X-bit labs has posted an article called: 5 Socket A Mainboards Supporting DDR333 on VIA KT333 and SiS745.
Hardware Pub has posted a review on the widely popular Crucial PC2100 DDR RAM.
OC Workbench has updated their Gigabyte 7VRXP review
3D Spotlight has posted an eVGA GeForce4 MX440 review
PC Stats has posted an AMD Duron 1 GHz Processor review
Hardware Pub has published a review on the Thermaltake Volcano 7+
3D Game Man has posted an Abit KR7A-133R Motherboard video review
MBReview has posted a review on the Nexland ISB SOHO router
Accelenation has posted a review on the DFI AD73-RAID motherboard
Installation of the board was quite straightforward and quick thanks to the quick reference sheet included with the motherboard. Stability was equally good, reaching around 150 MHz with the most aggressive memory timings and with 2 DIMM slots occupied.Read more
T-Break has posted a review on a hybrid between a Notebook and Desktop by ECS called iBuddie 4.
Dan's Data has posted a review on the NickLock, a somewhat secure hard drive switcher.
BurnOutPc.com has finished a review on the Soyo P4I Motherboard.
Hardware Pub has posted a review on the Nexland WaveBase
Computerbase has posted a comparison review between the P4B266-E vs P4S333 vs i850 in german
Viper's Lair has posted an Enermax - EG365AX-VE FCA review
Everything USB has posted a SanDisk Cruzer 128MB preview
HotHardware.com has posted a review on Abit's SiS645 driven SD7-533 for the Pentium 4, along with some of the finest true PC2700 DDR DRAM Memory Modules from Crucial Technologies
Mikhailtech has posted a Power Cooler PCH147H Copper Heatsink review
What surprises me to no end is how many different clip designs/mechanisms Power Cooler has come up with. My favorite has to be the one found on the PCH075H. Unfortunately this isn't one of them. The problem with this particular clip is the fact that it doesn't bend. At least not more than 1-2mm. Although you can't see it in the picture (and I couldn't remove it because of the fixed shroud), the width of the clip's body is situated vertically, not horizontally. Elementary physics will dictate that bending something along its thicker part without warping/breaking is impossible without expansion/compression of the material itself.Read more
3dXtreme has posted a review on the Lian Li pc-86USB case.
PC Rivals has posted a System Ram Comparison
