Tweak3D has posted a review on the eVGA GeForce 4MX440 graphics card
OC-Melbourne has posted a review on Logitech's high end PC audio solution, the Z-560 series.
DeviantPC has posted a review of Ghost Recon.
Ghost Recon is a brave departure from the mould of its high-profile predecessors, and the introduction makes this manifestly clear. The aura of an American war movie remains: with heart-stirring soundtrack and mean gun-toting vindicators in uniform; but the outdoor terrains of South-Eastern Europe are the backdrop, rather than the claustrophobic Western 747s, museums or villas of the original duo. The familiar SWAT team uniforms are replaced by full camouflage; flash-bangs making way for LAWs. This truly testosterone-fuelled political anti-terrorist combat, replete with post-September 11th patriotism.Read more
EverythingUSB has posted an Iomega Predator USB 2.0 CD-RW review
Overclockers Club has completed a review on the Ahanix Platinum XP case.
Accelenation has posted a review on VIA's epia Mini-ITX motherboard
PC Stats has posted a Samsung SW232 32-10-40 CDRW Burner review
Dan's Data has posted a review on the Super Flower 500W Power Supply
OS News has posted a comparison review between VMWare Workstation 3.1, Virtual PC 4.3.2 and Bochs 1.4
VR-Zone has put up a review on the new ATi All-In-Wonder Radeon 8500 128MB edition.
PC Stats has posted a review on the Gainward GeForce 4 PowerPack GS Ultra
Hardcoreware has posted a review on the Pentium 4 2.53 GHz
BurnOutPc.com has posted their review on the Nostromo SpeedPad N50
3D Game Man has posted a video review on the ZALMAN CNPS-6500A ALCU Cooler
Dan's Data has posted a review on Codegen's ATX-9001 case
OC Workbench has posted a Handspring Treo 180 review
Viper's Lair has posted a review on Stomp's BackUP MyPC software
Tweakers Australia has posted a SkyHawk ATX-4396 Aluminium Case review
Aluminium, or Aluminum as you may call it has been the material of choice for some time now when it comes to heatsinks. Sure it isn't the absolute best conductive material, but it is relatively cheap, light and very easy to work with. I'm guessing that most of your would have heard of Lian-Li at some point, and know that they were the first real, high-quality aluminium case manufacturers on the block. One drawback to the Lian-Li cases is the high cost, which unfortunately denies the average enthusiast from owning one. Introducing Skyhawk - long time renowned for quality power supplies for both the server and home environment, and more recently, aluminium cases. Skyhawk offers a full range of aluminium cases, ranging from very cheap to expensive. Thanks to Kenny over at Sky Hawk Australia the model we will be looking at today is the SkyHawk ATX-4396, which boats stylish design, quality finish and a full aluminium chassis.Read more
DeviantPC has posted a review of the Antiy Ghostbusters Trojan removal tool.
The main reason you would want to get rid of 'Ghosts' is due to the fact that malicious programs like trojans pose a very real security threat to a lot of computers both personal and business alike. To block a trojan from calling home you need a Firewall, but if the Trojan is run on the computer (usually by Malicious Email) then it can usually find a way through the firewall from the inside.Read more
Hardware Masters has posted a review of Enlight's 8902 Tower Server case.
