BurnOutPc.com has posted a review on the Trust FamililyCam 310AV digital camera.
Dan's Data has tested six premium thermal compounds, from Arctic Silver, Cooler Master and Nanotherm.
OC Workbench has posted an EPOX 8K3A+ Review
Icrontic has posted a review on CrazyPC's Dr. Thermal EXTREME! heat sink.
Neoseeker has posted a review on Samsung's 151s TFT LCD Display
Tweakers Asylum has posted a review on the FIC RADEON 8500 AT008
BurnOutPC has posted a review on the M-Systems DiskOnKey.
OC Prices has posted a review on the Innovatek watercooling kit.
3D Game Man has posted a video review on the Bluetake USB Dongle BT007 Wireless Solution
3dXtreme has posted a Coolink Cool H2Twin (H2T) Review
VR-Zone has put up an overclocking review on the new EPoX 8K3A+ board based on VIA KT333CE chipset.
Tom's Hardware Guide has posted a review on the SiS 645DX Pentium 4 chipset
Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the ASUS A7V333 KT333 Motherboard
The ASUS A7V333 is the first motherboard we are reviewing based on the high-performance KT333 chipset from VIA. It seems that ASUS is one of the first motherboard manufactures to deliver a KT333 based board, making use of nearly every feature and enhancement the chipset supports. Incorporating DDR333 (PC2700), ATA133 RAID, high-speed USB 2.0, 6-Channel Audio, as well as a host of incredible, innovative and unique features. So sit back and take a deep breath as we uncover the latest board to appear on the scene - the ASUS A7V333.Read more
TecCentral has posted a review on the Epox EP-4BDA2+ mainboard in german
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El Diablo Fanboy has posted a review on Command and Conquer: Renegade
Hardware Pub has put up a review on the Cooler Master HHC-001 Heat Pipe
Hardware Pub has posted an Socket-A DDR motherboard shootout
I am Not a Geek dot com has posted a review on eVGA's e-GeForce 4 MX 440 video card
Overclockers Club has posted a review on the Digital Doc 5.
The packaging is rather nice, gives you an idea at just what you are getting. Kind of a retail look with an OEM feel. The only problem is the packaging does not protect the product much, very easy to damage during shipping or during stocking in stores. ..This unit only works with the 3 pin fans, so if you have the 4 pin Molex, you will need to some some wire splicing, or purchase and adapter, they really should have included a 4pin Molex connector or two in as extras.Read more
VIA Hardware has posted a review on the MSI KT3-Ultra ARU VIA KT333 based motherboard.
