Daily Reviews Summary 10/13/08

Reviews 52748 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Antec Mini P180 review
BurnOutPC.com has posted their review on the Antec Mini P180 Chassis

Antec continues using the same styling as they did for the P180, P182 and even the P190 and mix it together into a smaller Mini P180. The original looks of the P180 remains fairly the same. The Mini P180 however is smaller and more compact but it has all the features the other cases have as well. Except this is a Micro-ATX case. The Mini P180 is not compatible with the standard ATX motherboards and unlike some of the other cases from Antec, this case has no included power supply. Let's see what this case has to offer and how it racks up against my expectations
Antec Mini P180 review

n-Tegrity Pro - Fingerprint Protected Personal Data Manager
TestFreaks.com posted a review on the n-Tegrity Pro - Fingerprint Protected Personal Data Manager

today I've got another from a company called N-Trance. The n-Tegrity USB drive uses biometrics to secure the drive, so it's as unique as you are, but it also uses military encryption as well on the data that's stored on the drive itself. That's not all this drive is good for though, it does include a few applications with it, and you can add more as needed. The real feature of this drive is the ability to use your fingerprint to login to virtually any web site out there, that is part of the technology for this device that the company, N-Trance, has developed. No more passwords to remember as they are stored on the drive itself, encrypted of course for further protection.
n-Tegrity Pro - Fingerprint Protected Personal Data Manager

Vantec Aeroflow FX92/FX120 HDT CPU Coolers Review

Reviews 52748 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Virtual-Hideout posted a review on the Vantec Aeroflow FX92/FX120 HDT CPU Coolers

I'd have to say that the FX92 is definitely not a heatsink to pass up; though it does manage to make itself heard when spinning up to meet the load, it's cooling performance nearly matches that of the much heavier sinks, and even an upgraded watercooling kit. That's nothing to sneeze at. So, what we now have sitting here are a pair of products - one which is great, and one that needs work. On the plus side, though - they both work well enough, are accessible enough, and cheap enough to recommend, and that's a step forward.
Vantec Aeroflow FX92/FX120 HDT CPU Coolers Review

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