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Mikhailtech has posted an eVGA Geforce4 MX440 Video Card review

While I never took the cooler apart (it seems to be fastened well in place and I don't feel like breaking anything just yet), the rear reveals the 10 internal fins. Although pretty small (this would be an equivalent to a 40mm fan), the one ACS uses is incredibly powerful yet quiet. The breeze coming out the exhaust holes is very noticeable and even during stress tests, barely warm. Which brings up another point: because of the ACS orientation, at least half the memory chips (those on the front that is) will get some active cooling if you attach ramsinks with fins. This is due to the air being directed that way.
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DeviantPC has posted a review on the Visiontek Xtasy GeForce 4 Ti4400 graphics card

By keeping the package simple, and not going for gimmicky add-ins or game bundles Visiontek have produced what most gamers want, a GeForce4 Ti graphics card at an excellent price point.... The GeForce4 provides another leap in performance whilst also adding visual features to the boiling pot.
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Tweakers Australia has posted a review on Thermaltake's HardCano 2 - an aluminium Hard drive cooler, with dual LCD temperature readouts.

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DeviantPC has posted a review on the game Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault

Let's not get any illusions, most of the game is combat, but done in a very nicely tailored way. The first thing you will have to do is clear open areas. Gameplay is absorbing here. Keen vision and accurate aiming while keeping yourself safe and behind cover will really start to pull you into the game. You'll find yourself cautiously approaching corners and hills, advancing when you can, always with an eye out for the enemy.
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Overclockers Club has completed a review on the ThermalTake Volcano 7+ heatsink

It's been awhile since I have reviewed a heatsink. Mostly, because I have been very busy will my new hosting company. However, I'm getting back into the groove of things, and I have a fine looking heatsink that I will be reviewing today. It's called the Volcano 7+ from ThermalTake or, TT is what we like to call them. In this heatsink, TT packs in a variable fan speed switch, fan monitoring capability, solid copper heatsink, and Tiny Fin technology. How well does the Volcano 7+ keep up with other heatsinks? Read on and find out!
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