to design a product to protect most sized LCD/Plasma TVs from the scourge of flying Wiimotes. Using an ultra high strength acrylic that is nearly indestructible, he created the Cheetah Screen Protector. Composed of BC" Plexiglas and elevated away from the television screen with =BC" rubber spacers, the Cheetah Screen Protector provides a BD" buffer between the outside world and your HDTV.
Cheetah LCD HDTV Screen Protector Review

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Lian-Li PC-A77 – Review
Clunk posted a review on the Lian-Li PC-A77 case

I got my first Lian-Li case back in 2002, it was the second revision PC-60, complete with a full set of 80mm fans and a beautiful , silver, hard anodised, aluminium finish.

Since then, I have owned several Lian-Li cases with varying degrees of customisation, and it was only around 18 months ago that I strayed from the Lian-Li path and straight under the wheels of a Mountain Mods truck.

I have never really liked the MM case and have been looking for a replacement for a while, but nothing has pushed my buttons until this week, and that button pusher was the Lian-Li PC-A77-B.
Lian-Li PC-A77 – Review

Battle of the VGAs - reviewed
playREACTION posted a roundup review of 6 nVidia based video cards

In today’s ever-changing world of blisteringly fast technology, and shortened development cycles, owning and making full use of the latest GPU on the market is quickly becoming a headache, and an expensive one at that.

With NVIDIA dominating 2007 with their highly successful Geforce 8 series, namely the 8800 Ultra, GTX, GT and GTS models, together with their G92 reincarnation, and ATI seeking to make a comeback after their merger with AMD yielded DAAMIT but not much tangible in terms of GPU hardware to die for, what does 2008 have to offer?
Battle of the VGAs - reviewed